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A unique half hour documentary about inaugural contemporary art festival Cemental3 which transforms the former cement producing town Kandos in central New South Wales with inspiring results
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A unique half hour documentary about inaugural contemporary art festival Cemental3 which transforms the former cement producing town Kandos in central New South Wales with inspiring results
Concert DVD
Santi is a university professor who in the near future is forced to teach his classes from home because everything has led to consumption at home: shopping, friends on social networks, sex, education ... There is a kind
Live performance of 12 songs by the band Kansas
Does working out make your mouth frown and your muscles melt like cheese? Then you've never tried House Party. This dance-a-long workout is so fun you won't even know you're not at an amusement park drinking a slurpee wh
We revisit the lives of Aponibolinayen and Aponitolao,now married they have a son and the hero of our story. His life as an obedient son, a bird and a young adult finding his true love that brings him back as a human and
This documentary presents the activities of Fatima Batul Mukhtar, a Nigerian Professor of Botany who established a botanic garden that collects, grows and conserves indigenous plant species threatened by overexploitation
Le Kandulu is a 1957 Sri Lankan film directed by K. Wellington Silva. The film stars Ratna Kumari, Nanda Kumar, Arthur Titus, Shantha Wijesuriya, Noman Hettiarachchi, Oril Wanakulasuriya, Malani Fernando, Real Dew
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Kansas Speedway for the first race of our 2021 season!
Manan Kanchu Para recounts Nicolás Sayhua's concern, shared by his community, about the severe drought affecting southern Peru. The lack of water is affecting the agriculture on which they depend for their livelihood.
Turbulence in a Channel is inspired by Friedrich Ahlborn’s (1858–1937) research on currents, but also by techniques of photographic imaging of water surfaces or lines of force.
I mean it would be nice if we really could grow forever, but what if infinite growth on a finite planet is a fairy tale? Maybe it's hard to see if you already grow at such an exhilarating speed. Nonsense facts mixed with
1993 Indian Film