A magic realist tribute to the enduring creative spirit of two octogenarian New Yorker artists, Double Portrait blends the mediums of paint, dance and memory.
In the late 1950's Hilda lived shoulder to shoulder with the greatest painters of the Abstract Expressionist movement from Resnick to deKooning. Official Selection of the Tribeca Film Festival
In the latest documentary from Filthy Rags Media, comes the legendary story of the first African-American basketball player to graduate from the University of Kentucky. Reggie Warford, 190 pounds of fury and muscle, dazzled his fans and teammates with his explosive court speed, leaping ability and dead-eye…
Documentary feature by award-winning filmmaker Caroline Cory. Synopsis: "SUPERHUMAN: The Invisible Made Visible" is based on the jaw-dropping experiences of individuals with extra-sensory powers that seem to defy the laws of physics known to man today. Producer and host Caroline Cory,…
The material on this DVD was filmed in 1989 and 1991 during production of N is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdös (1993), a one-hour documentary about Paul Erdös. The DVD contains a total of 54 minutes of Paul Erdös giving the following talks: -- Award and Paul Erdös Lecture at…
Every day across the United States covert intelligence agents - spies belonging to no nation - are working to undermine American society. Whom they take their orders from is unknown even to them. Told through the video diary of a real life operative who secretly filmed his activities, "Out of Dark"…
The old railway town of Basingstoke lies on the South Western main line from Waterloo, so it's very busy with commuters from Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset heading for work in London. But it’s also an important junction station with IC trains stopping on the journey to the Midlands. The same…
AI already plays a major role in the developed world; from transport logistics to healthcare and national security. But as this bold analysis from Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS) makes clear, we're only just scratching the surface of AI's capabilities. From Ireland's 'smart…
In part 1 we start at the recently modernised Reading station. Just west of the station the converging lines lines from Bristol and Exeter/Southampton respectively have been reorganised, a new flyover has been built to allow freight trains to and from the port of Southampton to access the ‘slow’…
In the year 2000 all the lions in a place called Selinda had been hunted virtually to extinction. Two lionesses walked around, calling into a void. One day everything changed. In 2006 we stopped all hunting in the area. Botswana banned all hunting in 2014. The land was primed for recovery. Then,…
Today we follow the Zürich – Genève mainline between Rupperswil and Biel along the southern flanks of the Jura mountain range. Along the way we pass through the incredibly busy Olten station where our east to west line is crossed by the north to south line - Basel to Bern. We then pass…
We look at the railways around the multi-national city of Basel and its surrounds– starting in the nearby French city of Mulhouse and concluding west of Zürich at Brugg AG – a journey over one of the busiest railway lines for international traffic in Europe. Mulhouse is an important…
