The Museum Of Departures

In 1991, Chuck Renslow created Leather Archives & Museum to preserve the history of Leathermen lost to AIDS and AIDS-related illness. Within 25 years, LA&M has evolved into an internationally-recognized nonprofit with a library, museum, and archive containing rare and one-of-a-kind materials about the Leather, kink, S/M, fetish, and alternative sexuality communities.

The main exposition of the museum in Avdiivka was dedicated to the Caucasus. In 2015, exposition was partly destroyed due to a Russian projectile. But now in Avdiivka there is again a people's museum - a place where the most wonderful ideas come to life.

Image video for the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin.

Between 1897 and 1938, immigration changed the face of America. More than 100 million citizens in the United States can trace their ancestry to an immigrant who landed at New York’s Ellis Island. Ellis Island is more than a museum, it is hallowed ground; it is the place where many immigrants from all over the world first touched American soil. Through the museum’s oral history project and through the everyday objects on display — a pair of boots, a cooking pot, religious artifacts and traditional clothing — the museum strives to “give voice” to people whose lives have not typically been seen as history.

Fun fuelled fast wordy riffage, instant Philosophies, ramblings and improvised singer-songwriting is on the menu as mythic Scottish psychedelic raconteur Phil Kay performs.

Two years ago, our characters saved the Mona Lisa. Maurice the mouse cannot wait to prove himself again. Vincent and Cleopatra are the parents of two naughty kittens, and they look forward to adventures. Their next journey will make them compete against each other. It all starts with Maurice rummaging through an abandoned basement and finding an ancient papyrus with a map that details the way to the Egyptian Genie. The problem is, that the Genie grants only one wish every thousand years, and all our characters want different things. The mouse, the cats, and their kittens set out on a journey to find the Genie, trying to beat all the others to their goal. In Egypt, they will make new friends and enemies, visit the majestic Pyramids, travel down the Nile on a huge cruise ship, and discover the secret tunnels of Luxor. In the face of danger, they will work together only to find out that they do not need a Genie to grant their wishes when they have their friendship and team spirit.

Queens of The Stone Age - Live from Museum of Old and New Art

Strangely hypnotic short from Émile Cohl featuring the usual seamless transformations, this time of a series of grotesque faces.

From the cabinets of curiosities created in Italy during the 16th century to the prestigious cultural institutions of today, a history of museums that analyzes the social and political changes that have taken place over the centuries.

A dying forest flared up and the flavor of damp ruin, settled in on the tongue: Tsai Ming Liang created an entirely novel artwork with his tenth feature film 'Stray Dogs' at the Museum MoNTUE. Moving images eclipsed, in slivers and swathes, by immovable shadows of deadwood. Waking, sleep and everything in between proved indistinguishable. This documentary recreates elements of existential banality (on view) and guides focus inward. It establishes a firm, if converse, analog between cinema and consciousness: an interplay of movie (and its constituent elements of light, shadow and audience) mirrored in consciousness (and its building blocks of waking, sleep and dream) if you will.

Christmas through the works of the Prado Museum. With works by Rafael, El Greco, Fra Angelico, Fernando Yáñez, Juan de Juanes, Patinir, Murillo, El Bosco, Federico Barocci, Maíno, Velázquez, Gerard David and Luis de Morales.

Fresh sensuality, an almost childish naivety and a point of mischief, showing an attractive demi-mondaine archetype Aprende a pronunciar

A broken relationship. A weekend in a city of love. A mixture of passion, hate, loneliness and revenge in an attempt to forget the things that hurt and keep the things that make it all count.

24 frames per second make a film. 13 moving museums in 13 minutes result in a turbulent invitation to visit these 13 museums in Bern. (Swiss Film Center Catalogue 1972)

Nine exclusive, half-hour episodes (broadcasted as 3 seasons) inspired by artefacts from the collection at the National Museum in Kragujevac. The camera takes us to where the artefacts were originally discovered and with the assistance of the museum curators we learn about their context and significance. They tell the history of Kragujevac and central Serbia, including many unknown or little known details.

The Kabul National Museum, once known as the "face of Afghanistan," was destroyed in 1993. We filmed the most important cultural treasures of the still-intact museum in 1988: ancient Greco-Roman art and antiquitied of Hellenistic civilization, as well as Buddhist sculpture that was said to have mythology--the art of Gandhara, Bamiyan, and Shotorak among them. After the fall of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan in 1992, some seventy percent of the contents of the museum was destroyed, stolen, or smuggled overseas to Japan and other countries. The movement to return these items is also touched upon. The footage in this video represents that only film documentation of the Kabul Museum ever made.

A stone’s throw from the iconic Cheops pyramids, another famous man-made creation rises, towering over the Giza Plateau - The Grand Egyptian Museum. The construction of this ultra-modern building of unprecedented proportions, stretching over 117 acres, was recently finalised.