The Two Towers: The Soundscapes of Middle-Earth

Appendices - Part 4 - Doc 7 from Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers

Age of Deceit 3: Remnants in the Cyber_Hive Earth

In this installment of the Age of Deceit series, modern society is revealed to be mirroring biblical descriptions from ancient Scriptures. Exploring human and divine rebellion, computing technology, and cybernetics, the

A Flower Falling Back Into the Earth

This film emerged from footage originally captured for a feature documentary on enforced disappearances among Sri Lanka’s Tamil population—specifically, an interview with a mother whose son vanished in the war’s final st

It Was On Earth That I Knew Joy

In this film, Jean-Baptiste de Laubier squarely doubles this hypothesis of Chris Marker: the traces of the times are no longer contained in the brain of a survivor of the disaster but in computer memories. History having

Earth, Wind and Fire - Live in Japan '90

Earth, Wind & Fire are one of the most dynamic and creative funk bands to come out of the seventies and also one of the most successful. Earth, Wind & Fire was led by Maurice White and this DVD captures them on stage in

Fascinating Nature 2

The warm rays of the sun bathe the blue planet in light and color. The variations of the glistening white of the icy deserts, the lush green of the plants, the warm yellow and red of the earth, the playful colorfulness o

The Earth Beneath Margaret's Feet

Through the potato, Romani director Lisa Smith explores her grandmother's memories, uncovering a network of undocumented ancestral stopping places from her family's nomadic past.

Middle Earth: Shadow of War 'Friend or Foe'

Fortresses will fall. Powers will rise. Your decision will determine their fate. - Will you save your Follower or slay your Nemesis?

James Cameron: Voyage to the Bottom of the Earth

In late March 2012, as the world held its breath, Oscar winning director and National Geographic Explorer James Cameron, and his Australian-designed vessel, plunged to the ocean’s deepest point, making him the only perso

The Cement Ball of Earth, Heaven, And Hell

Aki Ra join­ed Pol Pot's mur­der­ous Khmer Rouge army at the age of nine. Twenty years later he roams the mine­fields of Cambo­dia in search of redemp­tion. Armed only with a stick and a pock­et­knife Aki seeks out and d

The Day the Whole Fucking Earth Blew Up!

Hoaxes... Conspiracies... Cover-Ups... They're all true!! But unfortunately, Ed Stanley, America's leading broadcaster of the bizarre has been removed from the air by the government powers that be. Can Ed save the world

What Part of the Earth is Inhabited

Boletus, amaryllis, anolis, listeria, wisteria, nematoceara: nothing is linear in evolution, nor in life nor in light. We radiate out on waves, then flux along the spokes of an orb-weaver’s web, the barbs of a boundary f

The Spirit of the Serpent, an Exploration of Earth Energy

From the Age of Recklessness (Song of the Earth Part 4)

The fourth of five parts of Klaus Wyborny's "Lieder der Erde" / "Song of the Earth" cycle of films, whose theme is "the emergence of modern European civilization." The series comprises five large parts, which are in turn

Earth 2.0

Anja and Ahmo find themselves on Earth 2.0, only to discover that things there are much the same as they were on Earth.

L'Autre Voyage au Centre de la Terre

Buoyed by the imagination of Jules Verne, who once contributed to the international renown of the land of the northern lights, Christine Oberdorff adds the black-and-white imagery of award-winning Icelandic photographer

The Film Class That Fell to Earth

Short film made for a course at the Memphis College of Art in 2008 that celebrated David Bowie's visit to the school in February 1973 during the Aladdin Sane tour. The 6 week course instructed by Mike McCarthy was called

Earth Defense Girl Iko-chan

South Korea: Earth's Hidden Wilderness

Once a mountain kingdom of ancient palaces and emperors, Korea in the 21st century is largely known for its modern cities and decades of conflict. Tensions between North and South may be what defines it to outsiders but

Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience

Every year since 1970, the German town of Burghausen has hosted one of the world's biggest jazz festivals. During Burghausen International Jazz Week, the town becomes a "Bavarian jazz mecca": visitors from all over the w