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The Shamrock is seen after its defeat in the 1899 America's Cup, along with the Erin, which served as its tow boat across the Atlantic.

A young woman attempts a solo trip across America, forced to stop for fuel at night she attracts some unwanted company.

Accompanying short film of the album of the same name by musical duo Miley (aka Jasper Harris & Aaron Shadrow)

“SHIA LABEOUF” is a song by Rob Cantor. It tells the true story of an actual cannibal.

The tragic woman who went back in time will change the future for her beloved family! After being treated coldly by her husband, Natalie, a former countess, committed suicide after her husband, Julius, encouraged her to die. Before she knew it, she finds herself back in time to more than ten years ago, when she was still happy. Losing her parents to disease and war, and being married off to Julius, the jet-black knight who saved her country... she doesn't want to live that life anymore! But every time she tries to change the future, she gets caught up in unexpected incidents, and somehow she always gets saved by Julius! I don't want to be told "I want to protect you" all of a sudden...! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Lovely film showing long hair being cut into a bob by the famous "Emile". (British Pathe)

A duke's daughter and the crown prince's fiancee... I, Rachel Sheringham, wielded dark attribute magic, which allowed me to use necromancy. I was accused of colluding with demons due to it and was executed. With regret as my source of power, I will return to life as a lich!!! (Source: Takeshobo, translated)

I, Hiro Bouchi, was ostracized by the entire school because I stood up against the student who held an absolute power in the school. But no matter what kind of bullying I received every day, I never yielded. Today as well, I was getting beaten up behind the school building. But at that moment, I heard the students screaming―That was the moment when the world was transformed. On the school grounds, the students were being attacked and killed one after another by monsters that seemed to have come out from an RPG. Using this opportunity, I managed to escape and return home safely. Then at that time, I realized that I had a strange power dwelling inside me. A skill called "Shop." As long as I could pay for it, I have the ability to buy variety of items on Earth, and even fantasy items that couldn't possibly exist on Earth. In this world, where humans were gradually being wiped out, I decided to make the most of my new skill to live a slow, comfortable life free of worries. It was truly thrilling and delightful to see all the people whom hated and ostracized me being killed one after another because they didn't have the power I did. This is the payback story of a boy who was once bullied, and uses his skill to take advantage of those who are now left with nothing. (Source: Shousetsuka ni Narou, translated)

It's hard for Luke to make a name for himself as an adventurer–especially when he's perpetually low-ranked and only possesses the skill "Repair." But when Luke, abandoned by his party, uses that same "Repair" skill to escape a dangerous dungeon, the skill levels up with him, and a new world of possibilities opens up. Maybe he doesn't want to risk his life adventuring at all–maybe he can open a weapons shop where "Repair" empowers other warriors instead! Will this be the start of a peaceful new life, or a prequel to unexpected trouble? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

The main character Luke has been an adventurer for fifteen years, but he could only use the skill Repair. Because of that he was known as the eternal E-Rank, third-rate adventurer. One day Luke was hired for cheap by a hero’s party to do odd jobs when he was forced to bear the consequences, caused by the hero's mistake and was left behind in the labyrinth of a difficult-to-clear dungeon. Luke was prepared for death, but his Repair skill evolved during his survival from the brink of death and Luke managed to escape. Now that Luke had returned alive, he decided to stop doing dangerous jobs and turned over a new leaf. Using his evolved Repair skill, Luke opened up a weapon shop for adventurers in a village with a small dungeon. He aimed for a slow life with his second life. His second life, where he lived quietly and comfortably at least, that’s what he thought, when a major incident shaking the entire country appeared before Luke’s eyes? (Source: NovelPlanet)

Anaglyph 3D film by Ken Jacobs based on a 1974 shadow play performance.

“Smile, Nur. Smile.” tells the story of a young girl through a series of her personal video logs. These logs offer glimpses into her daily activities and coping mechanisms, such as her attempts to self-soothe by recording the good parts of her day and speaking words of affirmation to herself. As time goes by, they begin to reveal that there is more than meets the eye.

Various scenes of local color in Hawaii.

In October 2013, four old friends met up together for the first time in years.

Hungarian documentary from 1982.

The untold tragedy and scandal of what happened to a vibrant community of immigrants from the Cape Verde Islands in the Fox Point section of Providence, Rhode Island who were forcibly displaced by urban renewal to make way for fancy coffee shops, antique stores and elegantly restored houses. Poignant, heartfelt and warm, in a timeless snapshot SKFPR captures the essence, spirit and heart of a community whose history was erased before it was written.

A film that reaches out to children from ages 4 to 84. It is the story about a girl and a boy who leave home because their new baby brother is getting all the attention. They run away to Grandma's ranch where there favorite mare is beginning to foal. Rare film footage captures the live birth of a colt. As a viewer you're there to experience the beauty and wonder of the extraordinary moment.

"A film about transformations. It was made with students from one of my seminars. We attempt to deconstruct a poem’s language by playing it backwards until some words emerge from the backward text. The students then created film images that illustrate this new text. Then they create new sounds that relate to those images. It was a way to turn language into a means to generate a film free from the restrictions of its most immediate intention." — Larry Gottheim

A short documentary about the city Tallinn.