Views from the Airplane Window / 2022

Told through a lens of movement vignettes and no dialogue, this film explores a once real life relationship of a queer couple and the brief but meaningful moments of tenderness they shared. This project is part of the 9 part dance film series "Turbulent Kingdoms."

Intimate Views / 2021

Shot throughout two seasons in one year, Intimate Views charts the evolution of one location through two subsequent relationships that unfold within its walls. The film was shot on Super 16mm by Robert Orlowski and features performances from artist-designer Kyle Richardson and musician-composer Cody Boyce with original music by Cody.

Views on Vermeer - 12 Short Stories / 2010

Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) left us a small oeuvre of only 36 paintings. Internationally, the power of his work is now more profound than ever. Blockbuster exhibitions, the novel and movie ‘Girl with a pearl earring’ caught a broad audience. Millions are touched by his work. What do we see in Vermeer that makes him so contemporary? The dignity of his painted ladies, the cinematic and photographic character of his images, the psychological impact, the serenity or apparent glimpse in our own everyday life? Influential contemporary artists, photographers and opinion leaders unravel the extraordinary and mysterious impact of this 17th century master in our day and age.

Unacceptable Views / 2022

"Unacceptable Views" is a work of love for the Truckers, Convoy participants and Freedom-loving Canadians.

Splendid New Views of Bombay / 1900

Directed by F.B. Thanawala.

Sir Douglas Mawson's Marvelous Views of the Frozen South / 1915

Directed by Sir Douglas Mawson, released in 1915.

Sloan: Second Hand Views / 1999

A Collection of Music Videos and TV Commercials from 1992–98

Million Dollar Views / 2016

If life has gotten too complicated and vacation time is sadly needed, this unique program offers you a first class ticket to experience the sights and sounds of distant lands and climes without having to leave your living room. Climb on board and get ready to take off to some of the world’s most beautiful, cherished, and exotic of locations. “Million Dollar Views” will have you soaring above some of the most exclusive palatial mansions around the globe, jet-setting around gorgeous Mediterranean beaches, climbing high over Egyptian ruins, floating under romantic Venetian bridges, gawking at gilded Asian temples, relaxing in a sandy paradise, hiking to majestic castles, and savoring the tranquility of the British countryside, among others. Paris, London, Rome, Cairo, Berlin, and Istanbul - the list of bedazzling cities you will experience goes on and on. So sit back, relax, and unwind as you take a journey around the planet where you will truly be swept off your feet!

Goofy News Views / 1945

A wacky newsreel shows us a beauty pageant gone wrong, a Jimmy Durante-like judo expert, two victims of the machine age, the horror of preserving beauty, Professor Baggysacks's gyro-copter hat, a push-button-age card sharp and more.

Confused: Sexual Views / 1984

The installation Confused: Sexual Views was part of a three-phase project that also included Confused [the videotape] and Confused [the performance]. It was produced just before AIDS had reached epidemic proportions. Twenty-seven individuals face the camera head-on as they speak about bisexuality, especially its more complex and engaging aspects, such as the relationship between sexuality, love, and friendship. Without mincing words, they challenge the conventions of behaviour and human relations conveyed by commercial film and television, and refute the myths surrounding the notion of romantic love. The intent here is to question the constrictive mores that sanction only one style of love, and to examine the many forms of desire and sexuality experienced in our culture, approaching them from a variety of perspectives.

4K Corsica - Breathtaking Views From Above / 2020

Views From a City / 1993

A film made between 1991 and 1993 as part of an Arts Council/Channel 4 series of commissions collectively entitled 'Eleventh Hour'. The film was not popular with those who commissioned it and was never broadcast, although it was shown in its original format, 16mm print, at a number of festivals. The film is a kind of personal reflection, in three linked sections, on cities and time, and on seeing, recording and the film medium. It is 18' 51" long, with mono sound.

40 Views of Water / 2010

The filmmaker and the writer of 40 Views of Water both live in New Orleans, Louisiana, whose flooding following the collapse of defective levees and subsequent forced evacuation of its citizens inspired the film. Since there are no models in the canons of American literature and film for the depiction of the destruction of an entire city, the story of that migration and extended exile from home demands the invention of narrative forms appropriate to this unique catastrophe. The film tries to find a narrative in a meditation on the liquid state. In just forty sentences of narration and their accompanying images, 40 Views of Water seeks to express the sense of disorientation, journey, and sheltering we New Orleanians experienced after the levees fell.

Panoramas of the Moving Image: Mechanical Slides and Dissolving Views from Nineteenth-Century Magic Lantern Shows / 2005

Mechanical glass slides were manipulated to simulate various kinds of change in the image, and multiple projectors allowed for superimposed and dissolving views. Brightly colored, handcrafted slides, depicting human activity, fantasy figures, and landscapes, were typically presented with live narration, music, and sound effects, in what became popular by the 1870s as Magic Lantern shows. Experimental media artist Ernie Gehr’s Panoramas of the Moving Image (2005) is a synchronized five-channel video installation that uses eighty-seven original slides and views selected from Gehr’s personal collection and that of renowned pre-cinema collector David Francis. Projected side by side, the slides create a mesmerizing wide-screen spectacle. A selection of vintage paper Zoetrope strips and Phenakistiscope discs—complementary artifacts of nineteenth-century moving-image technology—are also on display.

12 Views of Kensal House / 1984

The history of Kensal House, in West London, is seen through the experiences of some of its occupants from the early 1980s, who are juxtaposed against archive film. It shows how the house has declined in status since its construction in 1936 – a showpiece for the Gas, Light and Coke Company.

Other Voices, Other Views / 1983

Third film from Shellie Fleming

Regular or Super: Views on Mies van der Rohe / 2004

Regular or Super is a fascinating and informative introduction to the work of Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969), one of the 20th century's most influential architects, and a thought-provoking demonstration of the social and artistic contributions that architecture at its best can make to our urban environments

Forest-Views / 1999

Abstract film in which the maker processed television fuzz using software thereby creating a new visual language.

Ararat - 14 Views / 2007

This beautiful mountain saw a lot before and after the great flood.

Space Views: A Journey Around the World with Spectacular Pictures from the Space Shuttle /

While the Jules Verne character Phileas Fogg saw the world in about 80 days, you can take the express tour as a participant in this spectacular cinematic experience. By replaying breathtaking aerial footage culled from a string of Space Shuttle flights, the program takes you on an unbelievable journey over some of the most beautiful terrain on Earth, with helpful narration that clearly explains each fascinating view.