Explores the folk horror phenomenon and its culturally specific manifestations in international horror, from its first wave in the 1970s to today.
Tucked in the trees of Oregon’s Mt. Hood, 19-year-old snowboarder Sadie Ford camps alone, anticipating a winter of adventure and renewal in this meditative film about identity, home, and the way that human experience echoes that of the natural world. "Hauntingly beautiful ... Matlow's…
Three days of love, worship and money. A millionaires convention in Omaha, Nebraska. 15,000 fanatical shareholders gather to pay homage to their hero Warren Buffett, as one Australian man searches for the reasons why.
In “Woolly”, director Rebekka Nystabakk follows her sister Rakel as she becomes the 4th generation to run the family farm. Together with her wife Ida, Rakel is enthusiastic, but aware that they have a lot to learn. Rakel’s father, a farmer for 40 years, knows what lies ahead: years…
un film de Lizette Lemoine Wora l'esprit contemporain est un petit traité d'anthropologie sur la sagesse des indiens d'Amérique à travers le regard du groupe Yaki Kandru. Le musicien et anthropologue colombien Jorge Lopez P., exilé politique en France depuis…
Wildness, music, twerking and grinding on the streets of Worcester MA.
Hot parade in Wister.
Forty years ago, in 1978, Word is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives startled audiences across the country when it appeared in movie theaters and on television. The first feature-length documentary about lesbian and gay identity made by gay filmmakers, the film had a huge impact when it was released and…
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John Kaizan Neptune was a young California surfer when he discovered the shakuhachi, a traditional Japanese bamboo flute, which changed his life forever. As an outsider in 1970s Japan, he dived into tradition headfirst and blew open the potential of this ancient instrument in a way only he could have.…
