The Power of the River is the story of Northeastern Wisconsin's Lower Fox River. It is a collection of stories that span the 12,000-year history of the river. The stories are told with insightful interviews and includes historical photos as well as beautiful drone shots. A wonderful piano, guitar,…
Lost for fifteen years, this unique documentary takes an inside look at the short-lived radio phenomenon, "The Midnight Barbecue." Fire up the grill and enjoy this veritable time capsule of local and regional talent in the late 2000s.
Lee Godie, at the age of 60, finding herself homeless on the streets of Chicago declared herself a “French Impressionist” selling pen/ink drawings and paintings to pedestrians on Michigan Avenue for over twenty years until her death in 1994. Known as the "Chicago's most collected…
Lina Alvarez, a woman and business owner living with Fibromyalgia, randomly stumbles upon the work of Dr. Paul St. Amand through social media, who practices a few miles from her house. She discovered that he prescribes his patients an over-the-counter medication that has the ability to reverse its painful…
Two Wet Tee shirt contests at The Side Hack Saloon During Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2022
Great Kansas City Southern Railway action from Kansas City going south for 470 miles through the states of Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Featuring the KCS helper districts over the steep mountain grades in the scenic Ozarks and Rich Mountain. The exciting train action includes unit trains of coal,…
A review by Zachary Sklar, Oscar nominated for the script for JFK, with Oliver Stone. “BIRTH OF CINEMA is a treat for film lovers who want to learn about the birth of cinema and the independent artists who created this fledgling art form before it was corrupted by commercialism. Cambiz Khosravi…
This film shows the situation in Ayachuco, where thousands of orphans are victimes of civil war, and also the discrimination shown to native people, who are deprived of their land and forced to speak a language foriegn to them.
Since the overthrow of the Allende government in 1973, Chile has lived under various states of emergency, and the military government has taken on uncontrolled power, torturing and killing thousands of people. It also shows European assistance for refugees and victims of torture.
This film shows the trade unions in Bolivian tin mines, the only opponents of the militaryin Bolivia. Most of the population of Bolivia are native indians, or mestizo. There is a vast inequality of income and there are no proper safety of health provisions. As the mines close, the unions are losing their…
Although India claims to be democratic, there are many violations of human rights. Women by tradition are suposed to be subservient, and this also applies to work, where they are paid lower wages and treated as slaves, in a general situation of poverty and lack of resources.
He focused on using waist rolling for Tsuki, Keri, and defense, and taught us powerful secret techniques and how to control opponents. He worked tirelessly to create an extremely effective training regimen and teach us a new way of thinking. Fast and strong techniques, the power to control opponents;…
