In 1967, strait-laced exploitation movie king Roger Corman embarks on a life-changing attempt to capture the psychedelic world of LSD on film by taking a "trip" himself, abetted by Jack Nicholson, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper.

“Her daughter was raped and recorded. Such a disgrace to our neighborhood, what a shame!” Whispers and rumors overwhelm a neighborhood after Jamila's 10-year-old daughter's rape video goes viral. Based on a BBC News report by Amber Shamsi.

Survive, Kaleidoscope is the first live album by American Christian metalcore band Underoath.

Arc Iris teams ups with an acrobatic dance troupe in this surreal music video.

a student project by Nut-Wombat founder Ocelot-767 featuring dolls in an kaleidoscope-like scenario.

Without leaving Earth, Minha Park explores the fascination we feel throughout history for the universe in Cosmic Kaleidoscope. To find out the traces of human attempts toward another world and origin of the light, Park visited and filmed places: Human moon landing Apollo project places at NASA and Mars Life testing site called Rio Tinto in Spain. Hallucinated architectures, almost futuristic ruins, measuring and observation equipment, museums, flashes of light, mysterious landscapes, and mystical reflections-all are resonances of dreams, fantasies, and attempts by humans to understand the immense.

Shona Tomson brings back her sell-out archive film programme commissioned for the very first Central Scotland Documentary Festival in 2017. Watch as she digs deeper to look how times have changed, or how they might not have changed at all...

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Night Kaleidoscope transforms Edinburgh's cobbled backstreets into a dark dreamscape brimming with supernatural menace. It's the perfect backdrop for Fion, a cynical psychic investigator who peddles his gift for anyone willing to pay. With abilities depleting, he must take powerful drugs to induce his visions and track down a pair of vampires terrorising the cities night population.

These short video works by Ara Peterson – filmmaker, artist, and a founding member of the art collective Forcefield – emerged from an installation centering around a large-scale glass kaleidoscope. The kaleidoscope functioned both as a sculptural element and as a kind of screen reflecting Peterson’s manipulations of a feedback loop created with a handheld video camera, resulting in endlessly morphing abstractions.

The almanac consists of two short stories. "Culinary stories" tell about funny incidents in the kitchen. "Pirates of the Caspian Sea" humorously tells about the life of sea robbers.

Photographed through a mirror system to achieve radial kaleidoscopic images, the beginning portion of this film consists of fast-moving kaleidoscopic images of chairs, objects, and materials. In the second half, kaleidoscopic images of the Eames Office dissolve into a sequence of stop-motion shots of Charles and Ray seated in multicolored plastic chairs. The music is a jazz track composed and arranged by Dick Marx.

Caleb Loomis is an agoraphobic twenty-something. In his spare time he makes UFO videos with miniature cities and takes an unhealthy amount of LSD. One afternoon he hears Beatrice, the lady next door, being abused. After striking an odd friendship through the wall Caleb is made aware of who lives with Beatrice.. setting in to a motion a pitch-black psychedelic revenge fantasy.

These short video works by Ara Peterson – filmmaker, artist, and a founding member of the art collective Forcefield – emerged from an installation centering around a large-scale glass kaleidoscope. The kaleidoscope functioned both as a sculptural element and as a kind of screen reflecting Peterson’s manipulations of a feedback loop created with a handheld video camera, resulting in endlessly morphing abstractions.

New featurette, David Cronenberg, cinematographer Anthony B. Richomond, and professor Sarah Street (University of Bristol), amongst others, discuss the use of color in Don't Look Now as well as the manner in which it affects the film's tone and atmosphere

Two broken pieces from the same broken glass cascading upon a kaleidoscope of events with each twist and turn, a new shade upon their lives, seeking solace in the embrace of the familiar yet unknown. The only thing holding them together is hope, beyond the realm of almighty, echoing through eternity's expanse. Is this existence tangible, truth, or merely ethereal lantasies cloaked in the desires of what might have been?

Naomi Kawase collaborates with Shinya Arimoto, a Taiyo award-winning photographer she knows from university, to create a photo album of Machiko Ono (who Kawase scouted for her previous feature film Moe no Suzaku) and Mika Mifune (daughter of famous actor Toshiro Mifune) with the idea to contrast these two aspiring actresses, Ono coming from the rural Nara and Mifune from Tokyo. Kawase documents the photo shooting and interviews Arimoto, Ono and Mifune as the work progresses, while the tension between her and Arimoto increases over disagreement on the direction of the project.