1995 Movies

From North America to Europe, Robby Glantz continues to be hockey's most requested skating instructor. His innovative methods for teaching the foundat...

Documentary by Eckhart Schmidt.

A basic introduction to the most influential book ever written, the Bible.

An experimental "immersive environment" created by Char Davies.

Christmas Eve morning arrives – the first in Filemon's life. Final preparations for the evening dinner are underway. Boniface tells his friend about t...

Mary Chapin Carpenter, one of the most intelligent and soulful voices in contemporary country music, is captured onstage in this 1995 concert video th...

Film about the life and artistic career of old Wang Luobin, whose whole life was dedicated to collecting and performing folk songs from Northwest Chin...

Puss! The Booted Cat is an erotic short that laps up various incarnations of the classic fairytale Puss-In-Boots. The tale, popularized in 17th c. Fra...

A young boy hooks up his cart to the history of mankind and escapes.

An exploration of intimacy and the material environment of the home, using paint, drawing and stop- motion. Bodies in contact, heavy and earthbound, d...

A murderer escapes from prison and begins attacking locals in a small Yakut village, leaving death and chaos in his wake.

Born in Aix-en-Provence, Cézanne returned to settle there after some travels. The nearby Sainte-Victoire mountain became his subject, which he would d...

A short documentary about women, cats and children and the relative importance of each to the other.

A sailor sets out to lose his virginity on shore leave from the Navy.

With the release of GOOD TIMES, the Momentum Crew was riding a high. While earlier films were devoted to crushing the established hierarchy of surfing...

Documentarist Nina Davenport turns the conventions of the travelogue inside out. She takes us to India and abandons us there, leaving us to believe wh...

Based on the homophobic antics of Roseanne Skoke, former MP for Central Nova in NS, this humourous video examines the somewhat unexpected implications...