1987 Movies

The Power Team, led by motivational evangelist John Jacobs, promote Christ through various feats of strength.

8mm maiden film by Jun Kitamikado, 1987. A film that was recorded in a very natural way without hesitation.

Two women are trapped in a building with a vampire by night.

Using video colorising, pushing u-matic tape –tracking close to breakdown, and slo-mo, a video devoid of narrative structure, interspersed with insert...

Electron was originally an installation commissioned by TSWA for Bellever Forest on Dartmoor and comprised a circle of seven monitors encased in steel...

Intro, Instrumental Jam, Band Introduction, A Fortune in Lies, Instrumental Jam, Crossroads, The Ones Who Help to Set the Sun, FCK*UPS, Meet the Band...

Thought Crimes' manipulates everyday objects and familiar materials, using them to create unexpected powerful effects. The possibilities of vibration...

After school closes, the street children roam the streets playing games, an inexhaustible source of learning. First larceny, street fights, the first...

In “Who Do You Think You Are” (1987, 10 minutes) the main character, a filmmaker, investigates her own cigarette smoking habit while wishing she could...

Breeding and making garments with alpaca wool, appreciated worldwide and valued since Inca times.

An OVA supercut of Eien no Once More, Long Goodbye, and Curtain Call

My Weekend features sophisticated techniques of film tape processing and a creative poetic narrative about freedom.

Employing a simple three-part structure, “PATH” is about personal experience and the interpretation of that experience. Both humorous and serious, the...

Mexican feature film

Presence of the incomparable fauna of the Amazon rainforest.

Short 8mm film by Toshihiko Omote.

“Songs of Animals” is a series of short animated episodes that tell whimsical and humorous stories centred on different animals: “The Crocodile” and “...

From the snow-laden roads of Monte Carlo to the dusty tracks of Spain, the 1987 World Rally Championship provided entertainment to rival any previous...