Filmed over three years across ten Canadain UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites, “Inhabited” transports us to iconic national parks and introduces us to the species that the world has forgotten: human inhabitants. Most people think of nature parks as eco-systems uninhabited by humans--spaces…
The video material contained in this programme was first published In the DVD Magazine series: ‘European Railway: Issues 48 to 50 and 53 - filmed between 2012 and 2013. A study of rail operations on the line between Kassel and Paderborn. Our focus is on the Altenbeken to Warburg section including…
Three women’s lives drastically change after being diagnosed with breast cancer. As their medical team readies them for the physical process of removing the deadly disease, they are unprepared for the emotional stress that will impact their lives. Director Robert Hēnnie follows three newly diagnosed…
In this 45 Minute live video I am using a yummy white tassel, small black feathers, tapping on jewelry, giving you lots and lots of personal attention and chit chatting! So many surprises and tingles! Thank you so much for watching my Videos on Demand! This is one of the best ways to support my…
The Metropolitan Police Passing Out Parade filmed on the 4th February 2022 at Peel Centre, Hendon.
Join Rachel Sellers and Alan Watts for a journey in scale from the subatomic world to the edge of the cosmos as they open your eyes to the possibilities of the universe as a single organism. Discover the range of patterns that design the world around us and the mathematical properties inherent in the…
Suicide The Ripple Effect is a powerful, and palpable film which is part of a global mission to help reduce the number of suicides and suicide attempts around the world. This film shares stories of survival and recovery while creating significant awareness of this public health crisis. The documentary…
Our archaeological store in York is host to an incredible collection of finds from nearly 50 years of excavations undertaken by York Archaeological Trust. This recording of our 2021 livestreamed event takes you inside the collection to see some of the most unusual finds that are not on public display.
From the layout of the houses to the moss ‘growing’ on the roof, every detail in JORVIK Viking Centre’s reconstruction of 10th century York is based on the archaeology uncovered from the Coppergate dig in the late 1970s and early 80s. Join archaeologist Ian Milsted for recording…
As part of That JORVIK Viking Thing 2021, our Helen Thirza Addyman Lecture for 2021 was by Dr Alexandra Sanmark of the University of the Highlands and Islands, who discusses the results of a recent project which discovered a significant Norse waterway through the West Mainland of Orkney.
In 1982, Prof. Etienne Baulieu’s discovery of the abortion pill triggered intensely passionate debates, seven years after the law legalizing abortion. Long years of a fierce battle would ensue until it was actually made available to women. Immediately targeted by the pro-life movements, the abortion…
Before September 11, 2001, only some 400 people had pledged allegiance to Al-Qaeda. But now there are tens of thousands of jihadist militants on several continents. Terrorist attacks have multiplied around the world, straining relations between the West, its minority populations and Muslim nations. By…
