2002 Movies

To understand Detroit's passion for the game of hockey one needs look no further than the ice at Joe Louis Arena. There inscribed in bold letters is o...

Officer John Halloway arrives home on his 45th birthday, only to find no surprise birthday guests waiting for him. Frustrated and alone, with a day ol...

From May 2001 to February 2002, transsexual performance artist Mirha-Soleil Ross appeared pregnant every time she was in public. This video features M...

Moonshine Movies presents AV:X, the Audio Visual Xperience that comes from the fusion of film and electronic music. Transambient's organic visual mixe...

At the leading edge of the new wave of British Heavy Metal were Saxon. Join Biff Byford and the boys as they power their way through a set of classic...

Occupation of Ramallah by Israeli troops in April 2002. The city of Ramallah, during the second - and not last - Israeli invasion in April 2002. "This...

Rhythmic convulsions, erotic syncopations, mechanics of bodies, red invading shadows and tinting the skin…

"Fartasia" was made by running film through a sewing machine. The result is, as the filmmaker says, "surprisingly organic."

This is a direct animation made by applying Letraset half-tone films onto 16mm film. The sound is made by the image as read on the optical track. Ther...

Crash programmes always provide a good source of horror/amusement/gasp entertainment! - but when the action involves the megaliths of motorsport it be...

Director Vanessa Vassar's humorous and humbling documentary puts a name to the face of four New Mexico food servers, who dispense their thoughts about...

"Dispenser", the first Italian documentary entirely dedicated to bouldering, brings together some of the protagonists of the Italian scene, who have r...

A four minute film, in which the landscape is inhabited by the imagination. It uses the medium of moving paint to suggest the thought processes of the...

Electronically generated images, including Lissajous patterns from a modified television, were captured on Super-8 film and then treated by hand with...

highlights the pain and suffering of Dolma, who wants to be happy in spite of the fact that she has seen several tragedies in her life.