1989 Movies

Lou Ye's graduation film during his study in Beijing Film Academy. Shot on 16mm film, about a pregnant girl trying to get an abortion.

Fondas is a Greek butcher and he puts his family honor before everything else.

An itinerant drummer boy is visited in his sleep by a beautiful princess. She requests his help in escaping from an evil witch who has entrapped her o...

Animation by Varga Csaba

Lezcano, a jack of all trades, unwittingly gets caught up in the web of a gang of crooks. Suddenly, he finds himself being pursued by all the police f...

Framed is presented in a single-channel video using two elements. The first element is the film footage that was found by the artists at the U.S. Nati...

Film version of Arnold Schoenberg's one act monodrama.

The animation is superb... ideal for younger viewers - The Independent; This captivating package will enchant both parents and toddlers - Variety; A 2...

It narrates the artistic expressions of two people in the Amazonian plain, Don Darwin Dávila and his son José, both of whom carve wood from a tree cal...

What treasures will Charlotte find in the old trunk in her Granny's attic? ... her favourite Hug Bug, a pair of worn-out running shoes, a sash from he...

A dying scientist asks his son to travel to the past (contemporay present) to create the missing link between man and ape from several human beings. [...

Every interior has an exterior. Every exposure is exhibition. My interior/exterior-consumed! Each cadre has a blatant lack of orientation. All questio...

A César award nominated short feature.

Taiwanese comedy.

In 1989, the Hammersmith and City line was still known as part of the Metropolitan line. This is a Driver's eye view from Hammersmith to Whitechapel...

On a boy's birthday, his parents give him a rope fork, and they celebrate the occasion by hanging the birthday boy.

Hank performs his greatest hits live at the Omni, Atlanta Georgia in 1989. Intercut with concert performances are profiles of Hank relaxing at home in...

Human life in the absurd of the everyday