"Giuliani Time" (part two) http://www.giulianitime.com/
A remarkable documentary on the Palestinian Authority, Israel and a pivotal moment in the Israeli-Arab conflict; The film is a rare and exhaustive investigation into the death of 12 year-old Muhammad al-Dura (or Durrah) at the Netzarim junction in the Gaza strip (September 30, 2000), an event that has been used to promote rage against Israel pertaining the event proves that Israel is cruel, inhuman and evil, and deliberately targeting defenseless children, and on the other hand charges that it's a monumental example for "Pallywood" or the "Jenin Massacre Syndrome", what critics described as, the media's enthusiasm to be manipulated by Palestinians and report staged "facts" despite a more than obvious lack of credibility. by Esther Schapira, ARD Germany Language: English with French subtitles PG-rating: PG-17 (graphic images and topic)
What has become of the concept of the "common more...good", which is the basis of life in society? Can the market serve as a guarantor of the common good? Through various stories shot in Canada, the USA, Mexico, France, Brazil and India, this documentary shows the consequences of the world's submission to private interests: a Canadian farmer is sued when patented seeds are blown into his fields; traditional knowledge is patented in India; American people without insurance are denied healthcare; Canadian water is sold to the highest bidder while thousands of people in the world desperately need it. Using an effective parody of the "Voice-of-God" documentary style, "Privatizing the World" presents a revealing snapshot of a global community at a crossroads. Bring your friends and family; this film is an engaging introduction to the privatization of the commons.
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Life Is No Picnic begins with an overview of the coffee consumed during WWII and 19th century theories of evolution. Burke ties these to the invention of nylon and the "Star Spangled Banner." In his usual upbeat style, he then discusses a new method of calculating astronomical dates, the death of Descartes, the Royal Society, and how jellyfish contributed to the fame of Charles Darwin.
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One Man And His Canoe: The John Darwin Story [Part 1]
[Part 1] The exclusive story of how John Darwin - who faked his own death in a canoeing accident - was brought to justice. Darwin was drowning in debt when he paddled out into the North Sea in 2002. Six years later he walked into a police station claiming to have lost his memory - but detectives soon began unravelling his story, and found a trail that stretched around the world. In a series of remarkable interviews, he admitted the whole thing had been a scam dreamt up by him and his wife. With unique access, this film shows how the fraud that they hoped would make them rich ended with them behind bars.
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"The Long Chain" discusses the problems of the British, who needed a substance to protect the hulls of their ships. Coal tar, gas lights, waterproofing, new dyes, malaria, quinine, copper-bottomed ships, the German Navy, and calcium carbide all figure into the story
On a vast salt lake surrounded by red earth, world renowned sculptor Antony Gormley embarks on a sculptural installation that awakens a small Goldfields town in remote Western Australia. Gormleyâs most ambitious work to date, âInside Australiaâ, consists of 51 extraordinary sculptures standing silent in the hot desert wind, capturing a moment in time. The installation celebrates the townspeople of Menzies - the community that has taken this journey with an artist willing to break the mould of tradition. âInside Australiaâ the installation celebrates people, space and time⦠âInside Australiaâ the film captures the journey. A visually stunning, captivating documentary on one of the most remarkable sculptural works of the 21st Century.
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