In 1982, Israel embarked on a military campaign in Lebanon. Operation: Peace in the Galilee. The short campaign got out of hand and turned into a drawn out war - this movie tells the story, through the eyes of the fighters. Soldiers' letters, journals and conversations accompany combat scenes, life in the field, the Palestinian enemy in its fight against Israel, politicians and Israeli leaders'.
Directed by Wa'hah El-Raahib.
Faces 1976–1996 is a short film made by Australian artist Sue Ford.
G-Lock 762, was filmed Live on September 11, 1997. Chris McLaren (bass), Frank Thomas (guitar / vocals), Mykill (drums). This DVD was sourced off a VHS tape from 1997, so audio and video quality may not 100% in all areas. Photosensitive Seizure Warning due to flashing images or lights.
Rod Steiger narrates this profile of science fiction novelist and playwright Ray Bradbury, highlighting the full scope of the writer's five-decade career. Combining footage of Bradbury at home and on the lecture circuit with comments from his friends, family and colleagues, the film provides a detailed overview of Bradbury's career. Also included are Bradbury's own reflections on his life and works and clips from TV's "The Ray Bradbury Theater."
Summer's here, and school's out! It's time for the farm's youngest animals to join Mariano the rooster at summer camp in the woods, where the Ugly Duckling and friends learn about the mysteries of nature. Among their many exciting adventures, the gang discovers an enchanted forest with strange mansions and goofy goblins. Based on the classic fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, this animated treat is aimed at kids age 8 and younger.
When ruthless land developers threaten to shut down the financially strapped Paws and Claws animal shelter, owners Dylan, Jill and Kat must find a way to keep their doors open or risk losing their Dalmatian pup Scoot and other adorable critters. How could they ever close this special place where the animals can communicate with each other? Kevin Summerfield directs this charming, kid-friendly tale.
British guitarist Martin Taylor performs 12 jazz classics in this 1998 concert filmed live at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild in Pittsburgh. Taylor has collaborated with such renowned musicians as Chet Atkins, Yehudi Menuhin and Bill Wyman. Songs include "Georgia," "I Got Rhythm," "Can't Take That Away from Me," "In a Mellow Tone," "Why Did I Choose You," "The Dolphin," "Sweet Lorraine," "Taking a Chance on Love" and more.
When His Holiness sees people from different backgrounds, whether culture, religion or belief, he doesn't see a difference. We are all one. As a species, our mental and emotional levels all are the same. In his experience everyone wants happiness and not suffering. Everyone has the right to overcome suffering. His Holiness believes our very being has the right to exist happily, and believes our very goal or purpose is happiness or satisfaction.With a good brain and a good heart His Holiness believes together we can overcome all human problems.
This documentary depicts Johnson at work and the importance of the architectural act, the actual construction, and how the buildings interact with their environment — in this case, the autumn leaves or snow of New Canaan.
Even the greatest athletes in the world have their off-moments. NBA players are known for their power and GRACE, but with 1189 games played each NBA regular season, there are bound to be some events that weren't in the coaches game plan. NBA Courtside Comedy captures the funniest moments.
Super Ego, filmed Live, November 1997. Photosensitive Seizure Warning due to flashing images or lights.
American R&B vocal group, Blackstreet, was founded in 1994 by singer, producer, and new jack swing pioneer Teddy Riley after the break-up of the seminal trio, Guy. Blackstreet, having released two previous albums, finally reached the peak of their success with the break-through album, Another Level, which was released in 1996. Powered by the inescapable smash single No Diggity, Another Level was arguably the finest album created by Teddy Riley, the leader of Blackstreet. Another Level was said to be masterful with its plend of street-level rhythms with urban soul and pop crossover. No Diggity reigned for four weeks on top of the pop charts and won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Vocal by Duo or Group; it also pushed sales of Another Level past the four million mark. Blackstreet-Hot Summer Jam: Live In Concert sees Blackstreet perform a smooth 45-minute set of all their favorite songs from their massive album Another Level.
International Vale Tudo Championships, Brazil's premier mixed martial arts organization, presents a second volume of some of the most brutal bare-knuckle fights ever witnessed. Unlike the regulated Ultimate Fighting Championships matches, IVC's no-holds-barred fights give way to a level of hard-hitting viciousness unseen anywhere else. This video features a total of nine fights, including one unbelievable eight-man tournament.
After having venerated the pagan gods of Antiquity, two thousand years ago Greece chose to convert to Christianity. From that time forward monks undertook the construction of imposing monasteries hidden away in unusual spots like the edges of cliffs, volcanic islands, or inaccessible rocky summits. Travelers who choose to visit Mount Athos, the Meteoras or the Island of Patmos will not only live through a memorable mystical experience, but will dive head first into an unforgettable odyssey, leading to the heart of the Byzantine Empire.
Preschool Songs is the ninth album of the Cedarmont Kids classics series from the cassette and the CD in December 26, 1995 and the Amazon prime audio in June 13, 1995 and the sixth video from November 11, 1997.
In the nineteenth century waves of Jews immigrated from Europe and settled across America. Many of these Jews, from Germany, played vital roles in the expansion of the young nation and served as small businessman and merchants across the country. The interwoven history of American and Jewish history is presented here in this second chapter of a longer series, as seen on PBS.
Jews have been present in America almost from the very beginnings of our nation's history, starting in 1654 with the arrival of 23 Jews from Brazil at the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam, now Manhattan. This program follows the history of Jews in America from this point up to the fight for freedom in the American Revolution and the early years of the new nation's history, including information on Asher Levy and the early fight for equal rights.
In 1836, the start of the longest reigning queen of England coincides with the beginning of the career of the greatest British author since Shakespeare: Charles Dickens. In discovering the characters created by Dickens and the author's haunts, the viewer becomes a privileged witness to the economic, scientific, and cultural effervescence that marked Victoria's reign. They became a blueprint for today's London and present day England.
