Year 2000 - 415

Complex forces drive elephant migration. Is this a journey by chance or design? Learn of new discoveries as to how elephants communicate and recent research by meteorologists that suggest a link between elephant communication and atmospheric conditions. Now we know that elephants produce sounds far below the threshold of human hearing. Listen as Mauney journeys with the elephants on a personal quest to unlock their mysteries by tracking their movements, following their ancient game paths and searching for clues as to exactly why they move.

Crimson Glory at Bug Club, Athens, Greece March to Glory War of the Worlds New World Machine Where Dragons Rule Valhalla Touch the Sun Lady of Winter Queen of the Masquerade Astronomica Dragon Lady Azrael Edge of Forever Lucifer's Hammer Heart of Steel Masque of the Red Death In Dark Places Red Sharks

In Flames at The Reverb, Toronto, ON, Canada Food for the Gods Embody the Invisible Scorn Jotun Clayman Clad in Shadows Moonshield Only for the Weak Behind Space Bullet Ride Swim Episode 666 Ordinary Story Pinball Map Colony

A man trying to get in touch with his past is confronted with the realities of his nation's future in this drama. Andreas (Giorgos Dialegmenos) is an elderly man who finds himself caught in a wave of nostalgia about the home where he grew up with his mother. Andreas decides to travel to the Greek island where he and his mother lived in hopes of visiting his boyhood home, but he soon discovers that things have changed a great deal over the years; many familiar landmarks are gone, and no one on the island is terribly interested in helping him find his way. After much searching, Andreas thinks he's found the place where he grew up, only to discover the house is gone, and a group of refugees have set up camp on what used to be the family's property. Efimeri Poli was the first dramatic feature from director Giorgos Zafiris after helming a series of well-respected documentaries.

The Gathering at Zeche, Bochum, Germany Rollercoaster Liberty Bell Colorado Incident Analog Park Amity Rescue Me Strange Machines Shot to Pieces Shrink Herbal Movement Nighttime Birds Marooned Saturnine Bad Movie Scene Red Is a Slow Colour Travel Probably Built in the Fifties

The Gathering at Flughafen Niederrhein, Weeze, Germany Rollercoaster On Most Surfaces (Inuït) Liberty Bell Leaves Analog Park Amity Strange Machines Shot to Pieces Nighttime Birds Marooned Saturnine

This experimental film examines the physical and emotional effect of violence as it is seen through the eyes of women around the world, ranging from a Irish mother explaining the use of "knee-capping" by the IRA to an Arabic woman describing how war and terrorism has impacted her country. Each woman who narrates uses her own native tongue, with nine languages represented on the soundtrack. While the film does not feature an original score, the Master Drummers of Burundi appear in one sequence. Wild Blue, Notes for Several Voices was screened as part of the Un Certain Regard program at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival.

Two enthusiasts of genealogy bring together as many descendants of Moise Blin as they can. Moise Blin was an 18th century Alsatian Jewish peddler. This gathering reveals the chronicles of one family, from before the French Revolution to present day: an exemplary history of the Jews, from persecution to assimilation.

This DVD is a live performance filmed at the Dynamo Open A ir Festival, March 30th, 1998 during Fates Warning's most r ecent tour of Europe. It includes their most recent studio release, A Pleasant Shade of Gray in its entirety 01.A Pleasant Shade Of Gray 02.Part II 03.Part III 04.Part V 05.Part VI 06.Part VII 07.The Eleventh Hour 08.Point of View 09.Monument 10.We Only Say Goodbye

Michael Jordan, considered the greatest basketball player of all time, is featured in ESPN's SportsCentury.

A mediterranean garden dulled in a hot summer afternoon. The camera twirl around like a wasp and, into the burnt super 8 images fragments, we discern, among stones and scrubs, erotics photos in which Bacchus spirit is blowing and who invite to wake up senses ...

The Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution Series enters the fascinating world of animals to reveal sophisticated and complex designs that shake the traditional foundations of evolutionary theory. This series features Dr. Jobe Martin, who for the past 20 years, has been exploring evolution vs. creation. His findings have been fascinating students around the world as he lectures on these remarkable animal designs that cannot be explained by traditional evolution. Dr. Martin himself was a traditional evolutionist, but his medical and scientific training would go through an evolution, rather a revolution when he began to study animals that challenged the scientific assumptions of his education. This was the beginning of the evolution of a creationist. - What kind of bird can kill a lion with a single kick? - How can some dogs know that a storm is coming before it appears, or can sense when their masters are about to experience a seizure?

One would never expect to connect to the love of your life like this.

A young Jewish man worries that he doesn't look enough like a typical member of his ethnicity.

A three-dimensional rendering of Canaletto's drawing of the Basilica of St. Mark's.

British documentary.

In Drum Solo, an unexpected cast of characters performs for the viewer in an amusing, dreamlike manner that draws humor from the banality of everyday life. Loosely related to Surrealism and Pop Art, Porter’s lyrical film reanimates found objects, toys, and figurines that the artist purchased from antique stores and flea markets. The artist manipulates kitsch in ways that call attention to the artifice and ridiculousness of such objects as essentially useless materials.

A mini-revolution. Wrong choices. The divorce of ethereal beauty and mystery so common in experimental films. In Stephanie Barber's films. What begins as devastatingly awkward or "tender" unfolds itself to show a deceptive, strangely rigid literary formalism commented upon by the content. The two (form and content) dance around, moving towards and away from each other in the tricky, clear dialogue. Hyper-reflexivity, art and love (and the role faith plays in each of these). The filmmaker writes, "I, myself, feel safest around purposefulness, can read more clearly an artist's work when I trust that choices have been weighed, bear meaning. This film requires a great deal of faith because it is strange and labile. Its device-ness is so apparent as to have left it naked. And then so naked as to be, perhaps, closed again."