Seven years of celestial field recordings gathered from the chaos of the cosmos and inscribed onto 16mm film from various locations upon this turning tripod Earth. This work is neither a metaphor nor a symbol, but is feeling towards a fact in the midst of perception, which time flows through. Natural VLF radio recordings of the magnetosphere in action allow the universe to speak for itself. The Sublime is Now. Amor Fati! 　　Top Ten Films of 2007! Chrissie Iles for ARTFORUM Best of 2007! Ed Halter for the VILLAGE VOICE

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For many years, Cristina and La Bonita have worked as cooks on merchant ships sailing the Peruvian Amazon. Today, they seem to be naturally embedded in the local landscape and social fabric, but being transgender still poses a challenge to local customs, convictions and beliefs. Each protagonist tries to reconcile their identity with functioning in a community – be it a family or a religious community – in their own way. We watch them in their everyday lives, as they work, play and take care of others, as well as long for each other and talk dirty. This intimate portrait is intertwined with a colourful picture of the local culture.

Andrea, a young executive is trapped through the weekend on the rooftop of her office alongside Gualberto, the janitor. Truly lost in an asphalt and glass sea, both characters think over their lives and values.

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Las tontas no van al cielo is an original Mexican telenovela that began airing on Mexico's Canal de las Estrellas, beginning 11 February 2008. The novela is a production of Rosy Ocampo and starring Jacqueline Bracamontes, Jaime Camil, and Valentino Lanús.

A fun story that combines comedy, drama and romance with a plot raising several reflections on social prejudices, appearances and class differences.

After the Cristero War in rural Mexico, a carpenter must carry the body of his young son across a devastated landscape haunted by the devil.

A fun story that combines comedy, drama and romance with a plot raising several reflections on social prejudices, appearances and class differences.