Planted: Donald Watson and the Roots of Veganism
Experimental animation which for the first time in history, exclusively exposes the fascinating story of the Englishman behind the vegan movement.
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Experimental animation which for the first time in history, exclusively exposes the fascinating story of the Englishman behind the vegan movement.
This film presents the coexistence of tradition and modernity. Tradition is reflected in the elders, bearers of ancestral wisdom, while modernity takes the form of new knowledge based on scientific advancements, which in
Join us for a 9-minute walk through the city and its main park, Planty, caught by the eye of Mysłowicz, founder of the Lumen Film Institute. Unlike most major Polish cities, Kraków wasn’t destroyed during the Second Worl
Documentary about a left-behind space in Eastern Germany.
A tour of eleven Virginia plantations: Mount Vernon, Monticello, Ash Lawn-Highland, Arlington House, Carter's Grove, Stratford Hall, Oatlands, Kenmore, Shirley, Berkeley, and Gunston Hall.
Despite a workforce in quarantine, Canada planted almost 700 million trees in 2020 – the most ever. With future forests under threat, a young woman journies into the Canadian bush to endure a grueling and unconventional
In the Soils-Habit-Plants the camera attempts a transformation, which will enable the viewer to observe details of three vegetative protagonists and their environments. The objective is to discover the plants’ habits and
A short film about microphotography and photomicroscopy showing the life and reproduction of single cell organisms, plants, and lower animals.
Eurocentric view of the plantation system and its effect on Southern U.S. culture.
Meditation on the fictional life of Bertha Antoinette Mason, the quintessential mad black woman in the attic in Brontë’s ‘Jane Eyre.’
If plants can influence each other….. what if they could dream, would they have their own sense of time and simultaneity?
Filmed across the arid Atacama Desert–where the mining of precious metals and the recent privatization of the water industry threatens the stability of the local ecosystem–and in the fluorescent haze of a healing ceremon
Planting borders - With Geoff Hamilton
A young boy bicycling to his uncle's farm observes the plants around him and discovers that plants are helpful in many ways. Explains that people are dependent upon plants for food, clothing, wood, paper, rubber, and man
Six partners of a firm discover the dead body of an associate the morning after their weekly card game. Panicked and with no clue as to who could have committed the murder, they decide to bury the body in order to keep t