En brisant le silence qui perpétue les traumatismes individuels et collectifs, Une feuille dans le vent ouvre une page cachée de l’histoire du Cameroun Exécuté par les autorités camerounaises en 1971, Ernest Ouandié, le combattant pour la liberté,…
Step into the world of Mats Ek, one of contemporary dance's most influential Swedish choreographers, during the creation of a major work for the stage, captured in this dance documentary. Son of Swedish cultural icons Birgit Cullberg and Anders Ek, Mats Ek forged his own path, blending raw physicality…
Over the past 30 years, more than 10,000 Palestinians have been recruited as Israeli collaborators in the Occupied Territories. Under constant threat by Palestinian authorities and society and rejected by Israelis who have no desire to welcome them into their own neighborhoods, these collaborators live…
Sie liebte die Freiheit, sie provozierte die Männer, sie stand ein für ihre Rechte. Emilie Kempin-Spyri war ihrer Zeit weit voraus. Vor über 100 Jahren promovierte sie als erste Frau in Europa zur Doktorin beider Rechte. Der Film von Rahel Grunder erzählt ihre beinahe vergessene Geschichte.
Inhabit explores the many environmental issues facing us today and examines solutions that are being applied using the ecological design process called "Permaculture". Permaculture is a design lens that uses the principles found in ecosystems to help shift our impact from destructive to regenerative.…
“Surprising, raunchy, hilarious, crazy! Expect the unexpected!” Reactions to the 20th World Puppetry Festival are as varied as the puppets themselves. If you thought puppetry was only about a hand up a sock , you’re only half right. Find out what animates these international puppeteers…
Tableland is a culinary expedition in search of the people, place and taste of North American small-scale, sustainable food production. Award winning filmmaker Craig Noble argues for the re-localization of North American food systems, and a return to a fresher, healthier way of feeding ourselves. From…
A Journey into the Holocaust is a detailed and deeply personal exploration into genocide and how something this atrocious happened – and continues to happen repeatedly, even today. First-time filmmaker Paul Bachow provides a “formula for the Holocaust” and proves his point. He…
FOR HOME USE ONLY - FOR EDUCATIONAL STREAMING AND DVD SALES VISIT https://store.der.org/the-navigators-p592.aspx by Sam Low and Boyd Estus color, 59 min, 1983, digitally remastered 2014 Over 1,000 years ago, the islands of Polynesia were explored and settled by navigators who used only the waves,…
Bart: 'I would like my son to look like me. Well, with my girlfriend's looks: me, but pretty.’ In our world pregnancy and having babies is usually seen as a female affair. But babies have fathers and they have feeling too. This film focusses on three young men at the cusp of becoming…
Sundance Film Festival-award winning film “I felt I was in the hands of a master storyteller.” Still in Motion magazine Thirty African women lie on a canvas. Eyes shut, bodies motionless. Controversial artist Vanessa Beecroft makes wild red paint strokes. Genocide. Darfur. Jackson…
"In her fascinating, briskly paced video documentary, Pietra Brettkelly tracks the pageant with a sharp eye toward its implications." LA Weekly Before Saddam and Osama, Colonel Muammar Gadaffi was one of the most reviled leaders in the world. Libya still ranks in the Axis of Evil roster.…
