Director: Sunny Bergman | 2011 | documentary series | human interest | 4 x 48 min Filmmaker Sunny Bergman travels to Uganda, China, India and Cuba and compares attitudes towards sex, love, femininity and body image. Each episode brings a new and unique perspective on sexuality. In Uganda Sunny…
This rental is intended for educational use and is allowed to be streamed in classrooms, workshops, and small community settings. For theatrical or large community screenings, please e-mail info@mediaed.org for permission and fees. The Illusionists examines how global advertising firms, mass media…
This series follows the adventures of drag racer and European custom motorbike supremo Urs Erbacher and the colourful cast of characters who all live on Planet Erbacher - a fast moving, fun series crammed with both drama and comedy. The Jura Hills of Northern Switzerland are alive with the sound of…
This award winning performance film brings 15 of the world’s greatest opera singers together to pay homage to John Denver, singing such songs as Leaving On A Jet Plane, Sunshine On My Shoulders, This Old Guitar, Calypso and Annie’s Song. World renown artists include: Danielle de Niese,…
A film by Natasha Fijn. Yolngu Homeland explores how a community in Arnhem Land, Australia, is connected with other beings - ancestors, animals and plants. Aboriginal people have lived in Arnhem Land for over 45,000 years. Over time they have developed a deep, spiritual connection with the land.…
When a film crew and cast, including Gerard Butler (300, London Has Fallen, Gods of Egypt, How To Train Your Dragon) set upon Iceland to film Beowulf & Grendel, they expected the usual complications involved in making a movie, but what they encountered made them wonder if the Norse gods were actually…
Directors:- Neil Richardson and Olie Griffin In 1991 we were living in Blyth, a small town in Northumberland which was voted the worst town in Britain. We got our hands on a Hi8 video camera and began to document what we saw around us. 20 years later the film can finally be seen. Official Selection…
Maryam D’abo suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage in 2007. The experience inspired her to tell this story and to lead the viewer on a journey of discovery, giving a sense of hope to those who are isolated from the disease. First hand stories celebrate man’s life force and will to survive. Directed…
Elizabeth Murray has been moving forward fearlessly during more than 4 decades constantly inventing new shapes for the unique style of painting for which she is known. Her decision to become an artist was the result of an encounter with a still life by Cezanne at the Art Institute of Chicago as a student.…
Among the 6,000 or so languages in the world, an average of 2 languages disappear each month. With 96% of the world’s population speaking only 4% of the world’s languages, what does it mean to speak one’s mother tongue? In other words, what do you lose when you lose your native language?…
Military Chaplains serving in WW1 found themselves in the gruesome reality of War. They were tasked with the well-being and spiritual needs of the soldier. In this 4 part series we look at the courage and conviction of Military Chaplains who served in the Great War. We highlight the dedicated work…
This award winning adventure travel series has successfully pioneered a new genre in sea and river kayaking films. It features talented paddlers, some of the world’s most beautiful paddling destinations and cutting edge expeditions. The films are shot with a kayak mounted camera system which captures…
