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Conspiracy theorist and former Detective Jimmy Apple (Steve Inman) is back and hot on the trail when it comes to martians, gangsters, and the underground business of human beef. This time Apple is sent on an undercover m
Alternating between two cameras three feet apart, shooting black on each to match the image on the other, created in-camera A and B rolls for pseudo-hyper-stereoscopic view of two trees. Natural lighting cooperated.
Get ready for some good ol' fashion country fun as Applejack and the gang have a hootenanny of a time all across Equestria. Featuring 4 'Applejack' episodes from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
Lemons are being passed around. Their juice relieves the burning in the mouth and nose. It is April 17, 2011, the last day of public revolt before the suppression of the Iraqi Spring. Amid the protesting crowd, breathing
Traditional Chinese medicine is known as the quintessence of China and one of the important intangible cultural heritages of mankind. The documentaryãApproaching the traditional Chinese Medicineãis a popular science
A woman offers a reward for her missing dog and a huge number of claimants shows up.
Felipo and Hernan, two Spanish American brothers come into conflict over the honourable way to make a living in the harsh times of the Great Depression. Their bedridden mother, who is sick with yellow fever and oblivious
Why is it that we place a plant in a pot, confining its ability to grow and occupy physical space? This work is part of "Plantarians" which asks, what does it mean to have a garden? Apportioned into episodes, the film s
Horticulturalist Chris Beardshaw uncovers the British contribution to the history of our most iconic fruit. He reveals the 'golden age', when the passion and dedication of Victorian gardeners gave us more varieties than