S1.E3 ∙ Episode #1.3

There's a ferocious Bigfoot loose in the US South and it's faster and sleeker than its Northwest cousin. Responding to attacks on people's homes, pets and farm animals, the Gulf Coast BIgfoot organization wants to protect the public and harvest one male Bigfoot specimen to prove to Science once and for all that it's real. Now the only problem is, there's a group out there ('Friends of the Forest People') run by a PhD Neuropsychologist, that believes BIgfoot is human-like and killing even one would be murder. The series examines the hunt for this elusive mythical beast, and the struggle between 2 groups of people who have very different ideas of what to do, when they encounter the Sasquatch.

I really want to know what makes art, but i haven't found this answer anywhere so. I'm trying to use the principles of past art to understand what art is. The Universe of Malevich is a study of a universe where Suprematism won. I want to show the Constructions which would have created the shadows that Malevich saw. All of these constructions were built on the principles of Malevich and are placed in an empty space where nothing else can be found as a result of the triumph of suprematism. Author of the idea Max Semakov Development of the project Max Semakov Eugene Susov Object Max Semakov Evgeniy Susov Alex Myasnikov Evgeniy Papernyy Photography Max Semakov Video production Max Semakov Alex Myasnikov Nick Lariontsev

A group of street people plays in a cinematographic version of the 5th act of Henrik Ibsen's play Peer Gynt. The movie contains both fiction and documentary elements.

This is an experimental film, without plot or moral, intended to affect the viewer like a beautiful piece of music. It documents and celebrates a bimonthly cultural event held at Club Lure in Hollywood called ABunDance. ABunDance brings together performance artists, painters executing original work on site, clothing and jewelry designers, massage therapists, and men and women who come together in a safe, compassionate, joyous, sensual space where they can express their inner spirits through dance, costume, music, and sharing a new new kind of Twenty-first Century culture, The culture is based on giving rather than taking, and the free exchange of affection between people who respect one another and want only to share the joy of life.