Breaking the News gets behind the scenes of news and current affairs reportage in Timor-Leste to challenge those who think a free press automatically comes with independence. What happens to the local journalists when the foreign reporters return safely home after covering each crisis, their stories…
*This film may be purchased by individuals for personal home viewing with family and friends only. It is strictly prohibited to screen, loan or broadcast for any group for either educational or commercial purposes. A film by Marcia Rock, Patricia Lee Stotter US | 2012 | 55 minutes | Color | English -- Women…
Shot on three continents, this film provides an inside look at Christopher Kirkley’s project “Sahel Sounds” - a blog, record label and platform to explore arts and music of the Sahel region through non-traditional ethnographic fieldwork. We follow Chris from Portland to Niger, where…
Nalle Hukkataival and Jimmy Webb recently traveled to Swaziland in search of new boulders and found an unforgettable country with amazing people and fascinating culture. But finding boulder problems isn't as easy as it sounds, you might end up walking through fields and forest for hours and find…
A documentary series about the creative process of Flores & Prats architects in interaction with special guests like Curro Claret, Antoni Miralda, Soraya Smithson, Sergi Belbel and Toni Casares. "The ruinous state in which we found the building was of interest, not because we wanted to…
A Hatha Yoga class for older people A recording of a one hour class teaching Hatha Yoga to a group of people aged over 60. Stella has been teaching these specially adapted exercises for over 60 years. They cover parts of the body such as head movements, turning, stretching, shoulders, arms, wrist,…
In 1814, it seemed that twenty five years of war in Europe was finally coming to an end with the surrender of the Emperor Napoleon and his banishment to the Mediterranean island of Elba. The European powers began the task of restoring their continent to normality and peace. However, on 1st March…
A visual journey through the mind of an Australian cultural icon. Brett Whiteley is an Australian cultural icon. His brief, dazzling career was as combustible as it was stellar. Only now, 25 years after the artist's untimely death, is his impact on the international art landscape being understood.…
The story of Symarip. They were known as The Bees, The Pyramids, Seven Letters and Zubaba. In 1968 this band under the name of Symarip would make an album for a generation. “The Skinhead Moonstompers”. Interviews with four of the original members: Roy Ellis, Monty Neysmith, Mike Thomas and…
Encourages women to take up a manual trade. Aims to encourage girls and young women to explore the issues involved in choosing to enter a manual trade. It is designed for use with 13-16 year-olds considering manual trades, but it can be used to stimulate general discussion about women's role…
Swimming for people with disabilities. Shows how the Association, with the support of the local authority, helps people with varied disabilities enjoy the freedom of movement water allows. Using the Halliwick swimming method, where volunteers work on a one-to-one basis, without buoyancy aids, entries,…
Director Paul Oremland sets out to track down and talk to some of the memorable men he’s met through sex. In the process, he finds himself exploring four decades of changing attitudes towards homosexuality. Gay men have never had it so good, but amongst the gains there have been losses. Told…
