1998 Movies

METRONOME is both the most straightforward (as well as the most difficult) of Stephanie Barber's films. It is very dear to the filmmaker's heart. The...

Manfred, who is fascinated by his mother's underwear, becomes the latest addition to Dr Prinz's therapeutic flat-share for transvestites and sexual 'd...

There is reflection on the passing of time, transience, yesterday and tomorrow, the images show memories from trips in the Canadian wilderness, withou...

Allegory about man's relationship with power inspired by the imagination of the Paraíba poet Augusto dos Anjos.

The story revolves around Suresh, a happy-go-lucky man, and Satya, his former college classmate who marries him out of a desire for revenge after he p...

A breezy look into an illegal database from a CD-ROM, which contains personal data of Estonian citizens.

Nicky has got a problem. He's got a problem with his love life, he's got a problem with his substance abuse, but most of all, he's got a problem with...

Benguelê is an exaltation to the African past and to its remarkable and deep roots in Brazilian culture. Striking from the stage, without any shame, a...

A re-edit of Petit’s Radio On (1980)

"I guess you could say that Dysfunctional is the first film I ever completed. I had done lots of experiments before this, but I never seemed to be abl...

A political fable about a sex scandal that brings down the decadent regime of a tiny kingdom.

1998, 00:27:42

“Al Makhtufun” won the 1998 Best Short Documentary Film Award at the Mediterranean Film Festival for highlighting the issue of abducted Lebanese. The...

A cynical take on "happily ever after"

In 1939, polish writer Witold Gombrowicz arrives in Buenos Aires with the plan of staying for two weeks. But World War II breaks out in Europe, and he...

Pancho Villa, in a moment of delirium, “murders” a mannequin, thinking he is killing everyone.