کال 2003 - 495

The story of the national partisan struggle after World War II. For the majority of the Latvian people, the communist occupation was unacceptable.

A definitive review of the long and arduous journey of the works of Spanish Artistic Heritage during the Spanish Civil War. The filmmakers travel the tortuous way back from Madrid to Geneva, passing through Valencia and Figueres, interviewing the protagonists of that unrepeatable feat.

A report on the famous French legion, formed from contract soldiers. There are among the legionnaires and immigrants from Russia.

The film is dedicated to the outstanding Russian engineer, inventor, scientist Vladimir Shukhov. Under his leadership, about 500 bridges were designed and built, the first oil pipeline in Russia, the Kievsky railway station in Moscow. The callsigns of the first Soviet radio station, and later the first television programs, were transmitted from antennas installed on the Shabolovskaya radio tower in Moscow, built according to Shukhov's design. In Samarkand, after the earthquake, a beautiful monument of medieval architecture, the minaret of the Ulugbek Madrasah, was restored according to his project. 63 years of engineering work, and more than ten projects completed each year.

TV special celebrating CBS's 75th birthday.

White magic is a documentary film about Svalbard and the people who live there. This is Europe's last wilderness and possibly the most gun-tight society in the world. What brings people here? What is it that fascinates? Why is it so difficult to leave here once you are bitten by the famous "polar bacillus"? The director Lisbeth Dreyer stayed on Svalbard for several years. In this film, she asks questions and gets many answers - in the face of one of the world's most northerly settlements and a magnificent, white, beautiful and dangerous nature.

Tamy Ben-Tor, an Israeli-born, Brooklyn-based artist, ridicules Hitler in song, wig and moustache. The performance is bonkers, the subject matter brutal; a catchy ditty about genocide and women's bottoms, set to gestures for certain lyrics (a bit like 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes'). It is ridiculousL ridicule weaponised as a tool for critique.

10 Palestinians who visit Belgium and experienced freedom for the first time in their lives. They visit a forest for the first time. Hear the sound of birds for the first time. And see the sea for the first time. For seven days, before they begin their journey back to Palestine.

Happiness is a tautological state. Why is one happy? Because he or she is happy. It’s very simple. And it smells good. Still happy than one can be happy. This video was produced for Manif d’art 2003 in Québec focussing on happiness and its representation.

Chive and the rest of his gang head to the mountains near a small mining community called "Turkey Ranch" Their relaxing vacation takes a turn when a mysterious stranger comes between them and ignites an out-of-control spiral towards an explosive climax.

A puppet boy follows a marble into a museum of dreams

Experimental animated film inspired by Chalcolithic cruciform figurines found in Lemba. Archeologists there found statues of deity or fertility depicting male and female body-parts, meant to be either joined or separated. This film is a geometrical interpretation of the parts.

2003 DCI World Championships held in Orlando, FL on August 9, 2003 1. Blue Devils (1st Place 98.80) 2. Cavaliers (2nd Place 97.25) 3. Cadets (3rd Place 97.10) 4. Phantom Regiment (4th Place 94.75) 5. Santa Clara Vanguard (5th Place 94.70) 6. Boston Crusaders (6th Place 90.95) 7. Bluecoats (7th Place 90.75) 8. Madison Scouts (8th Place 89.55) 9. Crossmen (9th Place 86.90) 10. Carolina Crown (10th Place 86.65) 11. Magic of Orlando (11th Place 85.60) 12. Spirit of Atlanta (12th Place 84.40)

Maculate Conception, a video by Emmett Frisbee, 2003

Gavin Turk is a leading figure in British contemporary art. His 1991 degree show work Cave, a blue ceramic plaque commemorating his occupancy of a studio, and Pop, the waxwork figure of himself as Sid Vicious, are among the iconic artworks of the 1990s. His “self-portrait” signatures and his finely crafted sculptures of everyday objects (such as cardboard boxes cast in bronze) bring the commonplace into an art space and challenge the viewer to engage in new ways.

Join Ray Willet , whose affair with “the track” began in 1956 as a guide and Cathy Lewsley , who fell in love with “the track” when hut wardening there in 1997, as they journey along the “the Finest Walk in the World”. This is Nature at its awe- inspiring best – mountain vistas, gin clear waters with massive trout, those cheeky Keas and beautiful song birds the Tui and bellbird and those dreadful sandflies. A world where water is seen, felt and heard in its every form.