1994 Movies

A short film criticizing the practice of female genital mutilation. Alternating between real and enacted footage with various points of view.

Prajashakthi is a 1994 Kannada film directed by D Rajendra Babu, starring Shashikumar, Tara. The film is based on Action.

Experimental animation that zooms deep into a macro world of colour, from the San Diego Supercomputer Center.

Fifty-two scenes. Sixty men. Forty-two women. One actor. LAZ ROJAS'S ONE-MAN SHOWCASE.

Raised in Osaka by his Japanese mother and Korean father and now living in London, the filmmaker returns to his aging parents' home where he must addr...

Time Machine Children of the Grave Children of the Sea I Witness Into the Void Black Sabbath Neon Knights War Pigs The Wizard Cross of Thorns...

A sentient shot glass tries to join his friends.

All forms of human sport become sites for sexual play and celebratory eroticism. “The tape’s images are quick, suggestive, and sexy: fingers moving i...

A black plane with a large number of tiny dots gradually changes from flat to spatial to capture an image which is neither flat nor spatial.

George spends quality time with his friends Karen and Carla in this unconventional, glitchy, collaged holiday video. HOLIDAZE filters a gift exchange...

The Bielskis were the only Jewish family in their tiny village of Stankevich, and while Jews in Belorussia were persecuted under tsarist rule, the fam...

Shot in a southeast London shopping mall, Dancing in Peckham depicts the artist freely dancing alone, without headphones and unaccompanied by music. W...

Animated short.

Sepultura at Festivalpladsen, Roskilde, Denmark Refuse/Resist Territory Troops of Doom Slave New World Inhuman Nature Propaganda Amen Beneath...

Clearing the sea of lignite, miners move excavators from one colossal mass to the next, which they strip. They float with dreamlike ease, like lost sh...

1. Try A Little Tenderness 2. You Don't See Me 3. Your Song 4. Summertime 5. Go Away Little Girl 6. Mas Que Nada 7. Dinosaur 8. We Got By (feat...

Mikala Dwyer's video Cut (1994) uses an editing device called the "jump cut" to establish a dialogue between two seemingly unrelated subjects: meat pr...