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…
A dreamy documentary capturing the spirit of Nørrebro in Copenhagen, a working class and melted neighbourhood often troubled with social tensions, through the stories of the inhabitants of the popular tenements around an artificial hill. The hill that covers the Korsgade Sports Hall sets the stage…
Through interviews and commentary, the Outlaw of Filmmakers takes you behind-the-scenes from the proof of concept to the feature film version of his mind-bending zombie eroto-horror.
Five historians demonstrate different aspects of the historical temperament and how historians interact with both the past and the present. Featured researchers: - David Armitage, the Lloyd C. Blankfein Professor of History, Harvard University - John Elliott (1930-2022), Regius Professor of Modern…
Join us to explore the celebratory history and purpose of a Caribbean Carnival to understand its combination of Trinidadian roots, African traditions and Jamaican sound system culture and how it came to symbolise freedom in the face of oppression for the Afro Caribbean community in West London’s…
Enjoy this illuminating workshop with Dr. Greer. In the first 2 hours Dr. Greer covers the history of the new energy movement and describes what he has observed over the years trying to find a working device that can be brought out to the public. He covers many of the tricks used (such as tricking…
One Day University presents a series of video lectures recorded in real-time from some of the top minds in the United States. Given by award-winning professors and experts in their field, these recorded lectures dive deep into the worlds of religion, government, literature, and social justice. NYU…
From 26-time Telly Award-winning Producer/Director Michael Fowlkes of Inside Sportfishing comes The History of Sportfishing. A magnificent visual tapestry through time showing how fishing has woven itself into the very fabric of America’s soul and transformed from an act of survival into a passion…
This time I will share two videos with you, telling you about the history, interesting facts, why Zipolite became the nudist beach of Mexico, the rules of nudism and more about Zipolite. I hope you like it. En esta ocasión les compartiré dos videos, platicándoles la historia,…
A harsh winter in Canada’s Muskoka, where players face sub-zero temperatures, contrasts with New Zealand, where hockey is just starting to take root. Yet, between these two far-apart nations, there’s one thing they share: a deep love for the game of hockey. The Hockey Film is a powerful…
If you want to become an NHL player the odds are massively against you. But there is a place that beats those odds in a way that is hard to believe, and that place is not where you think it is. Welcome to Herning, a small town with 50,000 inhabitants in the middle of nowhere in Western Denmark. Over…
