A Syrian refugee lives in the second biggest camp in the world, Zaatari, in Jordan, counting not less than 60,000 refugees. From his mobile shop, he prints his customers' personal photos, making us get into their stories and life.
un film de Marie-Clémence Andriamonta-Paes sous-titres disponibles/available subtitles : malagasy, english, français, español, polski, português, العربية APPUYEZ sur le bouton CC pour choisir la langue / PRESS CC button to choose subtitles À Madagascar en 1947,…
Köln zur Halbzeit der 80er Jahre. Direkt neben dem Dom sieht man jetzt das neue Herz der Stadt, eine Kathedrale der Kultur. Ein weiterer Meilenstein auf Kölns steinigem Weg von der Industrie zur Medien- und Kulturstadt. Neuer Stern an Kölns Medienhimmel ist der Fernsehsender RTL, das…
A play by women about two women and cervical cancer. A play by Yorkshire Womens Theatre which uses humour, songs and pathos to follow the experiences of Val and Hayley, who discover they may have cervical cancer. It shows their laughter and fears as they trace their way through a maze of misinformation…
Play about the conflict between a family educating their children at home, and the education authorities. Classic play by David Leland about the conflict between a family who want to educate their children themselves, and the education authorities. The family is shown at different stages, and finally…
The legacy of forced prostitution in Java in the war. Jan Ruff O'Herne, born in 1923, grew up in Java, intending to teach and to be a nun. Instead Java was invaded by the Japanese and she was forced to work in a brothel, where she suffered rape and terrible conditions. Because her story was not…
Families involved tell of their fight against drug addiction. An in-depth look at two Australian families and their fight against addiction. The addicts and their families speak frankly about the frustration, their confusion and the courage they all needed to fight back. They agreed to share their…
People involved with suicide speak. In this film a number of people who have been involved closely with the problem of suicide speak up with a frank and penetrating way. They are not scientists or experts or but ordinary people in stress situations. The purpose of the film is to confront the viewer…
Story of a woman who feels like injuring her baby - no-one understands. Story of a young woman who finds it difficult to love her baby. We see her when she first discovers she is pregnant -- though pleased she has doubts. She already has two daughters, and her husband wants a boy. When the child arrives…
David Hirschfelder was the composer of original music, and music arranger, for the Oscar-winning feature film SHINE (1996). In this short film, made for the 20th anniversary of the release of the feature, Hirschfelder recalls the complex process of selecting, arranging and recording segments from piano…
A 'time banking' project for young people in Wales. The film shows the ups and downs of a Time Banking project in Maerdy, South Wales, over an eight month period, and in the year since, the Time Banking project shown in the film has gone from strength to strength. Alison Pesticcio the Anti-Social…
Young People and Race in the 1970s Made for and by young people, it looks at race in relation to school, work and the law, as they affect young people. What is youth culture, and what culture are racists defending? Includes some historic sequences of British imperialism and Germany in the 30s as well…
