CONFESSIONS II: “We Have Met The Enemy…” is my new film due out summer 2015. CONFESSIONS OF AN ECO-TERRORIST was about how we manipulated the media to help start and win the eco-revolution… this film will be how the media is now manipulating us, and we are letting it! …
Fictional story of two rough sleepers and the lack of welfare provision Two rough sleepers ‘on the edge’ meet and start a relationship that gives them confidence to rebuild their lives and re-engage with society. This short fictional film tells a very contemporary story of survival…
Classic record of an encounter group with Carl Rogers. The first encounter group ever filmed. Facilitated by Carl Rogers and Richard Farson. "Touching" . This one won an OSCAR! Item from Wikipedia: An encounter group is a form of group psychotherapy that emerged with the popularisation of…
Prof. Harvey Gochros talks about wider view of sexuality and life, and helping people with problems. Professor Gochros is a leading authority on sexuality. He talked with Malcolm Brown on this subject. Professor Gochros in a clear, easy to understand way, sets out his perception of sexuality in its…
The Harvey Girls: Opportunity Bound is a new documentary film that tells the story of how over 100,000 railroad station waitresses opened up the doors of the American West and the workplace to women and changed history. It was a finalist for a James Beard Award, has been broadcast on over a dozen PBS…
40, which coincides with the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, highlights well-reasoned and secular arguments against abortion and investigates the effects of abortion in our nation over the last 40 years. 40 lets women speak for themselves through experience on the reasons for their firm convictions…
Is Extinction forever? Well not in Botswana, This country with a big heart and large wildlife area covering 27% of the countryside lost its rhinos, every last one of them to poaching in the 1980’s. Park Officials rallied and introduced white rhino back into the wild. In the 1990’s they went…
Moataz Kabbani emigrated from Syria to Canada bringing with him his own modern dance choreography fusing the narrative of the West with sensuality of the East. This documentary follows one of his independent dance performances in Montreal and Toronto. The rehearsals the performances and interviews with…
Zebras leave their trails across 300 km of grassland in Botswana on a yearly migration that begins with the first rains. At first the hazards of huge herds migrating together is daunting enough but at each stage of the migration more and more of their vulnerable lifestyles is revealed. From when…
Dramatised account of a woman terminally ill, and the help she receives, including Christian counselling. A dramatised training documentary, using drama students, about metastasis in breast cancer, and the family repercussions as death approaches. It demonstrates the value of the self help group and…
The Stolen River is a riveting and immediate story of the historic moment when the Savuti Channel in Northern Botswana suddenly withered away leaving what was once a beautiful wetland to bake under the African sun. But with this intense drying up, a whole range if interactions start to emerge. A hippo…
The arms trade, and Britain's involvement. With the end of the cold war and the reduction in the size of the armies of NATO and the Warsaw Pact, the arms manufacturers try to intensify their already large trade with the Third World so as to keep up profits. The British Government subsidises this…
