Five Sections ‘Aspects of Media Bias’ Does the Media give a fair hearing to the Labour Movement ‘Labours’s Race to the Right’ The race for Labour Leadership Vacancy Labour MP: Socialists need not apply Arthur Scargill’s Social Labour Party The imagery…
Fast moving, slick slide-lecture on neonatal birth injury for medical students and nurses, with the main emphasis on recognition. Part of Leeds paediatrics video library. Audience: Medical students, nurses, midwives, health visitors. This film made in 1983 reflects the medical understanding of…
Briefe aus ihrer Jugend katapultieren Hedi und Karl-Heinz zurück in ihre Vergangenheit: Die Medizinstudentin aus der DDR und der BRD-Student lieben sich in Zeiten des Kalten Krieges. Getrennt durch den Eisernen Vorhang wünschen sie sich nichts sehnlicher, als endlich vereint zu sein –…
Follow a particularly friendly independent artist as he makes his 4th studio album during the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic. Unsure of a future in music, grappling with an evolving dream, & accepting what isn’t in his control, Steve Everett shines a bright light on the dimly lit.
Brennan Hill Beauty On Fire Forest Shoot Behind the Scenes video
Includes exclusive and original interviews with Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Jason Alexander, Geoff Rovere, his daughters and others - all fully licensable. A charming and frank profile of the actor.
Behind the scenes video of our Urban Exploration shoot in northern Michigan.
Why are we conscious? What is it about brain activity that is "magically" linked to conscious experiences, be it seeing, hearing, a thought, a feeling, or a memory? And how is that possible even in principle – if the brain is nothing more than 3 pounds of flesh with neurons and nerves? Neuroscience-trained…
Documentary about Christian Ulanch - a disabled Marine veteran that was on the brink of death when the art of photography gave him a second shot on life and happiness.
The acclaimed short documentary about Christophe Lafontant's life. Since the age of six, Christophe Lafontant has experienced two heart transplants, a kidney transplant, respiratory failure, drug addiction, and depression, but he always manages to come out on top, feeling positive about life while…
The story of an underpriveged young Palestinian refugee who put himself through school and is now helping orphaned refugees as a service to the community. Producted to mark International Youth Year, 1985. The imagery and film quality may not be to modern standards but is useful for historical use.
The stripping of Papua New Guinea's forests is accelerating. Tradtional land ownership means people can often still make decisions at village level about the future, but too often these decisions have been based only on the promises and propaganda of the logging companies themselves. This video…
