Okinawa Islands
A film documenting life in Okinawa under the domination of American military bases
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A film documenting life in Okinawa under the domination of American military bases
Life on Achill Island, off County Mayo – shark fishing, shepherding, pottery making, teaching, B&B-ing and socialising in the pub by night.
Constantly covered and unveiled by the tide, the “Shrinking Island” is home only to hermit crabs - except for when human tourists try to leave their mark.
It's summer. A group of teenagers decide to go on a camping trip. They drive far up in the country until they find a small place were they rent canoe's for a cheap price. The group paddle for a long time before they find
The nature and history of the Isle of Rhum, Scotland.
Trevor considers, with the help of animation, a piece of fan mail he received.
Shot over a period of six months in the island of Bali, in the Dutch East Indies, the film put together by Charles T. Trego, sets out to show that the scenic splendor and the beauty of the island lives up to the heraldin
Snap the Gingerbread Man falls from an airplane only to be chased by a cannibal looking for his next meal.
Anders Breivik took the lives of 69 people on Utoya Island and 8 people in the downtown Oslo explosion.
A short documentary made by Richard Leacock at the age of fourteen on his father’s banana plantation in the Canary Islands. Inspired by Soviet industrial films such as Turksib, the film traces the planting, harvesting, a
International wildlife conservationist and biologist Forrest Galante travels the world in search of new and mysterious species of sharks, as well as forgotten or unseen creatures that have been misidentified or declared
A interview with film scholar Akira Mizuta Lippit, who discusses Japanese cinema, its filmmakers, and the social and political climate of this time period for film. Akira also talks about the production history of 'The N
2005 release
The Yaeyama Islands and Iriomote Island in Okinawa Prefecture, which is said to be Japan's last unexplored region, aims to be registered as a World Natural Heritage Site.
In this Shark Week whodunnit, a rare surge of highly aggressive shark attacks hit a tight-knit community off Australia’s southern coast, prompting marine biologist Riley Elliott to find and tag the oceanic suspects. But
Icelandic progressive rock band Þursaflokkurinn performs a few songs from their first two albums.
In a shadow play and puppet show inspired by the great tradition of Taiwanese theater, accompany the hero of this documentary narrative as he plunges us into the period of the White Terror.
Isle of the Dead is a visually overwhelming experience accompanied by the music of Sergei Rachmaninoff, where the raw and untamed western Norwegian landscape plays an essential role. The film is an allegory - an audiovis