The trailer had a bunch of cinematic shots of rocks/ geology

Follows Don as he sees different kinds of rocks at a granite quarry, sandstone cliff and museum. Demonstrates the effects of water, heat and pressure in the formation of rocks.

Waves crashing against rocks.

An experimental avant-garde film intended to raise questions and stimulate curiosity and appreciation of rocks, dirt and the universe.

This attractively composed one-shot film offers viewers an uncomplicated view of waves crashing against rocks.

What starts out as a calm, observational record from an excursion boat filled with Taiwanese tourists admiring a glacier, soon turns into a frenzied – in places almost hallucinogenic – series of bizarre events after a black spot appears in the sky. Shots of the tourists alternate with views of horses grazing in a snowy landscape, a couple in a hotel room, and a group of young people digging film strips out of a garbage can. From the start, the viewer searches for the key to this random sequence of wordless scenes, trying to keep pace with the rapid, sometimes even stroboscopic montage of juxtaposed shots, which is slowed down with contemplative views of the monstrous glacier.

The director puns on the then emerging genre of "rock videos," by bringing real rocks to life under the animation camera.

A landscape video that shows footage of the locations used for filming but without commentary or anything to help provide information as to why the locations were selected to be used in the film.

A geologist attempts to dig under Possum's house in search of a rare stone. The rock collector manages to wreck everything in sight.

A short film about trees and rocks and people.