Most Viewed Year 1988 - 319

Documentary on aïta, a Bedouin musical style that originated in the countryside of Morocco. Women aïta singers are shown performing and...

This educational documentary for young people looks at the lives of the biggest creatures to ever walk the earth. Invasion of the Dinosaurs explains...

STIEF is abstractly interested in the energy of color, using flowers and groups of arranged objects as pro-film material. The artifice of certain...

Split-screen impressions from Jana Milev and Via Lewandowsky. A film each, screened side by side. Drums, bodies and lots of oozing.

"Unable to attend official functions, I discover instead the adolescents in the streets."

"Shot in northern Alberta, where the artist grew up, the film consists of ten long-take shots of various lengths divided by black leader bearing a...

Various Evil Dead (and possibly Napalm Death) inspired lowjinks, starting with early turntablism experiments and classic lines such as "whether you...

Review of the 1987-88 Arsenal season.

June '87: coming back from a Grateful Dead show at the Ventura County Fairgrounds our 1968 Volkswagen broke down just 30 miles north of Bakersfield...

The South Shields-born animator Sheila Graber looks at the growing gender bias in toys for girls and boys. At the stroke of midnight on Christmas...

Munich Film Festival 1988.

Documentary by Anne Spoerri.

A rare short film presented as a game of mirrors doubling and refracting what Klossowski’s plastic work shows in strange, ambiguous staging and...

A hand-drawn cell-animation, made in 1988 after the author spent two years in Korea— This is the second part of the "Korean Trilogy".

The film automonosexual describes the psychological state in which an individual is able to achieve sexual gratification by viewing their reflection...

A study in human form.

Human subjects and their verbal discourse, dealing with fleeting and shifting identity.