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A call from the heart of the jungle, the inevitable vines, the knife, the animal skin loincloth… With his indispensable assets, Tarzan travelled around the world… He’s been adapted in countless books, comic books, films,
Providing a history of the Shaolin Kung Fu art form as well as an examination of the incredible physical prowess required, this film features footage of some of the most skilled Shaolin monks demonstrating the intricacie
Showcases myths and legends around Northamptonshire.
The Helvetii undoubtedly shaped Switzerland's identity. However, recent discoveries show that the Helvetii did not arrive on the Swiss plateau until the 1st century BCE. In 58 BCE, they were planning to leave and emigrat
Art historian Professor Richard Clay explores how Mythologies, written in 1957 by French philosopher Roland Barthes, laid bare the myth-making at the heart of popular culture. Now, following in Barthes’s footsteps, Richa
In the modern world, witchcraft and witches are dismissed as fantasies, but in many cultures, magic is alive and its practitioners admired and feared. Join National Geographic on a quest to find the stories behind the my
The 1969 film explores the mythology of ancient Greece and Rome, highlighting how these cultures created gods to explain natural phenomena and human emotions. Key figures include Jupiter, the king of the gods; Neptune, t
In this courtroom drama, Mother Earth is sent to trial for the destruction she has brought upon humanity. The audience is faced with a moral dilemma of whether Earth should be held responsible for the loss of lives and h
Michael Tsarion was born in Northern Ireland and is a researcher of the occult. He is an author and public speaker whose topics include symbolism, sidereal astrology and Atlantis.
A film montage questioning the ends of the world predicted throughout the ages. What narrative do these representations of catastrophe serve?
