Looking one's best is one of life’s inescapable priorities. But what do you do when YOU think you look good and YOUR MOTHER is convinced what you need more than anything else is a nose job? My Nose is a personal documentary that explores my mother's preoccupation with my nose .…
First screened in Channel Four’s: Critical Eye series, this film examines the causes and conduct of the first Gulf War, and attempts to provide a framework for understanding and interpreting the chaos of subsequent events. Drawing on war footage, original material from Iraq and interviews with…
A film about the 150,000 long term unemployed men from ‘distressed areas’ who were sent to do hard task work in remote labour camps, set up and run by successive British governments between 1929-1939. The film includes archive footage from a Central Office of Information film promoting…
Links between Namibian uranium processing and Trident. About the links in the nuclear chain; the links between Namibian uranium processing and the use of nuclear materials in Trident submarines. Made by a women only crew. DVD 1986 21 Minutes
Dioxin poison risks in wood pulp products. Consumer goods made of bleached wood pulp, such as tea bags, toilet paper, babies' nappies, and tampons have been found to contain the deadly poison dioxin. The 'World In Action' programme looks at the growing awareness of this problem in other…
How we dispose of toxic waste - the problems. Looks at the way Britain disposes of toxic waste, particularly in the Midlands. Normally the toxic waste is mixed with large quantities of household waste in landfills, and it is hoped that the bacteria will break it down, but this is considered dangerous…
The problems of delays and overcrowding of remand prisoners. World in Action programme which explains the problems of remand prisons, in particular Risley in Cheshire. This prison was built for people staying only a short time, but with the legal delays and other problems, prisoners are kept for long…
The staircases of John Clancy's terraced house are filled with hundreds of unsold volumes like a Noah's Ark of Knowledge telling the stories of a city that has known stormier times. Accompanied by a dyslexic, opera-loving punk the Bookseller of Belfast treads a new path through the pages yellowed…
Winner of the 1983 Tyne Award. The Cause of Ireland tells the history of the ‘troubles’ in the North of Ireland through the voices of the people who lived through them. It’s primary concern is to examine divisions within the working class, the causes and effects of these divisions,…
FİLMİN KONUSU: Kalabalık ve yoksul bir Kürt ailesi Batman’dan Ankara bölgesine her yıl olduğu gibi tarım işçiliği yapmak için gelir. Marul yetiştiren bu ailenin hikâyesi aniden patlak veren bir aşk ile yön değiştirir. Aynı zamanda bir marulun tohum halinden sofraya…
A collection of exclusive extra interviews and scenes not featured in the final "The American Brew" film. These interviews explore early beer making in the United States, prohibition, the growth of the mega-breweries, the birth of micro-breweries, beer's exciting future, and much more.…
www.lifeonthewater.us A sailing voyage around the tip of South America is a daunting journey. The waters around Cape Horn are dangerous. Strong unpredictable currents and winds combined with massive waves have made the area notorious as a graveyard for even the most experienced sailors. On June 26,…
