Post war Iraq is bust. The country owes $383,000,000,000 to various companies, banks and countries from loans/credit which it took to build palaces, buy weapons and such. Mark Thomas decides to try and help out by taking it onto himself to try to raise money to help them out.
A program description preview window filters an early 21st century view of late-night cable television. Made with a tv remote and VHS tape.
The film is based on M. K. Binodini Devi's 1966 play of the same title which draws on the playwright’s interactions with Ramkinkar Baij, the eminent sculptor and her colleague. Gautam, an artist, determined to uphold his freedom, is torn between his two loves and their outlooks towards his passion.
In early 1970, Salvador Allende initiated a unique process in Latin America: the peaceful path to Socialism.
A short documentary on the making of the 2003 television film Eloise at Christmastime.
Raúl González Tuñón was a social and political poet whose life and work are framed by diverse moments and characters that converge in a unique and interesting story: from a remote village in La Rioja to Paris, or from the Paraguayan Chaco War to Franco's Spain, exile, oblivion, passing through Neruda and García Lorca, all of these are vestiges of a fascinating life, full of travels and anecdotes that had never been filmed before. This testimonial documentary not only recounts the life and work of Raúl González Tuñón, but also describes the poet from his direct relationship with the world.
Two young men arrested for robbery in Argentine prisons. A woman detained for murdering her husband, a former oppressor and torturer. A filmmaker who decides to film their life stories and, in doing so, also recognizes the detention of those who live in the "world of freedom."
Molly is taken on holiday by her parents to Lanzarote. However Molly is really on her first mission as a secret agent, her mission: to free Yatkumchatka from whatever it is that is enslaving it. She cannot fail yet there are many obstacles in her way before she can succeed.
A conversation with Liina about the different people inhabiting her.
Through the use of first person narrative and rare archival images, this documentary provides a moving glimpse of the women who have skillfully brought scores of children across the threshold of existence. Narrated by Phylicia Rashad, this evocative and passionate film celebrates women who have committed themselves to holistic answers amidst powerful misconceptions about the practice of midwifery and virulent opposition from practitioners of Western medicine.
A compilation release from 2003 featuring performances of Gregorian chant by various ensembles. This is not a live concert, but a curated collection of traditional chant recordings.
Baby Neptune: Discovering Water is the 11th video in the Baby Einstein series, and it focuses mainly on water in various locations. This was the first Baby Einstein video where Julie Aigner-Clark, the creator of Baby Einstein, was not involved at all in production, which was present until Clark wrote poems and did the dialogue of Numbers Nursery. It is also the first originally made Disney video made from the series.
People try to escape from reality and the recurring question is: who and where are the mad men?
This documentary, shot during the 2002-2003 school year, takes us to Harnes, in the former mineral field in the Pas-de-Calais region. In November, the start of the new school year already seems like a long time ago. The grey sky has replaced the blue and green of the summer. However, for the pupils of the primary and secondary schools, dullness is not on the agenda! Artists have come in town. They go into the classrooms with colours, stories and rhythms coming from somewhere else in their luggage. Things that can fill out the imagination, things that make anyone dream. We go with them, and on the way, we talk to them. We meet teachers and parents who are delighted to give free rein to the dream part that lies dormant in everyone of us. Image
