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Slim Pickings
AnimationNideo/4.3 min./Col./Australia |
Director
Anthony Lucas
About the film :
The film
has won the Best Animation Award at IF Awards, 2000‑01. It
has also participated in Sundance, 2002 and Flickerfest
2001.
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"WHO
IS THE
ANIMAL?"
Doc/DVD/1Min/India
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Director:
Nitin D. Agrawal
SYNOPSIS:
It’s an
attempt to compare Human Beings and Animals through the
medium of Human
crimes and
an Animals life. A thought provoking question is posed
towards the end as to "WHO IS THE ANIMAL" the living beings
who are born in an Animal body or the living beings who are
born in a Human body‑
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Arms
for the Poor
Doc./DVD/30min./Col./USA |
Director & Producer Duo
Anne
Macksoud, John Ankele
Narration
Richard Kiley
About the film :
Oscar
Arias, reporter Cynthia McKinney, the Dalai Lama and
specialists in tracking the arms trade build a dramatic case
against the US weapon‑export business to developing
countries. The film presents an international spectrum of
experts, dignitaries and activists who share the belief of
one Nobel Laureate that "the poor are crying out for schools
and doctors, not guns and generals...
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The
Good War And Those Who Refused To Fight It
Doc./Video/60min./Col/USA‑2000 |
Director Duo
Rick
Tejada ‑ Flores , Judith Ehrlic
Producer
Paradigm
Production
Narration
Ed Asner
About the film :
In
association with Independent Television Service
The story
of World War II conscientious objectors (WWII CO) Most WWII
COs served as non‑combatants in the armed services. Many
worked in civilian public service camps, served as medical
guinea pigs and helped reform the mental health system.
Those who went to prison fought to integrate the Federal
prisons. After the war COs changed America in many ways.
They were pioneers in the civil Rights movement, founded the
anti‑nuclear movement, created Pacifica Radio and helped
guide the anti‑vietnam war movement……
"in a time
when it's again easy to endorse any military response to the
savagery of terrorists, the 'The Good War' provides a
necessary reminder that pacifists also can be heroic and
natriotic."
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Hidden
Wars Of Desert Storm
Doc./Video/6min./Col./USA-2000 |
Director
Gerard Ungerman & Audrey Brohy
Narration John Hurt
Producer Free Will
Productions
About the film:
- What is
the history of U.S. involvement in Iraq ?
- Was
Saddam Hussein’s 1990 invasion of Kuwait a surprise ?
- Was war
the only solution to the 1990 Gulf crisis ?
- Was Iraq
really threatening Saudi Arabia ?
- Was
didn’t Washington support the Iraqi opposition then ?
- Could
the embargo on Iraq have served alternate purposes ?
A two year
investigation, "Hidden Wars of Desert Storm" brings answers
to all of these questions and offers an enlightening
background on the past and present U.S. involvement in Iraq.
Presents documents never seen before on television…….
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An Act of Conscience
Docufeature/DVD/90mins./col/USA‑ 1997 |
Director & Producer
Robbie Leppzer
Narration
Martin Sheen
About the film:
How far are you willing to go to stand up for your deepest
beliefs ?
For Randy Kehler and Betsy Comer of Colrain, Massachusetts,
their life‑long commitment to pacifism led them to risk
losing their home. For fourteen years they publicly refused
to pay federal taxes as a protest against war and military
spending. As a consequence their home was seized by US
marshals and IRS agents. The film chronicles the couple's
five year long struggle. A classic tale of non‑violent
resistance....
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Not In My Name (II) – The Human
Shields
Doc/BetaSP/50mins./Col/UK‑ 2003 |
Director Marcus Relton
Producer Chris Reeves
A Platform Films Production
About the film
In January 2003 around 25
people got in three London double decker buses and set out for Iraq. Their aim
was to stop war. People called them “human Shields”. The film follows their
journey to Baghdad, the support they found along the way and the disturbing
realities they discovered in a country on the brink of invasion……..
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Put Doma (On The Way Home)
Doc/DVD/9 min./col/Croatia |
Director
Duska Boban
Producer
Environmental Association SUNCE
Art & Design Studio
PROFESIONALCI +
About the film :
'On the Way Home' is a
socially committed experimental documentary. The film was shot at Kamiza on the
island of Vis, Croatia during the celebration of St. Nicolas holiday. Since the
ancient times the islanders here burn a boat in honour of St. Nicolas every 9th
December. It is an ecological and spiritual manifestation in which ancient
customs meet. The mystical and spiritual atmosphere builds up in the island
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Causes
AnimationNideo/3 min./col./Australia |
Director Joseph Brumm
About the film
Using coloured pencil
animation, this film strives to unite a famous pair of opposites ‑ cause and
effect. 'Causes' delivers its message forcefully and expertly, depicting such
messages as consumerism, big corporate greed, third world exploitation and cigar
smoking!
The film has won special Jury
Award at the Environmental Film Festival, Annecy, 2002 and was the Animation
Finalist at Spain.
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Missing
Peace - Women of Faith and the Failure of War
Doc/DVD/46min./Col./USA |
Director & Producer Duo
Anne Macksoud , John Ankele
About the film:
The "War on Terrorism" is
premised on a view of the world as a battleground upon which the forces of good
are confronting the forces of evil in a religious struggle of apocalyptic
proportions. All sides are drawing upon a worldview that dates back to the
origins of the patriarchal monotheisms in the deserts of the Middle East.
Christians, Muslims and Jews
have used the notion of a divine mandate to justify violence and warfare ever
since.
In this 46 minute documentary,
six women ‑ all visionaries and activists ‑ allow us to see how their work in
the world is inspired by their respective faith traditions and how, at their
core, all three traditions teach peace rather than violence...
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The Tooth
AnimationNideo/4 min./Col./Australia |
Director
Nathan Stone
Producer
Navissa Karanagh
Luke Hetherington
About the film
The film has won the Best
Animation Award, Manhattan Short Film Festival, 2004. It has also participated
in Palm Springs International Film Festival, 2004; Uppsala International Short
Film Festival, 2004 and Flickerfest 2004
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Behind Enemy Lines
Doc.Nideo/64 min./Col./Israel‑2004 |
Director
Dov Gil Har
About the film :
In the midst of the Israeli‑Palistinian
conflict, two former friends and present day enemies, embark on an emotional
journey into Intifahdaland, in search of the origins of bloodshed. Benny Hermes,
an Israeli police officer and a Palestinian journalist Adrian Joulani spend a
week traveling together through places which have become symbols of the dispute.
Each has selected locations in attempt to convince the other of his own truth
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Crossing The Line
Doc ./DG:Beta/5 6min./Col/Australia‑2005 |
Director
Kaye
Harrison
Production
Rod Freedman
About the film :
When two young non‑indigenous
medical students go to work in a remote aboriginal community, their
professional precepts and personal ideas are deeply challenged. Paul and Amy
are two fourth‑year medical students from Tassie who for their studies,
volunteer to spend eight weeks on Mornington Island. Like most Australians, they
have never been exposed to life in a remote indigenous community.....
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Not
In My Name (I)
Doc./DVD/41mins./Col./UK‑2002 |
Director
Marcus Relton
Producer
Chris Reeves
A Platform Films Production
About the film:
The story of the US war on
terrorism YOU DIDN'T see on TV!
The film explains the
background to the attack on Afghanistan, charts the growth of anti‑war movement
and offers a chilling insight into the dangers of US imperialism which country
will the US attack next? Who are the REAL terrorists?
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Mandela In America
Doc./90min/USA‑ 1991 |
Director &
Producer
Danny Schechter
Camera
Kevin Keating
Chief
Editor
Rose Rosenblatt
About the Film :
This documentary covers Nelson
Mandela's triumphant visit to the United States including the memorable public
and private moments of his trip from Yankee stadium to the White
House.....
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Return To The Land Of
Wonders
Doc./DVD/88 min./Col./Iraq‑2004 |
Director &
Producer
Maysoon Pachachi
On‑line
Editor
Anne Even
An Oxymoron films production
with ZDF in co‑operation with ARTE
About the film :
A story of struggle of the
Iraqis desperate to assert their rights.
Soon after the 2003 Iraq war,
filmmakers Maysoon Pachachi returns to Baghdad after 35 years. She accompanies
her father, 80 year old Adnan, who has returned to head a committee drafting a
temporary constitution and Bill of Rights. The film follows this tortuous
process with its arguments over wording changes demanded by Washington or
compromises to satisfy sectarian interests. Moving between political sphere and
everyday life on the streets the film offers a unique glimpse into the
resilience of the Iraqis.....
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