This is the first documentary film on the International College of Philosophy (Collège 　　international de Philosophie: CIPH), founded by, among others, Jacques Derrida and 　　François Châtelet in 1983 in Paris. The film consists of interviews with former presidents 　　Michel Deguy, François Noudelmann and Bruno Clément, current vice-president Boyan 　　Manchev, and with former and current program directors Catherine Malabou, Francisco 　　Naishtat and Gisèle Berkman. The aim of this film is to consider the possibilities of the 　　humanities in general and philosophy in particular under the current conditions of global 　　capitalism. One of the main themes it tries to develop is the "question of the institution", 　　namely the relationship between philosophy and institutions—a topic that was very central 　　for deconstruction as elaborated and practiced by Derrida. 　　参见：http://todai-yale.jp/from_tyi/news/film09_en.html

A 40 year old man who has celebrated his birthday alone by himself invites his four lovers to a dance class that he teaches in order to search for the roots of his own loneliness and by reminiscing the memories of how each of his love affairs were evolved and diminished, he realizes that the more the contemporary world has become sexually oriented the farther it has moved away from love..

A 40 year old man who has celebrated his birthday alone by himself invites his four lovers to a dance class that he teaches in order to search for the roots of his own loneliness and by reminiscing the memories of how each of his love affairs were evolved and diminished, he realizes that the more the contemporary world has become sexually oriented the farther it has moved away from love..

A film by Aria Covamonas.

A film by Aria Covamonas.

改编自萨德侯爵声名狼藉的小说《卧室的哲学》，基本上由影像和朗诵两部分组成，无对白，画外音念着小说的情节

Taking a break from a recording session, Frank Sinatra comes across a group of ten boys out to lynch an eleventh. He finally gets it out of them that the lynching is because they don't like his "religion" (he's Jewish). Frank tries to impress upon the boys that such attitude is the way the Nazis think. Regardless of religion, they all are Americans, whose families not only helped defeat the Nazis in the war, but helped their fellow soldiers survive. He tells them a story following the bombing at Pearl Harbor where a successful American attack on an enemy warship was carried out by a Christian and a Jew. He then uses the song "The House I Live In" to show what it is to live with freedoms in multi-cultural America.

A self-help guide which applies the teachings of philosophers to dealing with life's everyday problems. 　　24 min x 6 episodes

Entretien entre Georges Canguilhem, Michel Foucault, Jean Hyppolite, Paul Ricœur, avec Alain Badiou et Dina Dreyfus. 　　C’est à l’occasion de l’émission Philosophie et vérité, colloque réunissant cinq philosophes autour de Dina Dreyfus, que les propositions de mise en image ont été les plus abouties. D’une durée plus importante que les autres, presque une heure, et avec un budget plus conséquent, cette émission a permis à Jean Fléchet de mêler échanges en studio et tournage en extérieur. 　　C’est la volonté de proposer une image et des échanges plus spontanés, loin d’une simple table ronde, qui a été développée. Et même si la technique n’a pu totalement se faire oublier, l’exercice a permis la mise en forme d’un débat philosophique plus vivant, plus ancré dans l’instant présent. Georges Canguilhem et Jean Hyppolite, initiant les discussions à l’arrière d’un taxi pour se rendre au rendez-vous, Michel Foucault quittant la discussion pour aller à une conférence…

An exploration of wisdom in the heart of America's most prestigious universities. Wisdom is found in the most unlikely places.