Documentary made for Swedish TV by Peter Davis at the Approach Tavern in Bethnal Green, London, 1962 featuring all the locals enjoying drinking, dancing, singings and laughing. Community. East London.
This eye-opening feature documentary digs deeper into the question of why America has kept this half-century long war by focusing primarily on the policies around marijuana, where it all began. What were Nixon’s motives for starting the War on Drugs and why did he designate marijuana as one of…
Public Figure is an exploration of our society's increasing obsession with social media. The insightful documentation of social media use and addiction invites the viewer to question if what we see online is reality or complete delusion. As it closely examines the addictive tendencies caused by…
Project Upland Magazine in collaboration with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, joined together to tell the story of our beloved #PublicGrouse. The idea was simple: capture the people, places, and birds that make the story of grouse and public lands in North America so important to us. We sought to…
A real small town debate over a Walmart expansion is reenacted as a feature film, word-for-word and entirely in close-up. “... a case study in neither-fish-nor-fowl filmmaking.” - ARTFORUM “This brilliantly conceived satire adapts, literally, a mundane transcript from a civic…
Documentary made by Peter Davis and Staffan Lamm about daily life at a British public school that questions the privilege of a public school education from the pupils' perspective. Filmed at Hurstpierpoint Public School, West Sussex.
This download entitles your institution to an educational screening license. All public screenings outside of one's home require a screening license. A PPR license allows you to: -Include the film in your library -Make the film available to students, staff and faculty members for the purposes…
For digital streaming licenses and institutional use, please contact artny@bestweb.net. On this tape we see Owen Morrel’s installation at the McGraw-Hill Building, Louise Nevelson’s installations at Citicorp Center and Maiden Lane Plaza and “Tilted Arc”, a controversial public…
Entre 1862 y 1863, Puebla se convirtió en el escenario de dos episodios de gran importancia en la historia de México: la batalla del 5 de mayo y el Sitio de Puebla. Puebla heroica, una serie en dos capítulos con entrevistas a destacados especialistas, narra el heroísmo y…
Aside from its 430 kilometres of golden sand coasts, Puerto Rico hides a colonial treasure of untold wealth. In the capital city of San Juan, signs of its 16th century origins remain as well as colossal fortresses, earning it a UNESCO World Heritage Site designation. Nestled in the Caribbean Sea,…
Puffin Patrol a 60-minute documentary for CBC Television’s The Nature of Things that explores the life of puffins from eastern Newfoundland, to remote locations in Maine and Wales. The documentary examines puffin’s unique migration patterns, feeding habits, navigational patterns, and decreasing…
The Hawaiian term “puhi pau” means “blown away, completely burned”. This program explores, in stark and sobering detail, the medical and social effects of a theoretical nuclear attack on Hawai‘i. Featuring members of the Hawai'i medical community Dr. Willis Butler Dr.…
