El relat d’un edifici que va canviar la història de l’arquitectura. La seva construcció i posterior reconstrucció en dos moments clau de Barcelona ens submergeixen en una reflexió sobre la percepció de l’art.
In Dancing Days of Dawn is a debut feature surf documentary sure to leave you wanting for those early days of stoke. This story is a poetic look into the mind of Chris Miyashiro, the visionary behind the film. A wild journey to find purpose and meaning, told from the childlike perspective of an artist.…
Si le Japon joue au rugby depuis plus d’un siècle, c’est lors de la Coupe du Monde de 2015 que le sport est propulsé sur le devant de la scène. En effet les Japonais, les Brave Blossoms, créent la surprise en battant les Sud-Africains les Springboks au terme d’un match haletant.…
"Gum Chung: The Slacklife" is a short film by Navin Devnani-Torres and Ravi Vazirani that explores the unconventional sport of slacklining through the eyes of professional athlete and performer - Sebastian Gum Chung Segraves. ✌️ The locations in the film spread across three European cities…
Victim of a terrible famine in the early 1960s that killed nearly 20 million people, China is now facing a new scourge: obesity. 100 million Chinese people are overweight. Although it is a disease particularly prevalent among adolescents, affecting 20% of boys and 10% of girls, even babies are being…
【INTRODUCTION】 Mr. Doi-shu is the only one to appear in this documentary film and it is entirely focused on him and his experiences. To evolve. To harmonize, and let go of the ego. To be grateful. Now is the time to remember why we all live on the earth to recall "Gratification…
Filmed in five countries, this documentary offers a rare glimpse inside the new religious communities that are sweeping across Africa. Led by living prophet-healers who interpret Christianity in the light of pre-Christian traditions, these “spirit-based” communities could be “an historical…
This film was created as an educational tool that can be used to move us beyond disempowerment, in order to enact real change in a changing world. Chris Wood of BALE (Building A Local Economy) was inspired to create a film that would answer the question: “Will we have the wisdom to survive climate…
What is the “natural organic connection between coffee farmers, coffee drinkers, and birds”? Why do we need a wake-up call? Part One of this documentary explores the “coffee crisis” and its devastating effects on migratory songbirds, rainforest ecosystems, and 25 million coffee…
Julie Harris, Richard Kiley, Hume Cronyn, and James Earl Jones are a delight as they recite poetry about aging and talk about what getting old is like for them. Artists Frederick and Claske Franck, opera singer Shirley Verrett, ninety-year-old photographer Leni Sonnenfeld, and Buddhist nun Pema Chodron…
This video documents a group of senior citizens in Galveston, Texas, who gather twice a month to “re-member” their lives through poems and stories. We come to know and love these ordinary people who become elder guides for us. With honesty and poignancy, they model the art of accepting the…
In sub Saharan Africa, AIDS is wiping out a generation of parents, leaving 13 million orphans behind. Many of the grandmothers, impoverished by the epidemic, have rescued these children from the streets and are struggling to raise them. A similar thing is happening in cities all across America. AIDS,…
