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Que es un Fantasma?: The Making of 'The Devil's Backbone'

The making of “The Devil’s Backbone” by Guillermo del Toro.

Que me perdone tu ñora

Story Que me perdone tu ñora Movie Poster Que me perdone tu ñora Cast & Crew Production Company: Country: Mexico Language: Spanish…

Drama

In mid-September 1992, journalist Guida Fontes have to go to Luanda to cover the elections in Angola. In the meantime, she had committed herself to discovering and interviewing the poet Júlio Vera. In 1988, he wrote a series of poems in which he mysteriously anticipated the fall of the USSR. Guida has only 12 days to complete the mission.

Pyramid Lake Piaute Reservation Exposure: As Long as the Rivers Flow

Kirby exposes film on an Indian reservation site.

Documentary

Qudad, Re-Inventing a Tradition

This documentary follows a group of Yemeni masons as they restore the 16th century Amiriya Madrasa using ancient—and uniquely Yemeni—techniques. Through this project they not only renovate and protect a revered landmark, but also ensure that their rare craft will not be lost.

Precarious Garden

A stereoscopic view of a suburban backyard.

Qui a tué Johnny Mac?

20 years later Melvil Poupaud returns to his short "Qui es-tu Johnny Mac?" and replay the story of an alcoholic detective and a killer.

Quick Brown Fox: An Alzheimers Story

The title and opening sequence of the film comes from the old typist's test line, "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." As we see those words repeated over and over again on an old teletype machine, we are introduced to the unnerving pattern of Alzheimer's Disease, which often begins with symptoms like repeating the same story or phrase over and over again… and goes on, like a broken teletype, to thoroughly mangle and jumble the brains of its victims.