The Light That Never Goes Out
Zenkichi made a living by performing "Utsushi-E" to entertain the common people in early 19th century Japan.
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Zenkichi made a living by performing "Utsushi-E" to entertain the common people in early 19th century Japan.
The daily lives of a group of mentally disabled adults in Chita, Aichi Prefecture. 45 year old Toki strictly observes a daily working routine of simple tasks, straightening books on shelves in a book store, and visiting
In the city of Córdoba, in 2018, a group of neighbors is getting organized around a multisectorial called Defendamos Alberdi. They carry out activities in order to revalue the historical, architectural and cultural herit
This DVD contains a total of over 3 hours of material, including a one-hour acoustic live registration recorded within the framework of The Box P.U.R.E., the 40-minutes BNN documentary All or Nothing about the Krezip phe
In the years leading up to the Civil War, a bloody conflict between slaveholders and abolitionists focused the nation's eyes on the state of Missouri and the territory of Kansas. Told through the actual words of slave ow
When a young man and is buddy try to set up a spooky prank for a friend, he soon realizes his buddy may not actually be whom he thinks he is after all.
Film #398, August 2025
These ethnically diverse puppets sing, dance and rap their way straight into the hearts of children of all ages.
A documentary about how Dr Jonas Salk and the 'march of dimes' came together to help conquer polio. Featuring interviews with Bill Gates, experts and polio survivors.
Amanda Vickery and Tom Service tell the story of the remarkable performance of Shostakovich's 7th Symphony at the Philharmonic Hall in Leningrad in 1942 in the midst of the siege of the city.
Some colors and memories
While installing an exhibition late at night, an art handler is hunted down by a mysterious killer. A painting gives an award acceptance speech.
When stress piled up, the bullied boy turned his gaze onto weaker beings to bully, not realizing that he himself was turning into the kind of person he dreaded the most.
When Louisiana-born trumpet player Louis Prima ("The Chief") married Virginia-born singer Keely Smith ("The Queen of Swing"), their union created a magical sound that dominated 1950s jazz. Here, the legendary musicians a
Return to the most fateful day in the dramatic history of World War II. 6th June 1944 was Operation Overlord, the Normandy landings, D-Day...it was all or nothing and one of the biggest strategic gambles ever to be under
"The gates of hell" was how a Bolivian mountain rich in silver became known. Four hundred years on, life remains just as bad for the men and women who scrape a living from its toxic seams.
In "But all that glitters is not gold," the challenge is to choose the right one from among the many identical-looking keys hanging at various distances around the cage. What initially looks like a fun game over time bec
That Which Moves The Sun And Stars is a brief examination into the idea of fate and its existence. Using excerpts from Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy, the piece follows the process of realization when one's percepti
The Wall that Separates Us Describes the process of three brothers who quarantined together at home because their families are abroad and become more and more trampled at home with their curfew and revealing their secret
A boy named Adam is seeking to understand love, but is unsure of what he should be feeling. Through this process of understanding, he ends up hurting himself and the people around him