“I’m asking myself, ‘Am I really a rock star, or am I just pretending?’ I’d like to have a Top 40 hit, but my career seems to be going in a different direction.” — Butch Willis 1984, Washington Post “Butch Willis’ quavering bleat evokes a herd…
Tasha a pregnant woman, enjoys her weekly visit to the river, a quarter mile from her house. At the river she enjoys moving, as she listens to the rushing water, and carefully dances on the solid bolder of rocks.
Fifty years ago, Delaware's landmark Coastal Zone Act preserved the state's shoreline, making it off-limits to heavy industrial development. The battle to pass this visionary legislation transformed local environmental awareness into sweeping statewide action, challenging other states and the…
Sprache: Deutsch Auflösung: HD 2 Jahre lang filmte Matto Barfuss die berühmte Rugendo-Gorillafamilie im Ostkongo, bis sie am 22 Juli 2007 getötet wurde. Die Bilder sind unwiederbringlich und die Geschichte äußerst berührend. Wird es gelingen, die Berggorillas zu schützen?
From master director Jia Zhang-Ke (Ash Is Purest White, A Touch of Sin) comes a vital document of Chinese society since 1949. Jia interviews three prominent authors—Jia Pingwa, Yu Hua, and Liang Hong—born in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, respectively. In their stories, we hear of the dire circumstances…
From the park to the local beach made by the first recorded micro tornado, in Northampton MA. In the Late summer of the year 2021, please hear some of what the chicks from New England have to say, and see some of what they do, before the cold winter months come.
Over the course of a meteoric music career that spanned two turbulent decades, Phil Ochs sought the bright lights of fame and social justice in equal measure – a contradiction that eventually tore him apart. Here is a timely and relevant tribute to this unlikely American hero. From youthful…
This Special Collection of five films represents what I like to think of as “narrative theology.” Through the lives of these inspiring and courageous figures we are able to experience at a deeper level how they understood the God of their traditions, and how that guided both their private…
Residents living along the Atlantic coast in March, 1962 will never forget the great "Ash Wednesday" storm. This powerful winter nor'easter pounded Delaware's shoreline for 3 days and 5 successive high tides, destroying homes and businesses, flooding communities, and taking lives.…
100 years ago, Leipsic, Little Creek and Bowers Beach were among Delaware's richest maritime communities, relying on huge harvests of Delaware Bay oysters, commonly called "white gold." Stately wooden schooners plied Delaware bay, harvesting as many as 900,000 bushels annually. Stories…
Now the largest sector of Delaware's economy, the poultry industry owes its success not to captains of industry, but to the hard work and shared values of relatively anonymous Sussex County subsistence farmers, immigrant businessmen, and African Americans. A mistakenly filled "biddie"…
The first Canadian film on the subject of AIDS. In 1985-86 it was featured in festivals and theatres around the world. "No Sad Songs" attracted much critical attention for its sardonic dramatic performances which are interwoven throughout the documentary footage. The film centres on Jim Black,…
