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Documentary, DVD, 17 min 23 s A look at innovative housing and community design in responce to the Canadian environment and the need to conserve energy sources. Two planned mining towns -- Fermont, Québec, and Leaf Rapids, Manitoba -- are exemined, as well as solar-heated homes in Ontario and Prince Edward Island.
Design innovations for Canadian settlements
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Documentary, DVD, 17 min 23 s A look at innovative housing and community design in responce to the Canadian environment and the need to conserve energy sources. Two planned mining towns -- Fermont, Québec, and Leaf Rapids, Manitoba -- are exemined, as well as solar-heated homes in Ontario and Prince Edward Island.
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January 1976
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DVD Trafficopter
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This short film is a portrait of Montreal as seen from a local radio station's traffic helicopter. Freeways, interchanges, bridges and downtown arteries are laid out in miniature. A seething, teeming spectacle, this film presents a unique view of the city with comments by the traffic guide, Len Rowcliffe.
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This short film is a portrait of Montreal as seen from a local radio station's traffic helicopter. Freeways, interchanges, bridges and downtown arteries are laid out in miniature. A seething, teeming spectacle, this film presents a unique view of the city with comments by the traffic guide, Len Rowcliffe.
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January 1900
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In Immemory, Marker uses the format of the CD-ROM to create a multilayered, multimedia memoir. The reader investigates “zones” of travel, war, cinema and poetry, navigating through photographs, film clips, music and text, as if physically exploring Marker’s memory itself. The result is a veritable twenty-first century Remembrance of Things Past, an exploration of the(...)
Immemory: a cd-rom by Chris Marker
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In Immemory, Marker uses the format of the CD-ROM to create a multilayered, multimedia memoir. The reader investigates “zones” of travel, war, cinema and poetry, navigating through photographs, film clips, music and text, as if physically exploring Marker’s memory itself. The result is a veritable twenty-first century Remembrance of Things Past, an exploration of the state of memory in our digital era. With it, Marker has both invented a literary form and perfected it. System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, including 10.5 Leopard.
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'Bless is a visinary substitute to make the near future worth living.' This DVD features for the first time a wide range of Bless' videos from their archives (1998-2006), and documents a unique mode of cultural production in 15 movies. Total duration 90 minutes DVD multizone NTSC
Bless celebrating 10 years of themelessness video compilation
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'Bless is a visinary substitute to make the near future worth living.' This DVD features for the first time a wide range of Bless' videos from their archives (1998-2006), and documents a unique mode of cultural production in 15 movies. Total duration 90 minutes DVD multizone NTSC
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The Saints
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6 films, DVD all zones, 65 minutes St-Lucia, a film by Amy Granat & Fia Backström St-Agatha, a film by Amy Granat & Mai-Thu Perret St-Terasa de Avila, a film by Amy Granat & Jutta Koether St-Cecilia, a film by Amy Granat & Angel Turner St-Tweety, a film by Amy Granat & Amy O'Neill St-Louise, a film by Amy Granat, camera by Philippe Decrauzat, paintings by Olivier Mosset
The Saints
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6 films, DVD all zones, 65 minutes St-Lucia, a film by Amy Granat & Fia Backström St-Agatha, a film by Amy Granat & Mai-Thu Perret St-Terasa de Avila, a film by Amy Granat & Jutta Koether St-Cecilia, a film by Amy Granat & Angel Turner St-Tweety, a film by Amy Granat & Amy O'Neill St-Louise, a film by Amy Granat, camera by Philippe Decrauzat, paintings by Olivier Mosset
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Interview of the Spanish performance artist Esther Ferrer with Andrea Seamann and Chris Regn. The DVD edition includes a booklet with an article by Annamira Jochim. 57 minutes, DVD/PAL
Performance saga, Interview 01, Esther Ferrer
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Interview of the Spanish performance artist Esther Ferrer with Andrea Seamann and Chris Regn. The DVD edition includes a booklet with an article by Annamira Jochim. 57 minutes, DVD/PAL
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Image optimisé pour écran large 16:9, 5.1 Audio. 93 min. Le Yangzi est sur le point d'être transformé par le barrage hydroélectrique le plus important de l'histoire. Anglais / Mandarin optionnel. Sous-titres Anglais, Français et Mandarin optionnels.
Up the Yangtze, sur le Yangzi: DVD
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Image optimisé pour écran large 16:9, 5.1 Audio. 93 min. Le Yangzi est sur le point d'être transformé par le barrage hydroélectrique le plus important de l'histoire. Anglais / Mandarin optionnel. Sous-titres Anglais, Français et Mandarin optionnels.
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Award Winning Director Guy Maddin (The Heart of the World) continues in the freewheeling, genre-bending tradition that has made him one of Canada's most intriging and internationally respected artists with his latest work, My Winnipeg. My Winnipeg is a documentary (or docu-fantasia, as he describes it) about his hometown. Equal parts mystical rumination and personal(...)
Guy Maddin's My Winnipeg / Mon Winnipeg
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Award Winning Director Guy Maddin (The Heart of the World) continues in the freewheeling, genre-bending tradition that has made him one of Canada's most intriging and internationally respected artists with his latest work, My Winnipeg. My Winnipeg is a documentary (or docu-fantasia, as he describes it) about his hometown. Equal parts mystical rumination and personal history, city chronicle and deranged fantasy. My Winnipeg -which is framed as a goodbye letter - blends local myth with childhood trauma. A deliriously layered provocation, My Winnipeg is outrageous, informative and wildy entertaining.
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Ce film est le portrait d'une canadienne d'exception, animée par une passion sans pareille pour l'architecture. Phyllis Lambert, née Bronfman, est rattachée à quelques-unes des grandes réalisations du siècle dernier : du Seagram Building, à New York, dont elle obtint de son père qu'il en confiât la conception à ce grand maître de la modernité que fut Mies van der Rohe, en(...)
DVD Citizen Lambert / Jeanne d'architecture
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Ce film est le portrait d'une canadienne d'exception, animée par une passion sans pareille pour l'architecture. Phyllis Lambert, née Bronfman, est rattachée à quelques-unes des grandes réalisations du siècle dernier : du Seagram Building, à New York, dont elle obtint de son père qu'il en confiât la conception à ce grand maître de la modernité que fut Mies van der Rohe, en passant par le retour aux sources que représenta pour elle la guérilla qu'elle a menée pour sauver le Vieux-Montréal, jusqu'à la création de cette institution sans égale dans le monde qu'est le Centre Canadien d'Architecture. Il restait à en tirer un film : ce qu'à réussi Teri Wehn-Damisch, en suivant des voies elles-mêmes toutes de traverses.
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Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the greatest architects of the 20th century, was deeply indebted to Japan for its aesthetic inspiration. This is the story of how he repaid that debt. Wright sought refuge in Japan when he faced public condemnation at home. For six tumultuous years, he struggled to complete the enormous commission of the Hotel Imperial in Tokyo, which helped(...)
Magnificent obscession : Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings in Japan
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Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the greatest architects of the 20th century, was deeply indebted to Japan for its aesthetic inspiration. This is the story of how he repaid that debt. Wright sought refuge in Japan when he faced public condemnation at home. For six tumultuous years, he struggled to complete the enormous commission of the Hotel Imperial in Tokyo, which helped turn his career around. During the construction of the building, he forged several relationships with Japanese architects who went on to alter Japan's cityscapes and mentor a new generation of architects. Wright's obsession with Japan, and vice versa, vividly reminds us that the creative spirit knows no borders.
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