1993 Movies

Sharon, Lois & Bram take a most unusual train trip home for the holidays. Joined by an eccentric assortment of fellow passengers, the trio take th...

By making even the smallest changes in our daily lives we can all make a difference.

Inside and outside the sixteen ropes of the ring: intense and lonely moments in a young amateur boxer's life.

A surreal series of images set to music by Thinking Fellers Union Local 282.

Malcolm takes the viewer around Australia visiting his favourite places. Starting out from Sydney, he travels to Fraser Island, through the Queensland...

In the life of a theater troupe, art and reality are intricately intertwined. Two actors are preparing for a nighttime television show in which Berett...

"I came across an old industrial film by Siemens on computer and their language. To better appreciate the film I first of all cut off the sound, I the...

This short film takes its title from Russell Corgi's famous 1942 Buffalo Courier Express photograph of the exterior of the Genesee Hotel. The film is...

A cruel huntsman takes his anger out on invading bugs. Was originally made as part of the MA course in Media Productions at Canterbury Christ Church C...

Two strangers meet in a broken elevator.

A kid is at a house with his friend when an evil spirit starts to haunt them, three centuries after his defeat.

Green explores the vibrant glow of summer through scenes of towering trees, vast manicured lawns, a mantis, and a snake, set to a text narrated by Has...

Milk pours from a plastic container into a woman's mouth. The woman swallows it, dribbles it back at the container, and spits it out.

When honest Thanedar Harnek Singh comes to know that Mantri Balwant Singh is involved in drug trafficking, he decides to expose him at any and all cos...

The Jesus Lizard perform at Amsterdam's The Paradiso, with additional backstage interviews.

Fun-loving Patrick had it easy at his parents’ seaside villa. At 16, he thought he had it made for life–that is, until the day riders kidnapped him to...

Literature leads to everything, even the worst.