fossil:images / 2023

A filmic essay that relates the aesthetic representation of dinosaurs with the history of capitalism, with the dinosaur as a figure of the imaginary that is shaped according to political ideologies, concepts of power, gender and extinction.

Enfouissement – fossile (Effacement – disparition) / 2004

The Killer of Fossil Gulch / 1970

In the shadow of Dinosaur Cliff lies Fossil Gulch and Ghost Ranch. Will someone on the ranch be an innocent victim?

Living Fossil / 2014

Springtime along the Mid-Atlantic seaboard, hundreds of thousands of horseshoe crabs spawn on beaches under the glow of the full moon. LIVING FOSSIL is a brief glimpse of a 450 million year old ritual.

Living Fossils Evolution: The Grand Experiment / 2011

Based on the popular book series “Evolution: The Grand Experiment” by Dr. Carl Werner. This DVD has the feel of a PBS documentary, with British narrator Andres Williams, and contains spectacular underwater footage of Dr. Werner diving at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea, plus footage from dinosaur dig sites in Europe and North America.

Fossil Tears / 2012

In a mossy planet, beings found a shining blue fossil which was formed out of someone's tear many eras ago.

Evidence of Rapid Fossilization / 2014

Dr. Andrew Snelling graphically illustrates how fossils - the vestiges of once-living organisms - form rapidly, not over millions of years. To be preserved with the amazing detail we often see, animals and plants "locked" in the rock record had to be buried rapidly, and fossilization had to be rapid as well. Fossils are often found in huge numbers in what are called "graveyards," as demonstrated by many example across the world. These often massive fossil beds point unmistakably to the rapid burial of living things during the global Flood cataclysm described in Genesis!

Phillip the Fossil / 2011

Centering around an aging party animal chasing the endless summer, Phillip The Fossil is an uncompromising and raw, portrait of everyday people who struggle in all their blemished glory for a life of meaning.

Phosphor Dot Fossils / 2008

Actual video clips of dozens of games in action, from 1971′s “Computer Space” through the dawn of the NES era, accompanied by fascinating game-by-game historical notes. A detailed menu system lets you search year-by-year to jump directly to whichever game you want to see. It’s a “video book” and a celebration of the sights and sounds of video gaming’s history all in one.

Fossil Country / 2022

In an isolated Wyoming mining town, hardscrabble fossil hunters make astounding discoveries that change what we know about the earth's history. These 'fossil people' are a tough breed, surviving by their wits in the Green River Formation, ground zero for the best fossil collecting in the world. Geology, history, and entrepreneurship all come to life through human stories of diggers seeking a rare discovery - and a big payday.

Future Fossils / 2024

Self proclaimed 'man of the house' Casey Knight starts a petty beef with Yuri, a strange young man with a wooden hand. After Casey pisses on a beautiful tree, that Yuri claims belongs to his family.

Fossil / 2023

Set in 70's Pre-Revolution Iran, a Musical Artist Struggles to Make a Name for Himself.

Mémoire fossile / 2009

Patagotitan and Other Fossils /

Fossils on the Rail Road / 2023

A group of teenagers find a peculiar body on a rail road and take it upon themselves to determine what to do with it, despite not knowing where where mysterious body came from.

Fossilis / 2023

A glimpse into the far future: in search of the ultimate truth about the past, a paleo-media-ontologist scavenges the imagination of the past to recontextualise and reflect what it is called fossil relic in their time; a mountain of invisible electronic waste buried in a tropical landscape of the South.

The Six Main Types of Fossilization Explained / 2024

An educational video covering the six main types of fossilization.

Fossilization / 2005

The video ‘Fossilization’ was produced as part of the ‘Memory Lane’ project, commissioned in 2005 by the International Film Festival Rotterdam. The traditional idea of soundtracks as translation and extension of moving images was reversed for the occasion: five video makers were requested to produce a work based on a composition by David Shea. Each individual filmmaker could draw out his own trajectory throughout the various musical layers. D’Haeseleer merged sound with image into an immersive panorama of fossilised shapes and traces. Images were distorted, layered and shaped into an apocalyptic spectacle in which vaguely recognisable shades and objects seem to be sucked up, into a parallel, enamelled world. Underneath all of these hermetical levels ’Fossilization’ comes forward as a meditation on the slip-off of Western civilisation to a pandemonium of mass-tourism, -media and -consumption.

The Last Documentary Fossil / 2018

In 2118 an alien named X surveys the Earth in his flying saucer. In this wasteland, where humans have long become extinct due to heavy pollution, he finds a bunch of rotting ‘image fossils’ (old, discarded films). X is puzzled by these images: Why are they building a machine that belches smoke? Why are there ribbon-cutting ceremonies? This is a sci-fi film in an alternate style.

Fossilized Wilderness / 1982