A sprawling early accomplishment from experimental filmmaker Peter Greenaway, this faux-documentary is the director's first feature-length work. The Falls (1980, 195 mins.) tells of 92 individuals affected by an apocalyptic phenomenon known as VUE: the Violent Unknown Event. Greenaway's film demonstrates his signature fascination with organizing systems and the natural world. Also included is Vertical Features Remake (1978, 44 mins.), a savagely comic satire in which stuffy academics argue about the work of Tulse Luper--Greenaway's cinematic alter-ego. With music by Michael Nyman and Brian Eno. "The most delicious snarl-up of pedantry and poetry in British cinema's   history. The Falls is moviedom's answer to Tristram Shandy and you should fall over yourself to see it" (Nigel Andrews, Financial Times).   Peter Greenaway---Great Britain---1978, 1980---239 mins.