Alien Makers IV
Interviews with the crew of Alien, including production designer Michael Seymour.
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Interviews with the crew of Alien, including production designer Michael Seymour.
A working day at the open cut coal mine and power station at Yallourn, Victoria, as experienced by four employees. A dredge operator, a train driver, a fireman and a turbine attendant.
Memories from people who worked on ALIEN (1979). Phil Rae describes his time in the model shop working on the Narcissus, John Wolff recalls his experience with The Who's laser in the Egg Chamber and Roger Christian reme
A young country boy leaves his village for Tokyo, where he begins to work as a stock trader. First part (of four) of the film adaptation of Bunroku Shishi's novel, Oban.
In this series we meet incredible craftspeople within cycling around the world. Delve into the lives of the best designers, builders, artists, and engineers that devote themselves to creating an incredible riding experie
Interviews with those involved in the production of Alien.
The day the Film-Makers' Cooperative was forced by loss of lease to move from their offices at Lexington Ave and 31st Street in New York City.
The documentary covers the careers and canoes that Floyd and Earl Willits made for over 50 years from their factory on Day Island. The handcrafted red cedar canoes have become some of the most sought after watercraft in
A housewife is shown how using Quick Elastic starch can make her ironing chores easier and her clothes come out cleaner.
Memories from people who worked on ALIEN (1979). Rob Dickinson talks about early CGI & Mia Bonzanigo remembers her time with HR Giger when they both worked on ALIEN (1979).
Makers: Voices of Utah Women tells the story of the women's movement in Utah.
Interviews with members of the crew of Alien, including editor Terry Rawlings.
The story of Ikaria's renowned charcoal makers, who traveled Greece and Asia Minor. Elderly burners recount hardships, while women recall life on the island. Descendants share memories of relocation. Guided by historian
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The film gives a brief insight into the history of local, family, toy business, BigJigs. How its founder, Peter Ireland, developed it into a global brand. In the documentary Peter and his son, Sam Ireland, talk about the
GCN+ showcases the fascinating processes, inspiration, and journeys of two cycling craftspeople who put their own unique spins on creating. Based in Sacramento, United States, Emily Kachorek refutes the high-strung notio
During the early 20th century, one tiny recording studio in Richmond, Indiana, had a big impact on the soundtrack of the Jazz Age. The Music Makers of Gennett Records tells the unlikely story of the Gennett Recording Stu