This collection includes three episodes from the beloved children's TV series: "Inside the Haunted House," "Going Batty" and "Spins a Web." First, the kids explore the musical mysteries of sound during a spooky trip inside a haunted house. Then, a lesson about nocturnal creatures convinces Ralphie that Ms. Frizzle is a vampire! Finally, the kids are zapped into a monster movie and discover the ingenious hunting skills of spiders.
Led by the silky smooth rapper Q-Tip, Brooklyn-based A Tribe Called Quest are one of the most influential hip-hop groups in history. Musically, the group were one of the first to fuse jazz rhythms with rap beats, and politically, the Tribe devoted themselves to a pious, non-gangsta lifestyle designed to promote African history and culture and black education. THE VIDEO ANTHOLOGY is a collection of the group's biggest and most important hits throughout their career, and includes music videos for "Can I Kick It?" "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo," and "Oh My God."
Killer Styrofoam cups go on a murder spree at a High School.
Documentary short on the set of CQ.
2002 release
2002 release
A short film by Jacqueline Molnár.
2002 release
The California Delta is the only place in America where the Chinese community has maintained a sustained presence for nearly a century and a half. Here, immigrants from China transformed swampland into one of the richest agricultural regions on earth. Bittersweet Roots is their story, about how they came and thrived despite hardship and racism. It begins in the 1850s, when thousands of Chinese fortune-seekers rushed to California’s gold fields. After the mines played out, Chinese workers faced the arduous task of completing the transcontinental railroad, then reclaimed the Delta by building a complex system of levees. Learn about the families who worked the land and meet some of their descendants who are still producing crops today
Look Forward and Carry on the Past: Stories from Philadelphia’s Chinatown illustrates the strength and complexity of Philadelphia’s Chinese American community. The documentary explores the role of folk arts and community cultural expression in the community’s continuing struggles for respect and survival. Touching on organizing to stop a stadium from being built in the neighborhood (one of many fights over land grabs and “development”), and on other occasions when the community comes together, the documentary attends to the everyday interactions, relationships, and labor that build and defend Asian American communities.
Produced by South Asian movement organization SAALT (South Asian Americans Leading Together), Raising Our Voices raises awareness about the increasing hate crimes and violence against South Asian communities both before and after 9/11. Through interviews with community leaders and members, the documentary explores the difficulties of reporting hate violence, the needs of survivors, and the possibilities for reconciliation outside the criminal justice system.
The film is dedicated to the 205th anniversary of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation. The painting is based on materials from the archive of the Ministry of Finance, the collection of the Gosfilmofond and private collections. The film reflects the most striking stages of the financial department's activities in the 19th-21st centuries.
The experimental film is dealing with the process of globalisation represented by multi-layered real urban and virtual spaces, for which new cultural concept has to be developed. Video explores a topic of the ICT issue. Mobile communication, telematic tools, worldwide collaborative structures and global political alliances create a new cultural landscape whose rules will have to be worked on.
2002 release
A short film that tells a fictional story using a curious phenomenon from the 18th century. The narrator of the novelistic plot is a decorative hermit who was hired by the eccentric owner of a country castle to live modestly like a hermit in a grotto as decoration for the garden. No one seems to know his true identity.
