Director
A documentary about legendary wrestler and all around supervillain Baron von Raschke by director Philip Harder.
Writer
Billy passa o verão de 1972 ajudando seu pai em uma instituição psiquiátrica. Lá, ele vive um romance com a paciente Virginia, enquanto seu melhor amigo entra no movimento antirracista.
Director
Billy passa o verão de 1972 ajudando seu pai em uma instituição psiquiátrica. Lá, ele vive um romance com a paciente Virginia, enquanto seu melhor amigo entra no movimento antirracista.
Director of Photography
In 1940, Masaaki Takaoka works as a teacher in the agricultural division at a youth training institute. Although Japan’s defeat seems imminent, all of Masaaki’s students are drafted in a futile last-ditch effort. In an attempt to give the young men some hope, he makes everyone promise that they will all meet again under the cherry blossoms upon their safe return. Consumed by sadness over the fate of his students, Masaaki devotes the next 30 years of his life to develop a new species of cherry blossoms that could thrive in any climate in remembrance of his students.
Director
Low Movie (How To Quit Smoking) follows the entire career of the iconic band Low and their relationship with director Philip Harder. For twenty years they made music videos and short films together, filming on ice, in railroad yards, and in rapidly disintegrating rooms. Low formed in 1993.
Director
14 short films by 14 different filmmakers, from the music of Stan Ridgway
Director
Minneapolis filmmaker Al Milgrom has worn many hats throughout his career—documentarian, world traveler and cinema pioneer being a few. In this documentary feature from Phil Harder, we follow the now 95-year-old Milgrom through his life and living legacy. From his first introduction to film, via Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid, to a tour through his personal home “film museum,” A Work in Progress is an inspiring portrait of one of Minnesota’s leading artistic voices. Milgrom himself discusses his journey as a filmmaker and his current projects, including his continued work on the 1959 documentary Russian Journey: The Story of a Filmmaker’s Travels Behind the Curtain
