Film Category

Throw away your Lonely Planet and take a tour of Sydney with Portable’s guide to the city through film.

Beloved director Joe Swanberg released his new film—a vignette about a couple in their late 20′s contemplating life as parents after caring for a friend’s child—for free on Vimeo this week.

“Getting Up” chronicles the struggles famed street artist Tony “Tempt” Quan faced after being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease.

In 2011, Norwgian businessman Guntha Machu flew six times around the world, spent one and a half weeks inside an aeroplane, and went to a whole lot of effort to film the experience. He was travelling for work. He made the movie to stay sane.

Join filmmaker Celia Rowlson-Hall in the best choreographed Prom dance you’ll ever see.

The trailer for Ryan James Yezak’s upcoming documentary Second Class Citizens is an all-encompassing look at the laws in the United States that discriminate against GLBT people.

Pulse Films has released a preview of ‘Shut Up and Play,’ their upcoming documentary about LCD Soundsystem’s final show at Madison Square Garden.

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Tom Lowe’s debut film Timescapes explores the relationships between nature, space, technology and humanity.

VEM, the latest short film offering from Swedish direction and production duo Martin Sjölander and Samuel Forsstrøm, transports the viewer into a mesmeric and intimate dreamscape in which the literal and metaphorical collide.