Mention spéciale section Art, Festival Emigra 2015, Varsovie Le film relate la vie tumultueuse de Josette Géraud Hayden, jeune épouse du peintre Henri Hayden, et proche de Samuel Beckett. Une brillante conversation filmée avant sa mort. Ses carnets intimes et sa peinture…
In Session 4, Letters to Philemon and the Philippian Church, Dr Randall Smith explains that while Paul was under house arrest, he had some time on his hands, with the result that he could write the so called “Philosophical” Epistles, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Philemon. This Session…
In Session 3, The Letter to the Romans, Dr. Randall Smith deals with the “Polemic” Writings of Paul namely Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians and Galatians. Dealing with practical matters of the church, Paul tackled “five big questions” in the letter to the Romans. Question One is:…
In Session 2, 7 Basic Calls to a Believer, Dr. Randall Smith expounds upon the Early “Prophetic” Writings of Paul namely 1 and 2 Thessalonians. Both of these epistles open with simple reminders of the authors and their intended recipients: “Paul and Silvanus and Timothy, to the church…
In Session 1, The Man & His Mission, Dr. Randall Smith presents the very life of the unique man Saul of Tarsus and gives a timeline of his writings. Paul was indeed chosen by God for a very special mission. In fact, Acts 1:23 shares the details of how the Apostles chose a successor to Judas Iscariot.…
On the eve of Israel's 60th birthday, Canadian/Israeli filmmaker Igal Hecht travels from one end of Israel to the other for a period of six months asking Israeli's one simple questions. "What does the Israeli flag mean to you?" In this comedic heart felt documentary, Hecht explores…
The coffee industry sits at the center of American life and the café is a hub that brings people together. No Single Origin is an award-winning short documentary film by HOME Storytellers that follows Tennessee native, Doug Hewitt, founder of 1951 Coffee Company, as he turns to the coffee…
This film profiles six contemporary artists, internationally successful in their fields of painting, photography, film making and sculpture: Alexis Hunter, Alison Maclean, Julia Morison, Lisa Reihana, Merylyn Tweedie and Christine Webster. Following the artists’ working lives in France and England…
Kiwi As takes another journey through Kiwiana, the things that represent the New Zealand way of life. It’s an entertaining and informative look at the popular “icons” of New Zealand’s unique culture. Directed by Shirley Horrocks Kiwi As is the sequel (by popular demand) to Kiwiana.…
A light-hearted look at the growing craze for 'kiwiana’ or things which represent the New Zealand way of life. From film-makers to fashion designers, museum curators to comedians, everyone is joining in the search for our national icons. Directed by Shirley Horrocks, Kiwiana is one of the…
Veteran comedian, Paul Rodriguez hits the stage to give you his perspectives on life. From being peer pressured into believing in God to claiming to be the village idiot, Paul will make you sit back and laugh!
By Grégoire Darrasse - 52 minutes In the countryside, Yohann, a 26-year-old mechanic, designs and renovates old motorcycles and café-racer. Céline, her companion, takes care of the administration in parallel with her main job as a specialized educator. At weekends, it's on…
