1984 PISMAK / WRITE AND FIGHT (screenplay by Wladyslaw Terlecki based on his own novel) - Set in a prison during World War I, the film centers on a journalist who aspires to be a writer and is imprisoned with a safe-robber and a monk. His cellmates appear to him to be the perfect topic for a novel. Critic Jan Slodowki described the film as "a study in isolation told through the three voices of three people condemned to be with each other; among them, the writer, a maturing artist, his gaze fixed on himself, proves the central figure."

1984 PISMAK / WRITE AND FIGHT (screenplay by Wladyslaw Terlecki based on his own novel) - Set in a prison during World War I, the film centers on a journalist who aspires to be a writer and is imprisoned with a safe-robber and a monk. His cellmates appear to him to be the perfect topic for a novel. Critic Jan Slodowki described the film as "a study in isolation told through the three voices of three people condemned to be with each other; among them, the writer, a maturing artist, his gaze fixed on himself, proves the central figure."

大型军事题材纪录片《向毛主席汇报》是中国人民解放军八一电影制片厂于1964年摄制的一部反映当年毛主席党和等国家领导人观看济南军区军事大比武的盛况。 　　画面里呈现出不少第一代国家领导人物的生动画面和军事表演的激烈战斗场面。此片在当年只限于内部发行观摩，影片时间长达一个小时。

大型军事题材纪录片《向毛主席汇报》是中国人民解放军八一电影制片厂于1964年摄制的一部反映当年毛主席党和等国家领导人观看济南军区军事大比武的盛况。 　　画面里呈现出不少第一代国家领导人物的生动画面和军事表演的激烈战斗场面。此片在当年只限于内部发行观摩，影片时间长达一个小时。

This triptych film uses archive industrial and documentary footage to follow the endless chug of the conveyer belt of life. Images of production lines, factories, and educational and creative industries, are sandwiched to illustrate the endless whirr of activity in our pursuit of meaning and happiness.

LBDO公司的李蓉与美鸿星公司老板黄锦荣同时参加竟标，李蓉因口才好赢得了竟标，黄锦荣夸奖并祝贺李蓉，为此黄锦荣的两个员工孙丽丽和陈秋雨非常不服气。…

Historically, the cinema close-up was initially employed to convey emotions through facial expressions. But soon filmmakers also began focusing their attention on hands. Using film extracts, Farocki explores this visual language, it's symbolism, Freudian slips, automatisms and its music. Often, hands betray an emotion which the face tries to dissimulate. They can also function as a conduit (exchanging money) or witness to a form of competence (work).

Historically, the cinema close-up was initially employed to convey emotions through facial expressions. But soon filmmakers also began focusing their attention on hands. Using film extracts, Farocki explores this visual language, it's symbolism, Freudian slips, automatisms and its music. Often, hands betray an emotion which the face tries to dissimulate. They can also function as a conduit (exchanging money) or witness to a form of competence (work).