Discover

A tale about two friends embarking on a mysterious journey guided by a wizard.

The first in a series of videos investigating the use of digital effects on appropriated imagery, "Painting" Sites compiles pictures arbitrarily yielded by an Internet search for the word "Painting," and peppers the resulting series of images with digital graffiti, courtesy of editing software. When Price began the piece, in 2000, automated image-search tools did not yet exist online; instead, the artist used text-based searches, taking arbitrary screenshots of each and every page that was returned and then cropping out all but the image, an approach that occasionally yielded visual hallmarks like improperly loaded data or the appearance of the cursor.

A Parade for three managers and four performers. (Source: Yamamura Animation)

"Pay" Day is a student silent film exploring the troubles of the working class.

"This piece, made as a continuous loop, literally traces the process of a stream of consciousness, such that the process itself becomes the subject. It delineates the way in which one thought leads to the next by associations made through language, sound, image, and action. Going from pet to petting to sex, psychedelia, floating, flying, laughing, crying, etc. It's a free-associative, run-on sentence that circles around to end at the beginning." -AP

Eccentric Cambridge archaeologist Horatio Smith takes a group of British and American archaeology students to pre-war Nazi Germany to help in his excavations. His research is supported by the Nazis, since he professes to be looking for evidence of the Aryan origins of German civilisation. However, he has a secret agenda: to free inmates of the concentration camps.

The anime depicts the "smart city" envisioned by Kyocera, where everyone can comfortably and safely live with the use of advanced technology, and it also depicts the worries of job seekers. The anime's title and theme reflect both the vexing issue of how to describe Kyocera's extensive business in just one word, and the mood of job seekers vexed by the interview question, "If you had to describe yourself in one word, what would it be?"

The viewer enters the Internet along with the producer, who uses a pseudonym in order to interview people who engage in a highly problematic and taboo practice: Nazi-fetish-based sadomasochism. Video images created directly on the computer and stories from the artist's memory ask such questions as: How does history affect the body? How are cultural memories transmitted? And, when historical events become part of a culture's discourse, how does the meaning of the original event shift?

A filmmaker struggles to create a script.

From "Pokemon shirts" made by freely combining Pokemon patterns, "Pokemon shirt sizing", a body measurement service using a smartphone, is now available! A concept movie is now available to help you understand more about the service! A certain trainer tries to measure Pikachu in order to give him a shirt, but it seems like he's having a hard time. At the end of the video, the secret of the "Pokemon shirt" logo is revealed? Please pay attention to Pikachu's cute behavior. (Source: Pokemon official YouTube channel; translated)

2011 Pink film.

short film by Bruno Delgado Ramo.

A man learns to let go of his past.

First trimester exercise 2023 | "Price Tag" | Ort Psagot College A man comes to a nymphomaniac woman to eat.

A group of teens smoke a cigarette were they are not allowed, what could go wrong?

An episode is the Talking Treaties Suite of works, produced by Jumblies Theatre and Arts. Historic text, petitions, and oral memory are brought to life through a vibrant all-indigenous cast. Scenes were shot at Historic Fort York and along the waterfront of the Toronto Purchase: the Don and Humber River’s and Etobicoke Creek. The creek, which has never been ceeded, marks the disputed western boundary of the Toronto Purchase of 1787 and the eastern boundary of the 1805 Head of the Lake cession (treaties 13 and 14 respectively). It is now subject to a waterclaim by the Missisaguas of the Credit. Rooted in Oral History and community collaboration, Talking Treaties is a multi-year project that artfully shares local indigenous history and awareness. By these Presents: ‘Purchasing’ Toronto and accompanying installation were presented at the 2019 Toronto Biennial of Art.

An adaptation of Denzel Howard's 2025 classic, "Push and Pull". Follows 2 men having an in-depth conversation, leading to an argument that tears not just feelings apart, but also friends.

The mother-in-law, who has been neglected for a long time, decides to play a trick on her son-in-law and daughters and teach them a lesson. But this trick costs everyone dearly.