A secret NGO investigates the home of an esoteric cult on suspicion that they are more than meets the eye. [A short horror film]

用简单的图形将SCP文档转化为有创意的小动画，遵守SCP基金会的 CC BY-SA 3.0 协议。

用简单的图形将SCP文档转化为有创意的小动画，遵守SCP基金会的 CC BY-SA 3.0 协议。

Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne explores war art and how conflict's compelling stimulus to the imagination has created some of our richest and most powerful artistic inspiration. He takes an intensely emotional journey, visiting artists' studios, museums and travelling to battlefield locations to discover how artists have shone a powerful light into the abyss of warfare, leaving a unique legacy. 　　 　　Redmayne, who studied History of Art at Cambridge University, meets contemporary war artists, soldiers and historians and travels to Flanders where he comes face to face with reminders of the fallen. The First World War had more serving artists than any other war in history. Redmayne explores the iconic canvasses of the Great War - Paul Nash, Stanley Spencer, John Singer Sargent and Henry Tonks, as well as the modernists C.R.W. Nevinson and David Bomberg, whose controversial art responded to the weaponry of the new machine world in revolutionary new forms, changing the artistic landscape forever. Redmayne travels behind the scenes to see war art hidden away from public view - some censored, some never seen on film before. 　　The challenge for artists of depicting war continues today. Redmayne meets contemporary war artists to see how this art form is as vital now as it ever was, including George Butler(Syria) and Graeme Lothian (Afghanistan), reportage artist Julia Midgley and official war artist Peter Howson (Bosnia), whose work was censored.

A group of MTF Operatives perform a sweep of a house in suburban Middle America after reports of anomalous activity inside. The group are unprepared with lacking and misguided intel and find themselves incapable of dealing with the threat inside the home

Two private security personnel run in terror from something that has broken containment deep below the earths surface. They are faced with the fact they may be the only ones left. 　　原址：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JISSJs6HNFw 　　翻译：https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17K411L7rT?from=search&seid=3303550493720452483

延续上一季的风格，用简单的图像概括有趣的SCP故事。

延续上一季的风格，用简单的图像概括有趣的SCP故事。

前作「私が強く興味をもったものを大きくFIXできりとる」から、より対象との距離を縮め関わりを深めている。

PIERRE BOULEZ 　　Eclat 　　Directed by Frank Scheffer 　　Sur Incises 　　Directed by Andy Sommer 　　Written by Hélène Jarry and Andy Sommer 　　Film 1: Eclat is a real study of resonance written for fifteen instruments Pierre Boulez created in 1965, a glittering jewel of tightness and rationality, a riotously colorful mixture of open-form freedom and serialist order. Eclat (meaning "to burst out") is a kind of "concerto for conductor," where the musicians in the ensemble play semi-improvisational material prescribed within boxes in Boulez's score. Given this material, the conductor "composes" and controls the work via an elaborate and complex series of cues, directing the content of the music and deciding which musicians play when, as well as what they play. 　　In this film by Frank Scheffer, Eclat is performed by the Netherlands’ Nieuw Ensemble conducted by Ed Spanjaard, coached by Boulez himself. 　　Film 2: In A Lesson with Pierre Boulez, the composer explains with warmth, modesty and infectious enthusiasm, the hidden architecture of Sur Incises, one of his most recent works, to a non-specialized young audience. On a number of occasions, Pierre Boulez has shown that he can come up with the right words and gestures to throw a light on complex musical scores. Here he demonstrates his teaching talents in talking about his work as a composer and offers a witty exposition of the musical movements that make up its construction. 　　This masterclass documentary is complemented by a concert with Boulez conducting the nine soloists of the Ensemble Intercontemporain, who follow him with visible pleasure through the mysteries of this spectacular piece.