1989 Movies

A 142-minute experimental film by Masanobu Nakamura, reconstructing his filmmaking career through outtakes and previously unreleased footage from the...

Documentary about the Austrian-American writer Charles Sealsfield

The making of the Back to the Future II movie

The first part of an incomplete animated adaptation of the Bible.

One winter day, a young man named Yutaka, who is haunted by an "inexplicable tiredness", meets a mysterious white woman. One day in winter, he meets a...

Romania: State of Fear is a compelling BBC documentary that provides a rare, clandestine look at life in Romania during the final year of Nicolae Ceau...

Nigeria uses found footage about that country to create a silent piece.

A reptile secret-agent is airdropped into the desert.

A playful reimagining of A Nightmare on Elm Street.

The forest is used here as a metaphor to explore the tenuous relationship between nature and culture. Through text and personal commentary this work a...

Crimson Glory at Manatee Civic Center, Palmetto, FL, USA In Dark Places Where Dragons Rule Masque of the Red Death Azrael Valhalla Red Sharks P...

Made in 1989, this tape comprises 130 pictorial sequences, where countless different rolls of paper are rolled out and up with one hand at breathtakin...

On the Way Home follows a man on his way home on a rainy night, while cross-cutting the happenings after he returns home: doing laundry in a flooded b...

Do You Accept the Charges? focuses on Quebec filmmaker Robert Morin. We are presented with extracts of Morin's work and personal interviews given over...

A student film inspired by the Lewis Carroll poem.

An urban fairy tale in which three characters negotiate a space where myth and reality constantly collide. Syed uses the character of The Lady of Shal...

Educational short about the Bible

A dance film shot inside the medieval walls of the Cloisters in Manhattan. It shows a young woman who becomes aware of the cosmic forces, forces which...

Documentary about Shuji Terayama's life