A former engineer who becomes an Aghori.
UntitledThis is the fifth and final film in David MacDougall's Doon School Quintet, an intimate study of India's most prestigious boys' boarding school. In this film he focuses on the life of one student whom he discovers at the school. The film explores the thoughts and feelings of Abhishek, a 12-year-old from Nepal, during his first days and weeks as a Doon student. This is at once the story of the encounter between a filmmaker and his subject and a glimpse of the mind of a child at “the age of reason.”
Inspired by Italo Calvino's short story by the eponymous title, the video self-reflects on the sensuality of the different mediums: video, b/w film, slide projection, while the different registers of sound (voice over and sound design), are constructed to create an at times cohesive and at times disjunctive narrative. The work also plays on notions of the autobiographical, while feminizing Calvino's text in a contemporary framework. Using documentary images from a personal archive as well as constructed images, this piece, like Calvino's, is a tale of love and technology.
William Burroughs giving thanks for the goods that will be consumed on Thanksgiving day: "Thank you for conspiracies and hypocrisies, thank you for a world where it is forbidden to talk, thank you for the turkey destined to be digested by American stomachs, thank you for a blessed nation".
UntitledThank god for India is a documentary that deals with the generation gap between young Israeli travelers in India and the conformities of society in Israel today . The film also takes a look at the new Israeli subculture that has developed in India as a result of this gap. The film follows 72 year old Amos Mosenzon , who decides to venture to the country he's always dreamed about - India . He asks permission from his 95 year - old mother , who doesn't understand why he has to go to India , of all places , instead of "civilized"countries , like France or Japan . Amos says farewell to his wife and takes off for a journey into the unknown .
Untitled2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.
On a dusty road, somebody talks about the ideal of freedom, the horizon of the American dream. Images of the desert and metallic ruins.
Texaco began operating in Ecuador over 30 years ago, when it was given 400,000 hectares to exploit. The company drilled 339 oil wells and left a wake of contamination and incalculable damage. All of this within the stunning setting of the Amazon jungle, where many ethnic groups had lived in harmony since time immemorial. There is a legal process pending against Texaco for damages, in Ecuador and the U.S.