1999 Movies

The Grim Reaper dances everyone to their deaths.

Film by performance artist Song Dong from the Wen Pulin Chinese Avant-Garde Art Archive.

The Wen brothers, as director and photographer of the film, documented their 10 years of journey in Tibet, from 1989 to 1999. Their film investigates...

For more than three hundred years, the King James Version of the Bible had been dominant. Then, in 1952, a Revised Standard Version (RSV) was publishe...

A study on celluloid of the Siegessäule in Berlin, a series of furtive views and images. A cubist vision reduces a golden statue, by summing up its fr...

There are various pressures in Kampot's life. For example, he hopes that his wife will help him to have a son after six consecutive daughters; he is u...

A young man has left his home village in Hunan Province for Beijing, to make a living fluffing cotton of old quilts and cushions. He lives in a makesh...

Multimedia artist Jiang Zhi's third video art film. About a poet who had influenced a generation and was completely obliterated. Due to his special id...

A documentary film by Duan Jinchuan.

"Within a field of black, rows of colored pinpoint lights fly towards the screen and whiz past each side, evoking any number of scenarios: an airport'...

8mm film by Glen Fogel blown up to 16mm

An historic film, set in the 16th century. There are two characters, the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and Irbahim the Makbul, his favoured...

Prison inmate, Kang Yoo Jin, kills a guard on patrol and escapes from prison. The police declare a state-of-emergency and set off on a desperate pursu...

A PBS documentary recounting Bloody Sunday.

Dr. Robert Ballard, the famous adventurer who discovered the Titanic, is profiled alongside other contemporary explorers in this National Geographic d...