Qui aujourd'hui se souvient de la place occupée par Jean-Jacques Pauvert dans le monde de l'édition et comment ce dénicheur de talents a traversé le XXème siècle, en semant derrière lui, des textes inconnus qu'il livrait au monde dans leur…
23 Feet is film about a community of people who make the conscious choice to live simply to do what they love in the great outdoors. Three women set out across the west in their 23 foot, 1970 Airstream to search for the stories of people who have turned their backs on the creature comforts of society…
At the age of 13, Magnus Carlsen was the world's youngest Chess Grand Master. The Carlsen family sublet their house for a year in order to travel around with Magnus and help him fulfill his potential as a world class chess player. From Iceland to Libya, he has sought battle with chess icons such…
When the UK's oldest working cinema opened in 1909 it took five years to train a projectionist... A century later it takes less than an hour. The Last Projectionist charts the amazing history of UK independent cinema, taking a tour of some of the most magical picture houses in the world. The…
A true story of four young karate competitors who prepare to fight against their toughest rivals in the biggest tournament of the year. This film is an open window into their private lives. From the confines of the Karate dojo, to the wider outside world and beyond their comfort zone, the four…
This award-winning creative homage, illuminates the life of German Jewish Expressionist architect Erich Mendelsohn. The visionary Mendelsohn, a contemporary of Walter Gropius and Mies van der Rohe, produced works that have influenced generations of architects. His story unfolds through the letter exchange…
Filmmaker Richard Jernigan explores The Urantia Book’s version of the life and teachings of Jesus against the backdrop of modern day Israel and the Palestinian territories. Music by Zoe Keating, David Darling, Ketil Bjornstad, and others. DVD available at www.afeastofuncertainty.com
HEAVEN ON EARTH: The Rise and Fall of Socialism A 3 hour documentary series produced by Grace Creek Media "Most of the people in the world today call the name of their dream Socialism." - Michael Harrington, 1968 Much of the history of the past 200 years revolved around a single…
'A thoughtful, moving and, above all, important exploration of the power of theatre to impact a generation and incite a revolution.' — Sonia Faleiro, author of "Beautiful Thing" Over sixty million Indians belong to communities imprisoned by the British as "criminals…
Trying to escape a cycle of violence, Cambodian American gang-involved youth work with a faith-based organization and a local TV station to make a film about their lives. They interview social workers, friends and family to tell their story. Miraculously, two rival gang members, Manny and Steven, are…
Award winning film makers Boris and Claire Jansch go on a journey to unravel what it means to be alive. What if the search for happiness was based on a huge misconception, a misconception that has been drummed into us since birth, that we are separate individuals. This radical and challenging documentary…
SOUND IT OUT: The very last record shop in Teesside, UK Over the last five years an independent record shop has closed in the UK every three days. SOUND IT OUT (75 mins) is a documentary portrait of the very last surviving vinyl record shop in Teesside, North East England. A cultural haven in one…
