1989 Movies

A short film based on Tristan Tzara’s Seven Dada Manifestos. The Deflatable Man follows the mental wanderings of a loner in a quiet English suburb.

The Sechura Desert contains the world's largest phosphate deposit, which is also the highest quality fertilizer. This highly beneficial fertilizer for...

A short film.

Short film directed by Bernd Ziller

Experimental short directed by Thomas Werner

“Two dense, humming rainbows, their curves disappearing into the still whitish sky between dawn and day. Jets and clouds of vapor and, in height, thes...

The many hues of Mexico's colour-dominated streetscape create a motley, almost abstract backdrop against which everyday life takes place.

On the Way Home follows a man on his way home on a rainy night, while cross-cutting the happenings after he returns home: doing laundry in a flooded b...

Echoes of War is a 1989 episode from the PBS science series NOVA. World War II may have ended with the atomic bomb, but it was the radar which provide...

Using historical prints and engravings, this DVD looks at the life of George Washington, tracing his early years, military career, family life, presid...

The men in FINDING OUR WAY range in age from twenty-seven to seventy-one and come from a variety of backgrounds: a writer, an insurance agent, a clerg...

Mexican feature film

A live-recording of a show performed by SoCal punk band The Crowd in 1989, produced apparently to coincide with the release of their album "Big Fish S...

A teen (Yannick Bisson) tries to go for a pro hockey career.

A group of children campers meet a local legend, Tallow Glee, a renowned storyteller who tells the kids three stories. Re-released in 1994 as "The En...

"Working with Numbers!" - Meggie and kids put on a snappy revue showing Math can be lots of fun in The Rainy Day Number Show

The Ohrid icon 'The Annunciation' is electronically transformed into a video image. Images of biblical themes change into modernistic ones - into a cr...