Filmmakers Suki Hawley, Michael Galinsky, and David Beilinson have documented protests for more than 30 years. “Working in Protest” collects footage they’ve captured over those decades, offering a largely chronological compilation of protests from both the right and the left: Klan and…
Canadian historians pride themselves on being friends of the little people. Unlike the Great Man histories of our colonial parent and imperial neighbour, the key events in our past are often depicted from the point of view of regular folk caught up in the vast winds of change. Ah, but there’s the…
This is a marvelous look at woods and farming operations. Great shots of life in the wood’s camp. Various tools and methods used to cut and haul logs both long and pulp length to streams that will eventually be steered down the Kennebec to the various mills. Winter work and the spring drive.…
Bangladeshi Muslims living in Spitalfields, working in the textile industry. Bangladeshi Muslims living in Spitalfields, working in the textile industry. The local work is mainly in the textile industry, poorly paid. The people feel trapped by both their poverty and their colour. Immigration laws…
"Working with Einstein" allows insight into the great scientist's work and personality through the recollections of his colleagues. The documentary was filmed at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Studies' commemoration of the centennial of his birth. The panel included Banesh…
How to organise an effective group. Illustrates some aspects of working with groups, and is designed to for use with the handbook of the same name. Together they will help professionals and others who want to run courses and facilitate discussion groups more effectively. Although not a new film and…
”Working with Pinter is an outstanding documentary.” –The Observer “The film certainly captures a contented, relaxed and engaged Pinter” British Universities Film and Video Council Harry Burton‘s 2007 film Working with Pinter is a unique documentary about a unique…
Role-play conversations between a social worker and a woman with breast cancer. Role-played conversations between a social worker and a woman with breast cancer demonstrates how they deal with her reactions to the diagnosis and together build a trusting relationship to support a woman and her family. This…
Why should work be a burden that we should get rid of as soon as possible? Work in Progress explores the different ways to find meaning in work. In the 21st century, it should be possible to find the environment where we thrive and if it doesn't exist, it is up to us to invent it! Let's…
A documentary series exploring the transformation of work, spotlighting real-life pioneers who’ve successfully improved both well-being and performance at work. Over the years, we've tackled several topics: - Work in Progress: Understanding the major shifts in the world of work at the…
Hamburg’s ambitious dream is to build an iconic landmark. Unfortunately it’s next to one of the noisiest ports in Europe and designing the acoustics of a concert hall is one of the toughest challenges in engineering. The project is years behind schedule, millions over budget and they won’t…
Out of the Lake Texoma waters in Texas comes the world's largest Blue Catfish, Splash! Splash was captured and transported to the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens, Texas, where he lived in a special enclosure. Splash was actually hand fed by divers. Groups and individuals from around…
