1999 Movies

Using a mirroring technique, the bride and groom appear as floating cyclops, or one-eyed creatures. A contemplative piece which visually de-construct...

The innocence of creating a mirror, only to repeatedly crush it underfoot.

Executioners from the Security Office stand trial. Members of a secret scouting organization seek justice and compensation for persecution in 1950. In...

Short film with retrofuturistic aesthetics and cyberpunk overtones that explores an automated dystopian society.

Based on a Chinese folk tale, this is the story of a forbidden romance between Janyi, a white snake ghost, and Holeman, a poor medicine man living a s...

The silhouette of a giant wave about to engulf fragile boats: this image of suspended fate has traveled the world in the form of postcards, posters, a...

Maja organizes a pyjama party for her birthday.

Pastures filled with the bounty of a meateater's fantasy fill the screen with bellows of bovine origin as testosterone-driven madness runs rampant on...

This profile of Michael Owen features the young firebrand in action during the 1998 World Cup, displaying the talent that has made him one of the most...

Great Lakes historians offer the backgrounds to individual lighthouses on both the Michigan and Wisconsin shores, along with entertaining anecdotes ab...

Reconciliation Learning Circles were introduced across Australia in 1991 with the aim of improving relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Aus...

The camera is reflected in the rearview mirror of a car sliding down a dusty desert road on the Peruvian coast. This image symbolically captures the d...

Actress Michelle LeBrun directed this highly personal documentary about her husband, actor and writer Mel Howard, and his unsuccessful attempts to ove...

Ice/ink on white, then into black and red explosive figures, a finger appears.

Banewl was filmed entirely within the two hour and forty minute period of the total eclipse of the sun on 11 August 1999, and takes its title from a p...

The playwright Heiner Müller had a favorite book in his final year of life: "Post-Heroic Management" by Dirk Baecker. What does "post-heroic" mean? Wh...

A pumpkin-headed surgeon brings to life a new version of himself and hands over his scalpel to his replacement.