NOW BOARDING
Comedy
Brazil, 94’, 2010 The American Dream is an illusion! Director: Allan Fiterman | BALLISTICA
Action, Thriller
USA, 91’, 2010 The CIA’s most dangerous weapon. Director: Gary Jones | MATCHING JACK
Drama
Australia, 103’, 2010 Nadia Tass' award-winning new film |
GHOSTS OF GREAT BRITAIN, HAUNTED COTSWOLDS
USA, 60’, 2011 Directors: Randall Montgomery & DizWhite | ANIMATED SOVIET PROPAGANDA
USA, 4 DVD Set
From the October Revolution to Perestroika Animated Soviet Propaganda opens a window on a lost art from a lost world. |
ALGEBRA & GEOMETRY APPLICATIONS
USA, 2011 10 X 20’ - Grades 7-10, Age 12-15 10 X 30’ - Grades 9-12, Ages 14-18 | SOUL OF AN EMPIRE
New York, History,Architecture, Restoration
USA. 2009. 53 min Director: Jerri Sher | GALLIPOLI
Turkey. 2005. 118 min - HD A Masterpiece! Director: TolgaOrnek |
FAIRY TALES FROM FAR OFF LANDS
(12 X 44’)
A collection of rare, award-winning animated fairy tales from the famed Soyuzmultfilm Studios in Moscow, known for its exceptional storytelling and art. | MASTERS OF RUSSIAN ANIMATION
(9 hrs – 4 DVDs)
An extraordinary collection of award-winning animated short films by Russia's world-renowned directors and artists | MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV'S STORIES FROM MY CHILDHOOD
(9 hrs – 4 DVDs)
Mikhail Baryshnikov presents charming versions of his favorite childhood stories. |
Through the Eastern Gate
(SWITZERLAND, 2007, 52’)
What moves young, educated people to give up their lives of material security for a spiritual quest that is characterized by uncertainty? Through the Eastern Gate is a documentary about the aspirations, practices, and ways of life of three young Westerners who explore Tantric Yoga (Ronela from Finland), Sufism (Aziz from California), and Tibetan Buddhism (Sister Yeshe from Australia) in their quest for spiritual evolution. Beautifully filmed on location in rural setting of South India, North Indian foothills of the Himalayas, and Turkey. | MYSTIC IRAN: THE UNSEEN WORLD
(USA, 2003, 52’)
Documentarian Aryana Farshad seeks out the spiritual rituals that psychically (if not physically) connect her with sacred sites in Iran, her homeland, which she hasn't visited in 25 years. Farshad documents prayer at the Great Mosque of Qum and "whirling" dervishes in Kurdistan. Her search leads her to comment on the use of religion as a buffer between the commercial tug of Western culture and the dogmatic dictates of traditional Muslim society. |
