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Long Night’s Journey into DayFor over forty years South Africa was governed by the most notorious form of racial domination since Nazi Germany. When it finally collapsed, those who had enforced apartheid′s rul...
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MediaMass media satisfies our need for information, as well as our longing for scandals, distraction, and excitement. As time passes and technological devices are perfected, we become m...
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Music for an OwlMusic for an Owl is an animated film in which, during the four seasons, a striking picture of the animal life in an old Gothic church is sketched. The decaying church is gradually ...
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Legend of Sacred StoneThe unique world of Asian martial arts and the puppet theatre of Taiwan meet at the Legend of the Sacred Stone. Four hundred years ago, Monster Mo Kuei comes to stir the rivers and...
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Power of PeopleThe star of Korean general election 2000 is none other than the word, boycott. 412 civic organizations joined together to keep corrupt and incompetent candidates from being re-elec...
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HighwayA documentary on the life of a circus family wandering the steppe lands of Kazakhstan. They live in a small mini-bus. Their performances are far from spectacular, yet this is the l...
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Friendly Persuasion: Iranian Cinema after the RevolutionFriendly Persuasion: Iranian Cinema after the Revolution is a documentary that presents itself as a research paper on the history, industry and aesthetics of Iranian filmmaking. Wh...
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About JulyA heated summer in northern Taiwan cultivates a young man′s anguish. His name, Cheng-jia, is somewhat ironic. "Cheng-jia", in Chinese, means to build a family and settle down. Howe...
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CharsoAn ordinary village in the Iranian countryside. A young girl, who is being married off the next day, spends her last time with friends. As day breaks, she follows her husband on a ...
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Poets of MongoliaA lyrical documentary that introduces the ordinary lives of people in Mongolia through poetry and song. The world is changing too rapidly to catch up with, and people who have lo...