Promising Young Woman

The Sundance Institute proudly celebrates the Native American Heritage Month, as per U.S. president George H. W. Bush’s declaration in 1990 to support tribal states, nations and Americans. Sundance Institute, has yet welcomed 90 different Indigenous tribes and featured more than 110 Indigenous Filmmakers. Sundance Institute program promotes Indigenous storytellers, culture, traditions and ads to […]

Fourteen year old Mouse after the death of his brother – a top rider of the famous Baltimore dirt bike riders – wants to join in on the Midnight Ckique that rules the summer streets. Mouse’s mom and a police detective help him work to his full potential but when the new leader takes him […]

The invisible cinema, known as “a machine for viewing”, was the brainchild of filmmaker Peter Kubelka. In 1970, he designed a movie auditorium where through controlled lighting, he gave the effect of the screen disappearing into the darkness. Directors Oscar Raby, Richard Misek, and Charlie Shackleton use this kaleidoscopic experiment on the cinema to transform […]

Ever wondered what the cinema screen hides? What is behind the cinema screen? What if all the laws of cinema dissolve into the auditorium itself and nothing is left? In the 1990s, Martin Reinhart invented a film technique called “tx-transform,” which exchanges the time (t) and space (x) axes in a film. tx-reverse 360° shows […]

On Nov 8, a spark caught in the parched bush of Sierra Nevada spread house after house into a violent inferno that caused propane tanks to explode. Desperate citizens grabbed their precious possessions and make an escape. Ron depicts a harrowing footage of the experience of terror that lost 85 lives becoming California’s most destructive […]