Una Pelicula de César Vea Vamos a explicar en 71 minutos como el gobierno de España ha robado a 62.000 familias, personas que luchan por las energías renovables y han puesto sus ahorros y sus casas sobre la mesa. A film by César Vea We are going to explain in 71 minutes…
This twenty minute documentary video tackles the delicate and crucially important issue of Koori and Police relations in Victoria. It begins with the history of Aboriginal Australia before the white man. 30,000 years of a complex and interdependent relationship with the land. One of the most successful…
Statistical data is rightly seen as a central feature of much psychological research, but students need to understand the important methodological processes underpinning the production of such data. In this film we combine three of our standalone films to go “Behind the Statistics” to look…
"In the Name of Confucius" is the first documentary film exposing the growing global controversies surrounding the Chinese government’s multi-billion dollar Confucius Institute (CI), a Chinese language program attaching to over 1,600 foreign universities and schools around the world. Featuring…
Non-Experimental Research Methods in Psychology combines three of our standalone films (Naturalistic Observation, Self Report Methods and Case Studies) into one complete film, designed as an introductory overview to this area of a Psychology methods course. The film includes a short introductory section…
A first-hand account of the role of the Governor-General of Australia. We see Sir William Deane at the official residence in Canberra and in Parliament and travelling throughout Australia and the world as the Australian head of state – or perhaps more accurately the representative of HM The…
江戸時代の「作仏聖」円空は、庶民の為に約１２万体もの仏像を彫り、他者救済に自らの生涯を捧げた。このドキュメンタリー映画は、今なお深く静かに光を放つ円空の作品の数々と、日本各地の残る足跡を通して、円空の波乱の人生を描くものです。
The film depicts the life of a monk-sculptor in the 17TH century Japan who is said to have carved 120,000 Buddhist images in his whole life for those who were beset by grief. ENKU was a monk who stood shoulder to shoulder with the weakest in society. His carvings remained for over three centuries and…
Realisation: Stephanie Saxemard Production: Zephrine Royer Musique: Bwa Mabi Dans les années 1940, des pêcheurs en Martinique commencent à organiser des régates de voile les dimanches. Ils utilisent leurs bateaux de pêche traditionnels appelés Yoles. En 1966,…
Présentée et réalisée par Martin Fournier, cette série inédite de Paris Bouche à Bouche propose 13 nouvelles journées d'exploration urbaine dans Paris, mais également en Île-de-France, la région qui lui sert d'écrin.…
George Sands developed many methods of doing different effects that make them simple to execute. One of his greatest effects i the classic routine of eating razor blades. this will teach you how to present the routine, and make the effect from scratch using common, easily attainable products in local…
There are 4 juke joints left in the United States. On May 4, 2013, the last one in Alabama was raided and shut down. But Henry "Gip" Gipson, proprietor of Gip's Place, a gravedigger by day and hard drinking bluesman by night, had no intention of going down without a fight.
