Aujourd’hui, on ne meurt plus forcément du cancer. Nous sommes amenés à vivre de plus en plus longtemps avec lui. Alors comment vit-on avec son meilleur ennemi ? D’un sujet tabou, nous sommes parvenus à un sujet de société qui s’étale…
Cancer; The Integrative Perspective takes a deep dive into the fast-expanding paradigm of holistic and integrative wellness approaches for preventing and reversing cancer that treats the disease with conventional tools, while also supporting patients’ strength, stamina and quality of life with…
A warm, witty, and insightful human story of triumph that arms women worldwide touched by breast cancer.
« Sans avenir ! » « Une élève désespérante » ! « Une cancre ! » C’est le propre des cancres, ils se racontent en boucle l’histoire de leur cancrerie : « je suis nul, je n’y arriverai jamais, même pas la…
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. Human…
German photographer Candida Höfer studied first film at the Duesseldorf Art Academy with Ole John and since 1976 photography with Bernd Becher. Together with Thomas Struth, Andreas Gursky and Thomas Ruff she was part of the extraordinary "Becher-class", which is internationally best known…
Jonathan Stedall’s much acclaimed BBC series about CAMPHILL: Camphill was founded in Scotland in 1940 by a group of refugees from Vienna. The staff lived communally and without wages; there was no going on and off duty; their aim was always to live with and not just for the…
Residents of Botton Village, those with learning disabilities and the helpers. Shows some of the people with learning disabilities who live at Botton Village at work making candies, dolls etc. Perfection is not the aim, but a family atmosphere of caring for each other. One of three programmes about…
Jonathan Stedall’s much acclaimed BBC series about CAMPHILL: Camphill was founded in Scotland in 1940 by a group of refugees from Vienna. The staff lived communally and without wages; there was no going on and off duty; their aim was always to live with and not just for the mentally handicapped…
Jonathan Stedall’s much acclaimed BBC series about CAMPHILL: Camphill was founded in Scotland in 1940 by a group of refugees from Vienna. The staff lived communally and without wages; there was no going on and off duty; their aim was always to live with and not just for the mentally…
Camphill communities in several countries. Visits three Camphill communities in Pennsylvania. In a place for young people one of the workers appeared in the earlier films as a music therapist. We also see a school and a village for adults, and the film also shows Thornage Hall in Norfolk, and finishes…
Candomblé – if it still interests anthropologists and historians – was introduced into Brazil from the 16th Century by African slaves and is now a religion which is widely stigmatised in Brazil. This documentary interviews Baba Leo, a representative of the religion, to help us see…
