The Private Property Trilogy: A Survey of the Life and Films of C.B. / 2018

Acclaimed Mexican Canadian filmmaker Nicolás Pereda presents a film/performance/lecture on the life and work of “C.B.,” an artist, political activist, amateur archeologist, and anarchist.

The Modern Angel Trilogy / 2017

Three experiences of the contemporary angel are portrayed through three different, yet very similar stories.

Trilogy XYZ / 2020

A diaristic chronicle around the injured body, pain, mourning, obsessive thoughts and the inability to communicate. Veronique and Filtig build a complex relational drama where family trauma meets post-apocalyptic despair.

Black Smoke Rising Trilogy / 2010

An action/episode, such as a tire caught aflame, from end to aftermath (Joanna Grabski, SPARCK)

The Trilogy / 1991

Sacrificial Performance art and exorcism, the object of which is to banish from our collective subconscious the evil spirit of genocide. This video contains a collection of unusual short films such as "The Sacrifice", "Twilight of The Gods", and "Day of Wrath".

Tilburg Teacher Trilogy / 1981

1981 short film by Paul de Nooijer and Jerry King Musser

The Nimbus Trilogy / 2009

Three romantic entanglements play out in the three 'Nimbus' videos, which extend Klahr's interest in constructing almost legible narratives — but doing so in formalist terms that complicate and enhance the traditional pleasures of stories. The trilogy's closer, 'Cumulonimbus,' is a movingly mature account of grief with a puckish sting in its tail. – Chris Stults, Film Comment

On Fire Trilogy /

The Blind Trilogy / 2004

A 2004 short film by Royston Tan made of three parts: Blind / Old Parliament House / Capitol Cinema

A Mini Trilogy / 2021

A young woman obsessed with dogs ends up reconciling with her own life.

The Grandfather Trilogy / 1981

The major work of Chicago filmmaker Allen Ross comprised of three parts: Papa, Thanksgiving 1979, and Burials

The Perfectionist, Trilogy of Failure Part III / 2005

The Perfectionist (2005) is the third part of Rosefeldt’s Trilogy of Failure (2004/2005) in which three different settings draw a picture of our vain entanglement with everyday rituals. In each case the protagonist is caught up in a microcosm that suggests mental and spatial claustrophobia. As a reaction to the hopeless situation, he plunges into permanent Sisyphean activity – going nowhere and producing nothing. The motifs of perpetual attempt and constant failure find their equivalent in the repetitive structure of the loop. The scenes are allegories of our frantic and ultimately futile attempts to escape the surrounding norms, constraints, structures and rituals by which we are determined.

The Soundmaker, Trilogy of Failure Part I / 2004

The Soundmaker (2004) is the first part of Rosefeldt’s Trilogy of Failure (2004/2005) in which three different settings draw a picture of our vain entanglement with everyday rituals. In each case the protagonist is caught up in a microcosm that suggests mental and spatial claustrophobia. As a reaction to the hopeless situation, he plunges into permanent Sisyphean activity – going nowhere and producing nothing. The motifs of perpetual attempt and constant failure find their equivalent in the repetitive structure of the loop. The scenes are allegories of our frantic and ultimately futile attempts to escape the surrounding norms, constraints, structures and rituals by which we are determined.

Trilogy of Blood /

Three sexy city gals pick up a hillbilly in the backwoods of Virginia and get a lot more than they bargained for.

The Addiction Trilogy #1 Smoke Gets in Your Eyes / 2010

Found Footage addiction in cinema smoke.

Aliens, Cannibals and Zombies: A Trilogy of Italian Terror / 2012

Actor Ian McCulloch reflects upon making Zombi 2 and his other Italian horror epics - Zombi Holocaust and Contamination.

The Suburban Trilogy / 2011

Filmmaker Abigail Child presents a feature-length project about girlhood and the immigrant dream, focusing on post World War II North American suburbs and between the war Europe, critically seen through the lens of gender, property and myths of nation. A rambunctious embrace, body to body, woman to woman, entrance to exitin-laws foregrounding the construction of cinematic meaning, the elusive nature of memory and desire, the hysteric familial arena of the social.

A Trilogy / 1985

The Highwater Trilogy / 2006

Divided into three sections, Bill Morrison's The Highwater Trilogy examines our relationship to the threat of natural disaster by combining archival footage of icebergs, hurricanes, and floods with a soundtrack by David Lang and Michael Gordon.