Raphael Bendahan Trailers
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Raphael Bendahan was born in Casablanca, Morocco, emigrated to Toronto and did his Masters in Visual Arts in Montreal where he currently lives. Photographer/filmmaker. Taught at Concordia U Film and at Okalakatiget Society in Nain, Labrador. Began making films/photographs in 1969. Received a Journalism degree in 1991. Bendahan’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and in various collections.
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Total trailers found: 13
01 January 1970
Rochdale College was an experiment with new ideas and ways of living while being conventionally forced to live within the old, dead civilization and its structures.
27 December 1972
A black male dancer in a white room, white noise and variable shutter speeds in camera editing, reflections on dance, race, the gaze, the OTHER, play, voyeurism and spontaneous response.
27 December 1982
Set in a Referendum torn Quebec between two languages, between two cities drawn between two cultures, a young immigrant tries to find his way while simultaneously dealing with the loss of his own father.
27 December 1976
Spadina Avenue and College in the early 1970's with Lorne Fromer on clarinet and Isaac Applebaum on Saxaphone.
01 January 1973
Three different dreams of the city, three perspectives, in black and white with a soundtrack from student of John Cage, Bill Fontana.
27 December 1976
Abstraction, mixed, disrupted sounds and images in the routine of everyday city life and suburban, rural life.
31 October 1973
A short film constructed from interviews, photos from documentary essay Facade, and songs used by the female impersonators in Toronto's Manatee Club 1973 and broadcast on CBC Local News show "24 Hours" on Halloween Night either 1973 or 1974 (Oct.
01 January 2008
A portrait of activist immigrants fleeing the repercussions of their involvement in the Spanish Civil war and from Franco's Spain in order to settle in Montreal, Quebec, Canada as told through family snapshots and a daughter's memoirs of her parents and their friends.
01 January 2009
A poem on the hidden meaning of cutlery as a form of heritage. No nudity.
01 January 1970
An evening broadcast of TV Newscast from Buffalo as cultural anthropology. The style of reporting, the implicit militarism, gun culture, uniformed heroes, racism, etc.
01 January 2007
Thanks to the Parishioners of Notre-Dame Cathedral and its stained glass windows in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
05 January 2016
This video is a homage to Chantal Ackerman who passed away this last December 2015. In honour of her ideas and her ways of seeing, The way we live today.
27 December 1981
Canadian Poet Joe Rosenblatt's reading his poem of the same name along with evocations of the poem's landscape.
