Most Viewed Year 1984 - 280

"I bought a children's fishing set and inside there was a red fish. Using real-time analog with digital montage, I created this video just as I would...

Made during a love-affair (short) with bridges, road-crew workmen and their day-glow coloured vests, flags and markers, Flagman's Nightmare is part...

An unorthodox, compelling film about a gay, black British writer locked in a prison cell with a philosophical mouse for company.

Short film about neighbourhood assistance

A short fictional film depicting an international struggle for ownership of the Loch Ness Monster following it's discovery in the US owned Loch Ness....

Pete Drummond introduces a concert by Curtis Mayfield from the Marcus Garvey Centre, Nottingham.

Odenbach looks at forced definitions of gender by contrasting the mechanics of physical fitness with the stifling confinement of a baroque setting.

The motif of water has been developed by Plessi using various media (film, photography, painting and video) since the late 1960s.

In attempting to sail non-stop between Saint-Malo and Gaspé through the Roaring Forties and around Cape Horn alone aboard his Alberg 30,...

In September 1983, a sword is forged into a ploughshare in Wittenberg. It is the most spectacular action of the peace movement in the GDR. Its...

Experimental film.

Adriano Abbado’s first digital work, derived from the videotape Viaggio, Voyager is composed of a series of static images that dissolve one...

From 1984, a history of farm protest movements in the U.S., especially those movements which began and flourished in the Great Plains area.

Early CGI animation.

Animated short.

Experimental video playing with the camera and the monitor.

After her grandmother is pronounced brain dead following a stroke, a teenage girl must make the painful decision whether to continue life support.

A season review of Newcastle United 1983 - 1984.

At a New Year's Eve gathering at Pittsburgh Filmmmakers, guests attempt to persuade right-to-die advocate Elizabeth Bouvia (Constance Hanna) that...