2001 Movies

Mixing old tech with new, these lyrical abstractions explore red-gold color fields created with photograms (direct exposure of film without cameras),...

Pro Lifer Denise falls in love with Manhattan's latest fashion trend: handbags made out of fetal skin.

A sunflower growing in the shade of a wall has no sunlight. Bees and butterflies do not fly near it. Eventually, a bird advises the flower that it mus...

A woman dances above a camera

Filmed on location and featuring real teachers and students, imaginative exercises and memorable original songs, this program is a wonderful tool for...

Continuing the I Love BBC strand, this one off special looks the weird and wonderful world of Kung Fu, with features on Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, kung f...

Documentation of a performance where the artist walked onto an academic lecture hall stage and sang Canada's national anthem. It was in the last days...

In Grey Star 2, Maschek have constructed a hilarious and incisive political satire using found footage of anonymous and various forms of male bonding,...

Baranowsky's Mondfahrt (2001) was made during a ferry passage from Harwich to Hamburg. Taken by night, Baranowsky filmed the full-moon holding the cam...

Myth of Father is a video documentary about acceptance. My father, Jodie, is a transsexual woman. She came out to me a few years ago and I've since be...

Interested in architecture and in contemporaries landscapes, Bertrand Lamarche has designed several projects relatives to the site embracing the J.F.K...

This soaring three-part program takes you deep inside America's military air power, with highlights including a trip aboard an aircraft carrier and a...

From PBS comes this intriguing look at quilting, once a necessity and a convention for storytelling that has evolved into a genuine art form. Crisscro...

Donald and Pete as workers in a music store who are told that the next one to make a sale gets to keep thir job when in walks Daisy.

Double-exposed, sepia-toned film sets the mood for this brief chronicle of the evolving identities that are claimed by a female-to-male transsexual.

Miracle workers such as Benny Hinn are followed and interviwed in this American Undercover documentary. It questions if faith and prayer can heal.

In 1998, over 5,000 people travelled to Kakadu, in the Northern Territory, to stand alongside the traditional owners of the land, the Mirrar people, a...

Experience the thrill of riding the rails across an ever-changing American landscape with this fascinating collection of films.

Jordan Kazinetz offers us a story less gore-staining, but no less hallucinating