Do you know SnowMonkey? It's called the monkey which take a hot spring or ONSEN Monkey. Japanese monkeys are not cleanly, so hopefully, they don't want to take a bath. Jigokudani Monkey park is the only one place in the world, where such Japanese Monkeys came to take a hot spring They…
Society has never been so high. Mount Hauscaran, 22,604 ft, is the venue for one of the most bizarre formal dinner on earth. Four men, four women and a butler, complete with Louis XIVth table and chairs, dining with the gods. A serious mountaineering attempt with a fun theme - could Darwinian social…
A dramatic, behind-the-scene-story about the building of Santiago Calatravas Turning Torso in Malmö. A 190 meter high, twisted residential building which was appointed “worlds best residential building project” at Mipim in Cannes, 2005. A film that shows thorny confrontation between…
“The spectacle sings not of arms and the man but of commodities and their passions.” Six years after the publication of his Situationist classic The Society of the Spectacle, Guy Debord released this semi-experimental, essay-film adaptation. Using the classic Situationist technique of…
A visual and humorous adaptation of Guy Debord’s 1967 classic essay La Société du Spectacle, unpacking the fucktangular dynamics of alienation, powerlessness and emptiness under the tr(i)ump(h) of capitalism and information technology. Today, the divine act of consuming things we…
Fourteen of the world’s leading physicists, including three Nobel Laureates, provide unique and inspirational inside glimpses of life inside the community of professional physicists. Featured researchers: - Nima Arkani-Hamed, permanent faculty member, Institute for Advanced Study - Claudia…
Primatologist Frans de Waal, two historians, Nile Green and David Hollinger and David Goldberg, former Rabbi at Liberal Jewish Synagogue London, discuss different aspects of the sociology of religion. Where to watch: coming soon! Featured researchers: - Frans de Waal (1948-2024), Charles Howard…
This softball umpire training film was one of Les Blank’s early industrial films made in 1962 prior to his independent filmmaking career. He made over 20 industrial films which helped him hone his skills as a filmmaker. Les recorded his own voice for most of the umpire calls which are humorous.…
In Lebanon there are more than 100 untouched mass graves dating back from the Civil War, and thousands of families awaiting a bone to bury. The Soil and the Sea unveils the violence lying beneath a garden, a school, a cafe, a hotel, and other unremarkable landscapes. As the camera interrogates these…
Jeffrie Po | 61 mins | 2016 | Northern Mindanao, Filipino | WATCH NOW: https://vimeo.com/r/3Xv0/RGsvVWNRRk FREE Promo Code NCCANCC LOGLINE: The Soil of Dreams explores the long night of Typhoon Sendong (Typhoon Washi) victims, generally, and a band of quarry workers, particularly. A man surfaces…
For those who are consciously walking the Path, the search for the soul is a central feature on the journey toward enlightenment. To walk it well is to rightly sense the love and intelligence of the soul, then to dedicate oneself to living and expressing it through every aspect of life. Fortunately,…
Meet Ken Depena, the 80 year old volunteer with bite! Piously devoted to The Salvation Army since 1949, Ken currently serves as the receptionist at Salvo youth refuge, Oasis, where his old world philosophy of hard labour and abstinence clashes dramatically with the daily reality of the centre's…
