1997 Movies

Motionless under his opponent’s blows, a boxer makes his execution public

In 1917, Division General Joaquín Tinoco, Brother of the until then President of the Republic, was assassinated. Account of the political events of th...

This documentary follows the whole process of a celestial burial ceremony in Tibet. It shows Tibetan religious customs, arts, and many vanishing life...

The subject of his own experiment, Höller consumes fly agaric mushrooms and is ostensibly affected. He describes his experience before he starts to si...

Director Claire Pijman portrays her father Boy Pijman who was born in the Dutch East Indies. When his children ask, Boy Pijman tells his story that...

A film by Guadalupe Olvera San Miguel. Combines documentary and narrative forms to present a history of the lesbian movement in Mexico from its origin...

Decaff is a very bad-tempered character who drinks too much coffee and loses his temper easily.

This is a home-movie horror film. Its heroine, Stretch, adopts a severed head as her companion and hijacks her own story to investigate it for herself...

João, the son of Azorean immigrants living in America, goes to the São Miguel Island where he takes part of a pilgrimage, finding new values.

Film conceived on the basis of the sequence shot: the awakening of a penis in three minutes.

A TV with a mind of its own and a man determined to stop it. Nothing is at it seems as the plasticine starts to fly - just don't get too close to the...

This film revisits many of the subjects of Jennifer Hodge's 1983 documentary "Home Feeling." The film explores how life has changed over the years for...

Alex Bag's mock news report on a fictional New York street-performance troupe. Faux fans and critics (including Rudy Giuliani) wax poetic on the Fancy...

Adukkala Rahasyam Angaadi Paattu is a 1997 film documenting tropical birds, directed by Nissar. The film stars Sukumari, Jagathy Sreekumar, Baburaj an...

The country side inspiration and the resulting contemporary sound track, written by Tom Zé and José Miguel Wisnik, for 1997’s Parabelo, prompted the...