Itam Hakim Hopiit is a 1984 film directed by Victor Masayesva, Jr. This is a Hopi film by a Hopi director to present a Hopi vision about the tribe's cosmology to celebrate 300 years of kicking the Spanish out during the Pueblo Revolt of 1680....
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I personally loathe gambling for a lot of reasons, but probably my very favorite Robert Altman film is California Split, his 1974 buddy comedy with George Segal and Elliott Gould..
Going back to watching a classic I had not seen in many years, I decided to check out Wes Anderson's 1998 hit Rushmore. I know people can be very divided.
Last night, I watched the 2018 Naoko Yamada directed anime, Liz and the Blue Bird. It's a very obvious metaphor about two high school girls. One is social, one is not. They are both pretty good musicians. One of the lead flautist and the other...
Last night, I watched Juno for the first time since I saw it in the theater. I'll be damned if it doesn't hold up incredibly well. What really works now.
OK, OK, I know what you are saying--yet another Sudanese film! My God I am so sick of watching so much African cinema! Yes, well, it's time to watch Ibrahim.
Promises: Through Congress is a 2021 film by Trevor Tweeden that is a simple concept. Let's play the amazing Pharoah Sanders/Floating Points/London Symphony Orchestra album Promises while spending 40 minutes very, very slowly moving out from Julie Mehretu's beautiful painting titled Congress. That it's a...
I recently watched the fascinating new Christopher Roth documentary, Europe Endless 1: The Specter of Eurocommunism. This is the first part of a planned trilogy that celebrates the greatest values.
This is the Bowery is a 1941 MGM short designed primarily to make viewers feel that mission work for the homelessness on the Bowery and in other districts in the.
Tonight, we can watch a 1 minute 1939 British Pathé film on how Poland is preparing itself for defense and is a key part of the British-French alliance. Well, about that....Not that one can blame Poland of course.
We continue our tour of colonization through film footage by looking at this 9 minute 1930s travel piece on Cebu, Philippines, which pretty much consists of lionizing Magellan (who died.
After all these years here at LGM, I've discovered that what really drives comments is a combination of silent film and logging and so here is some footage of logging.