1978, A JOURNEY TO THE ESTATES AND PALACES OF THE LAST MAHARAJA OF INDIA
The last male northern white rhinoceros, named Sudan, died a year ago in Kenya. In the years before his death he was anything but alone. Day and night he was attended by armed rangers and lovingly fed and stroked by his permanent caretakers. From all around the world journalists and tourists came to…
When Apollo astronaut Gene Cernan stepped on the moon in December 1972 he left his footprints and his daughter’s initials in the lunar dust. Only now, over forty years later, is he ready to share his epic but deeply personal story of fulfillment, love and loss. Cernan’s burning ambition…
A powerful, multi-award-winning North East documentary - directed by Hartlepool-born filmmaker Russell Smith From 1899 to 1993, the villages of Blackhall, Horden and Easington in the East Durham Coalfield extracted millions of tons of coal that fuelled British industry and warmed homes across the…
Only a few montain farmers are still living an archaic life in the Carpathian far away from roads and the archievements of modern time. The place is called Obcina, well hidden and is reachable only by foot. Family Cut, father, mother and son are living here. Their modest survival is garanteed by the…
70 years after the Holocaust, American born-Israeli citizen, Dr. Efraim Zuroff is tracking down surviving Nazi war criminals in hopes to bring them to justice. Zuroff's mission takes him all over Europe and even South America as he focuses and locates two main criminals; Shandor Kapiro,…
For nineteen years Columbia Gorge Dance Academy Ballet Director, Nancy Clement, brought scenes from The Nutcracker to the small town of Hood River Oregon. December 2016 was the end of this beloved tradition. This film shows how many lives have been touched by this production and shares a rare glimpse…
A TV-HOUR (45 min) documentary on Canada’s conscientious objectors of the Second World War – Those who chose to perform alternative service instead of going to war. The CO’s would spend years working in forestry camps, hospitals, asylums and various other positions throughout the country…
The Last Of The Few takes a detailed look at the Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight as it prepares for its 50th year of display & commemorative flying with a thrilling display at the Biggin Hill International Air Show in 2007. As Spitfires and Hurricanes undergo servicing and maintenance, the…
For many years the art and craft of hand-rolled cigars was an important industry in New York City, employing tens of thousands of workers from many nations. Today, the practice is nearly extinct. NOTE: This price is for home use ONLY. For universities, colleges, libraries, and all institutions (profit…
For many years the art and craft of hand-rolled cigars was an important industry in New York City, employing tens of thousands of workers from many nations. Today, the practice is nearly extinct. NOTE: This price is for Institutional/Educational use only. For personal and/or at-home use, please click…
Fought from June 30, 1898 to June 2, 1899, the siege of Baler set several hundreds of Filipino troops against a 50-man Spanish detachment that was forced to protect itself inside the remote town’s church, with no means of communication with the outside world. Although nearly-half of the Spanish…
