A DOG'S LIFE is a story about dogs, people and love. It is a quirky yet poignant documentary about the positive effects of the intense bond between dogs and humans, as told through the story of Emmy®-winning filmmaker Gayle Kirschenbaum and her dog Chelsea. Using humor and pathos, this film…
Malcolm Brown talks to residents in a home in Scotland. A series of three films entitled "Being Old and in Care". In this series Malcolm Brown interviews elderly residents from residential homes in the Strathclyde region and from them draws insights about both growing old and living in residential…
He’s the master-forger, famous for duping the art world for 30 years and flooding the market with thousands of fakes. His Picassos, Matisses and Chagalls sold for millions, were authenticated by art experts and remain on the walls of many galleries and museums. But he never copied anything. Instead…
Dr Jean Gochros gives guidance on talking to children about sex. Dr Gochros is a very experienced therapist and a major writer on sexuality. She offers excellent guidance to all adults in how to talk with children about sex. She is aware of all embarrassments and inhibitions and successfully negotiates…
Five 30 minute programmes consisting of intimate portrait of young Africans who express themselves through some form of creative activity. Five 30 minute programmes consisting of intimate portrait of young Africans who express themselves through some form of creative activity. Each film blends artistic…
(Jahre der Kälte) a film by Uli M Schueppel OST: Blixa Bargeld www.schueppel-films.de “You will not understand me, my son.” A highly personal and formally unconventional documentary film, FROZEN STORIES portrays a cautious uncovering of a hidden aspect of postwar German history.…
Hebron is a city dominated by hate and violence. Out of all the occupied Palestinian territories, it’s the only one to have an Israeli settlement in the inner city: 600 settlers are protected by 2,000 Israeli soldiers in a city of 160,000 Palestinians. The existing conflict in Hebron has morphed…
In a darkened room, a man photocopies money — greenbacks, cash. He stamps each bill with the green “Department of Treasury” seal. He adds serial numbers. He signs and then carefully cuts out each note and stacks it in a briefcase — a silver briefcase filled with bills —…
Sundance Nominated, Winner Planet Out Short Movie Award This stunningly shot experimental documentary has at its heart a poignant character study of a 17 year-old lesbian living in Newcastle, England. Closer, an official selection at Sundance Film Festival 2001, innovatively explores the process of…
Documentary recording the history of the South Shields Yemeni community, including their unique stories of migration, their working lives and their integration into the North East. The work has captured their remarkable and unknown heritage - one that has thrived in South Tyneside for over a century.…
Cadência is the second Brazilian documentary from director Daren Bartlett. Cadência builds an intimate picture of Brazilian football and its related cultures, divisions, and traditions, and what is the firm cohesion that creates the strong unified image Brazil projects to the world. The film's…
Rolling Along: An Inline Movement In the 1990's alternative sports proliferated. One sport that captured the vibe of this era was Aggressive Inline. Considered by many analysts to be a billion dollar industry it all but vanished at the end of the decade. Rolling Along: An Inline Movement is the…
