1989 Movies

May Fung's 1989 film Thought IV: The Edge of the World is a collage that responds to the ever-changing world beyond Hong Kong. It features highway sho...

a silent 16 mm. student film exploring the relationship between a young woman and horses.

"Stillbirth: the birth of an at least 35 cm long foetus"

After the original movie had been shot and edited, we decided to shoot additional footage that delves into the nightmares that Denise (Clancey McCaule...

To describe the events spreading out in Aurore, in Royaume and in Bleu, suitable tools still have to be found ; up until now, nothing much has been sa...

It's pouring rain. Through the open window, a symphony of street noise, angle grinders, and jackhammers drifts in. The siren of an ambulance joins in....

This sci-fi telefeature for kids follows the adventures of runaways Peter (Toby Laing) and Maggie (Toni Driscoll),who meet when Maggie’s attempt to g...

After friends go camping in the woods and narrowly escape a massacre, a relative of one of the survivors who is confined to a mental hospital plots hi...

Lena Cronqvist is one of Sweden's greatest contemporary painters, whose pictures have aroused great engagement and interest in the public. Lena Cronqv...

On the eve of bicentennial celebrations, Strangers in Paradise looks at Australian culture through the eyes of tourists on a ‘Dreamtime’ tour.

The first months of Britain's first purpose-built AIDS Hospice, with radical new ideas about nursing and health care

The program starts with a look at Whiteley's studio — a Pandora's Box in which there are clues to his free-ranging talent. He talks of being "born wit...

A child confronts his parents over a television program.