Homeless people in Oxford. Describes the plight of Oxford's three and a half thousand homeless people and the effect of the Housing Bill. This film is of historical interest and reflects the cultural attitudes of the country in which it was made DVD 1988 16 Minutes
Based on the bestselling book, forester Peter Wohlleben shows us how trees communicate with each other and the world in this enlightening documentary.
France, 1793. In Paris, revolutionaries have seized power. The new rule is: embrace our ideology or face death. Far out in the countryside of Vendee, a woman joins a resistance movement whose members wear a patch with a heart. Her husband was captured by the government’s forces. When the capital…
Shocking undercover footage shows how animals exported from Europe as livestock are routinely exposed to inhumane conditions and abused. A ruling that EU animal welfare regulations should remain in place until the very end of the journey is not being imposed. We investigate the hidden side of Europe’s…
Ancient Egyptians saw the course of stars change direction four times, experienced the Earth rotating backwards, and the Sun setting in the part of the sky where it rises today: twice. This alone places their culture in a remote age. But who started it and when? Perhaps the most influential of texts…
'The High' is a feature length documentary film about the making of the longest high altitude foot race in the world. The film follows the path of a group of extreme runners who individually decide to take part of a dangerous running experiment gone wrong. Indian race director Rajat Chauhan…
The environmental problems caused by fracking in America have been well publicised but what’s less known are the gas industry’s plans for expansion in other countries. This investigation, filmed in Botswana, South Africa, Alaska and North America, reveals how fracking plants are quietly invading…
The year is 1998 and having gained historic access, The Highest Court, reveals the characters and drama of the High Court of Australia, the pinnacle of legal and constitutional processes in Australia. The role of the Court is explored as the film follows the handing down of two historic constitutional…
www.thehighrock.com The High Rock is a feature length documentary about a beloved summer camp. Spanning decades and generations, the film explores our connections to nature and our bonds with one another. It’s a story of discovery and a trip back to that brief period in all our lives –…
Join Chris as he drives his friend John to insanity over six days in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Together they have some close calls with lightning, climb the highest mountain in the United States, and discover the history of the trail.
The Hills I Call Home takes viewers inside the town of Beattyville Kentucky, a settlement located deep in the heart of America’s Appalachian mountains. Despite being one of America’s most economically distressed towns, Beattyville is home to an empowered, diverse, and resilient population…
On the hilltop overlooking the Palestinian city of Nablus, sixty six-year old Settler Daniella Wise looks at an advancing force of Israeli soldiers. They have come to destroy her illegal outpost. She rallies her own little army of followers as the Israeli Army nears. A few moments later a violent…
