This unique feature-length documentary is a cinematic journey into the rugged foothills of Tibet as well as an immersion in the everyday life of its nomadic inhabitants. Following a Tibetan-Canadian couple who are expecting their second child in Tibet’s far away snowy mountains, Tibet: Land…
Four Blood Moons explores the supernatural connection of certain celestial events to biblical prophecy, the future of Israel, God’s chosen people and to the nations of the world. From the genesis of time God has controlled the sun, the moon, and the stars to send every generation a divine signal…
Pesticides can cause of ill health; their regulation in Britain is questioned. Looks at the relationship between ill-health and the use of pesticides. It questions the way pesticides are regulated in Britain. The Ministry of Agriculture has a dual role as both regulator and promoter of agricultural…
Examines the ethics of subsidies given to farmers. The National Union of Farmers is said to be the most effective, well organised lobby in Britain. Farmers obtain large subsidies to grow, for example, barley, of which there are already thousands of tons of surplus, and they get grants to drain the…
Vincent Scully is likely the best-known living art historian in the United States today. Until recently, he was still teaching at his alma mater, Yale University, where a wide variety of students were drawn to his undergraduate history of art and architecture courses. For years, Scully's deep…
The Catholic Priest Today is a 30 minute documentary about the lives of dedicated Catholic priests. The documentary answers questions such as: Can a man in today's world be a successful priest? What is a successful priest? What are the rewards of being a priest? What is the role of prayer in…
Exploited children in Thailand make clothes for Britain's high street stores. The children of Thailand are making clothes for Britain's high street stores. They may work 15 hours a day, for seven days a week for only 24 pence a day. Big-name British firms sell such goods at three to five…
Part of a series of programmes in which a group of ten ordinary men from Coventry talk about their relationships with other people and about their feelings. The tradition is that men do not get close to each other in friendship. There is a great fear of homosexuality, and competition is the norm.…
In this brief documentary, we meet men and women from around the United States who have found happiness in living the spirituality of Saint Josemaria Escriva, priest and founder of Opus Dei, a prelature of the Catholic Church. These are real people with real lives. From farmers to fire-fighters, they…
We have edited our award winning documentary down from 90 minutes into 26 and 50 minute versions. These are great opportunities to share the film in a shorter classroom setting. Make sure to check out the whole film as well at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/whatmatters We are available to speak the world…
Ten ordinary men from Coventry talk about their relationships. The group consider their childhood, and how it formed their attitudes in relation to women, particularly their mothers. Then they tell of adolescence, and of various relationships they have had, their marriages, and the problems they face…
Ten ordinary men from Coventry talk about their relationships. The men start by remembering their relationships with their own fathers, and then they discuss their expected roles as distant providers. But in many cases this has changed, and some are staying at home to look after children while their…
