Sol

Deals with the relationship of a father and son which starts to grow stronger when Derek finally lets Damon into his work life.

Adília was once a successful pianist. Now her only contact point with the world is her daughter.

Based on the poem a heart by Ian Dreiblatt, and in collaboration, the images and sounds try to wrangle with linguistics.

Robots live alongside mankind in a not too distant future, but are they really living?

Part-homage, part-sequel, Music for Solo Performer is a filmic reimagining of composer Alvin Lucier’s work for amplified brainwaves, drawing connections between the 1969 composition, speech synthesis and the passing of the filmmaker’s mother. Brady’s disparate assemblage of found sound and image – including EEG analysis, a Jerry Lewis Telethon and the first pizza ordered via synthesized voice – combines to form a densely concentrated transmission of cinematic pleasure, meditating on the relationship between illness and technology with pathos and care.

Live concert footage and behind the scenes shots and interviews make up this captivating video, of the contemporary acappella group, Tonic Sol-fa. Filmed primarily on their 2008 Tour at Hoyt Sherman Place Theater in Des Moines, Iowa, you'll get an opportunity to join in the energy and vocal performance of Greg, Jared, Mark and Shaun, that is Tonic Sol-fa. Included, are a few additional extras, that will be appreciated by new and old fans alike.

The Sun was born way before Man existed. What exact role did the Sun play in the emergence of life and Mankind? When did Humanity identify it? Then deify it? At what point did Man want to understand it? When and how was the Sun used by Man? The Sun is everywhere and is the origin of everything. We are going to show that our culture, our daily lives, our society, our bodies and our lifestyles are all derived from the Sun and are dependent on the Sun. We will go back in time, go back in history to understand the relationship between Man and the Sun.

Lucie (Sara Haxaire) is a stripper who has a difficult relationship with her disappointed mother (Evelyne Ker). When Charles, the strip-club emcee, brings his blind brother Jean (Jean-Jacques Benhamou) to work, Lucie starts a relationship with him, just for the perverse reason that he can never see her even though she is on view for any paying customer. Jean recently lost his eyesight in an accident, and is bitter and possibly suicidal. His relationship with Lucie is abusive and violent, but that seems to be just what the two of them want.

Storm Soldiers tells the story of America's unsung first responders. Linemen work behind the scenes protecting our way of life, rebuilding after natural disasters and putting their lives on the line everyday. Almost half of America's 400,000 linemen are scheduled for retirement in the next five to ten years. Without an influx of new linemen entering the trade, who's going to to keep the power on?

Lo-fi found-footage collage traverses spaces between the abstract and the surreal, alienation and intimacy. Love's thoughts are unknowable and infinite.

An election re-orders the natural world.

An intimate encounter between two women is recounted in this melancholic ode to a brief love that has been lost.

The sun is reflected in an Andalusian thermo-solar power plant whose architecture reminds us of ancient alchemical engravings, like a sacred temple of the 21st century. From its radiance come the voices of an antimatter physicist and an ecofeminist evoking their reflections on collapse, time and energy.

Love letters from a relationship between Cameroon and the Philippines.

“A digitally animated version of Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #349, which was commissioned by Toronto’s Mercer Union gallery in 1981. Recreating LeWitt’s geometric vocabulary and primary colour palette, 349 careens through emblazoned emblems, lifted from walls and transported into dialogue with LeWitt’s exploration of spatial systems and human emotion.” – Andréa Picard

Ana believes in absolute love. Lucia doesn't. Ana and Lucia go to an art exhibition. There they find a painting in which a man floats in the air while kissing a woman. Lucia doesn't like the painting. Ana does.