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"Their central message is that the country's conservative Christian way of life is under threat, and American society is moving in the wrong direction. "The BBC’s Barbara Plett Usher explores the impact of this growing movement on US politics."
The film is a portrait about the great Ural poet, writer, cultural historian and teacher Maya Nikulina. A deep and multifaceted person, she generously shares her knowledge not only with the students of the gymnasium, but also with everyone who is interested in the history of Russian and world culture. At the same time, she firmly believes that in the modern consumer society, literature and poetry may one day disappear forever.
The film tells about the events that shaped the rocket and space industry of Krasnoyarsk in the second half of the twentieth century, as well as about projects that were recently classified.
The film "Diary of the White Crow" is about one of the first Soviet polar explorers Nina Dima, whose life is closely connected with the history of the development of the Arctic and the Northern Sea Route. The world's first woman is the head of a polar expedition in the Northern Land, a participant in wintering at one of the first Soviet polar stations in Tikhaya Bay on Franz Josef Land. Nina Petrovna Demme, a man of amazing destiny, made a great contribution to the study of the animal world of the North.
This is the story that happened two days before and after my cousin's wedding. Because the Taoist said my zodiac was bad and would bring bad luck to the wedding, I had to stay alone in a room. The door of that room became the only channel for me to communicate with the outside world at that time. The people and things you can see are also the whole world I can see. (Zonghua Li)
One of the most critical explanations of our political state is how Americans have seemingly split themselves into where they live by their political preferences (Klein, 2020). Using this knowledge, I focus on recent events in American politics to test this rural-urban divide. I interview six participants, three from a rural community, two from an urban community, and one from a suburban community. In these interviews, and in a supplemental survey, I ask how these citizens feel about the 2020 election, the events of January 6th and the current state of American democracy. To fully showcase this research, I use these interviews to create a documentary . The interviews and survey illustrate that the rural-urban divide continues to be a good predictor of political opinion, with rural participants tending to be more forgiving of, or even uninterested in, the insurrection.
Documentary director Chen Jiaping is also a poet. He used his mobile phone to record the most authentic and vibrant lives of poets in this era. Poets Ma Hua, Ma Yan, and Hu Xudong passed away at a young age, symbolizing the beginning of the decline of poets born in the 1970s. Kun Niao, a poet from the 1980s, leads an unstable life, and neither of his parents attended his wedding. Chen Jiaping plans poetry events for the post-90s young poets, and young poet Zhang Xiaozhen finds this very meaningful. However, when his father comes to Beijing, facing Chen Jiaping's poetry and family life, it is nothing short of a judgment on his existential ethics.
The Young Audience Theater is preparing for a premiere. Each member of this ship's crew is bringing the concept closer to realization. A light, ironic story about the meaning of life.
A group of forensic doctors begins the exhumation of a mass grave in Vilagarcía de Arousa. This is the story of those who seek and those who seek them.
Jemal is a musician and saz player. He became seriously ill 19 years ago and doctors did say he has a few months to live. His wife Barika began studying remedies and folk medicine, instead of waiting for death to come.
This film documents the real-life situations of live-streaming influencers, fans, and practitioners on Kuaishou in Guangzhou, China, in 2022.
Reminiscence of high school memories from a boy's perspective.
This special will center on the Black and Latino communities, both of which are seeking accountability in the aftermath of two American mass shooting tragedies.
A mockumentary about a film director who, with his crew, tries to make a film inspired by his upbringing by visiting places that mean something to him and evoking forgotten memories.
Why do some of us enjoy going to work? Why do we join one company rather than another? And why do we stay there? What are we willing to exchange our most precious resource, our time, for? On the agenda is a three-part reflection on our relationship with work in a company: the How, the What, and the Why.
After 102 years of history, Corinthians reaches the most anticipated final since its birth: the Copa Libertadores de América. 10 years later, the film portrays the feeling of the 'Fiel' fans, between sleepless nights of anxiety, adventures through South America, distrust, the lump in the throat, all the feelings that only those who lived with Corinthians in that 2012 went through until they were capable of letting out the champion cry.
A rag-tag documentary team seeks to debunk the rumors of what lies in the Cold-War era tunnels beneath their high school.
The greatest commandment is love. The Bible has been used across religions instead to instill fear and hatred of LGBTQ+ people. The Boston Gay Men's Chorus has traveled New England and the world changing hearts and minds with its music. Experience the impact of the Chorus' historic tours to Poland, the Middle East and South Africa. See how BGMC uses music to dismantle homophobia. Meet religious and political leaders and hear members and staff share their stories. Scored with original compositions by Chad Weirick and extraordinary choral cover performances of songs by Katy Perry, Janet Jackson, Andrea Day, Richard Rogers - Oscar Hammerstein II, Stephen Schwartz and Benji Pasek - Justin Paul. Heartbreaking and heartwarming, this full-length documentary will leave you inspired.
A boy from a small town, just out of his teens, tries to find himself by revisiting his parents’ divorce, which happened when he was a child. He plunges himself into memories of the past, fantasies of what could have been, and talks openly with his mother and father, trying to find the strength to heal and forgive.
Actor, Stuntman & Professional Wrestler Toby Emmitt releases footage from his time filming his cancelled stunt movie, Toby Emmitt:The Movie. One year on, he explains what made the film fail.
Follows two North Korean defectors turned social media influencers living in South Korea, as one lives the high life, and the other enrols in the top university.
Being haunted by the memory from the Vietnam war for 50 years, Harry Tabak was determined to return to where the battle began.
Mental breakdown caused by hard work
Amidst the shimmering expanse of Lake Victoria, Esther and Jessica, two brave sisters and young mothers, defy convention and danger by becoming fisherwomen. While the law dictates the use of large nets, their steep prices force these resilient sisters to resort to affordable but illicit small nets. Every cast of their net is a dance with death, as government soldiers patrol tirelessly, their bullets ready to silence any transgressor. For the sisters, this perilous existence is a desperate means to an end - a lifeline for their families in a world bound by poverty and unforgiving rules.
Join Susan Calman for a celebration of the British seaside at its best.
An exchange student hits the streets of Berlin. Between two languages he thinks about the day's transfers. Little by little he discovers that this impossible place of exercise makes his days more fragile.
A harrowing yet hypnotic true story from the frontline of North America’s abortion debates, told through hallucinatory episodes.
Beta Israel is a Jewish community of several tens of thousands who lived in Ethiopia before the mass repatriation to Israel in the late twentieth century. Ruchama Ehrenhalt's short film is set about the filmmaker's nephew, the son of her sister, a white American-Israeli woman, and her husband, a dark-skinned Ethiopian Jew. Around the age of three, the boy began to notice that he looked nothing like either his «light» mom or his «dark» dad. The film explores the phenomenon of biracial children and how skin color from an early age influences the formation of their identity.
An uninformed Brisbanite athlete risks both his career and health after discovering the ever-growing rate of suicide in Australia, further deciding to run 60km around Uluru in an attempt to raise awareness. Luke Kingdon, a twenty-three year-old Greek Australian, one day decided that he was going to make a change after learning about the silent killer; mental health. As he saw the growing rates of suicide on the news, accompanied by people around him losing their loved ones, he felt it was time for a turning point. In an attempt to raise awareness about the social issue, he decided he would run 60km around Uluru in one stint, prompting his fellow Australians to help attain his donation goal of $30,000 for mental health support company, Reach Out.
Soraya feels like a girl, but anatomically she is a boy. Until recently, she went to school as Josué. Her coming out at the age of 13 is initially positive, but after just a few weeks she is met with increasing rejection. Soraya also experiences resistance at home. Her father hopes that his child might "change her mind" again. Soraya, on the other hand, fights for early hormone delivery and an early operation. Over a period of six years, a touching film was made which, beyond the individual fate, contributes to the debate about transidentity and homophobia.
War correspondent Gabriel Chaim follows the plight of Ukrainian families after the Russian invasion, Europe's biggest refugee crisis since World War II.
Local reporting gets interesting when the crew decides to be more creative than they should and involve themselves in what they are covering.
Rio Alma, a Filipino poet and writer, reflects on his hometown of San Miguel (de Mayumo) and the cultural heritage of the Philippines. Recalling childhood memories of singing and reciting poetry, he becomes determined to reclaim the national memory and preserve the country's origins through proper education and research. Through visiting old houses, a local museum, and speaking with the people of his town, Rio Alma emphasizes the importance of understanding and loving one's culture. In his book launch, he calls for the youth to appreciate their identity and work towards a better future for the Philippines.
A trek up the mountain leaves a group of friends stranded. Trapped in purgatory, they consider their options and fight to survive.
To Future Listeners I (2022) is a digital performance video that traces sounds from the past. It starts with a contemplation of ethnographic recordings produced by American anthropologists in the late 19th century who used phonographs to record the music and language of endangered indigenous peoples. The song in the video is Love Song: Ar-ra-rang 1 recorded on a wax cylinder in 1896 by American anthropologist Alice Fletcher, who requested its performance by three Korean students in Washington at the time. This was apparently the first example in the history of Korean traditional music being captured with a recording medium.
The Great Reset and the Rise of Bitcoin is a documentary that explores the current state of our economy and the impact a new monetary system like Bitcoin can have on the world.
Twenty-eight years after she and her family were displaced, Aynur Elgunesh is setting off to visit Aghdam in Azerbaijan. She comes across fragments of stone: among them, she searches for traces of her past, of a childhood gone with the war.
A short film that describes the life of Ukrainian queer people during the war. It shows how they are fighting for their freedom. The world has to hear the voices of the Ukrainian LGBTQIA+ community and to know how ruinous this war is for queer people.
In the 1970s British Railways introduced a series of new EMU designs to replace the many ageing types dating from the early years of Nationalisation. This programme explores these 2nd Generation designs using film taken in recent years plus archive film from the BR era
The idea of the Basque matriarchy has reached our days, but is it real? It seems very nice, but sometimes the story is not as we are told, and that is why this short film will tell us a more recent version through a collage of images.
A documentary exploring Izza Génini’s intimate relationship to places, people and events in a mutual recognition through unpublished rushes.
Have you ever thought about serving with your profession? Touring the landscapes of Argentina helping those you meet along the way? Learn about the story behind a group of students and professionals who are mobilized each year to bring social aid to the towns and villages of one of the most vulnerable regions of our country.
"Vivamax's latest hit movie, Crush Kong Curly, has been gaining widespread attention for its unique storyline and impressive visuals. However, what many viewers may not be aware of is the behind the scenes work that went into making this film a success. With the help of Pinoy Movies and Moviehab, Crush Kong Curly was able to showcase the talents of up and coming stars such as AJ Raval. From the meticulous casting process to the intensive filming schedules, the production team worked
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The documentary film 62.a shows the development path of Slovenian sign language in the school system. The education of deaf children has left lifelong consequences due to ossified teaching and violation of basic rights to use sign language. Shocking personal confessions reveal how the ban on the use of the mother tongue in education had a fatal impact on the deaf linguistic minority. As a result of the linguistic genocide, which lasted for an entire century, all conditions were established for the final extinction of the Slovenian sign language. The deaf community, with the help of its representative disability organization and societies, united in efforts to prevent this from happening. Deaf people have been strengthening their cultural creativity throughout this little revolution,
You are walking though a beautiful autumn forest and it starts to rain. Instead of running back to your car, you stop and enjoy the relaxing rain and enjoy the fall ambience in all its glory.
