In this Ultimate double DVD guide to Scandinavia our Globe Trekkers explore Denmark Sweden Norway Lapland Finland and the Baltic States. Megan McCormick explores Copenhagen taking in the city's sights enjoying a Viking festival and hanging out in Christiana. Before heading over to Sweden where she visits Tvarno before ending her journey in Stockholm. Meanwhile Ian Wright braces the Norwegian cold and begins his journey in Stavanger he then makes his way to Styn where he tries his hand at telemark skiing and ends up near the north pole with an ice diving trip on the remote island of Spitsbergen. We then head over to the Baltic States where Neil Gibson travels from Lithuania all across to Tallinn before making his way over to the Finnish capital Helsinki.
New World Order: The Conspiracy to Rule Your Mind chronicles how the ruling elite have established global domination and the ability to effect the thoughts decisions and world view of human beings across the globe by systematically infiltrating the media academia industry military and political factions under the guise of upholding democracy. Learn how this malevolent consortium has dedicated centuries to realize an oppressive and totalitarian rule through any means necessary not limited to drug trafficking money laundering terror attacks and financial crisis within the world economy. Worldwide tyranny is already in full effect the food we eat and the air we breathe are not off limits. Will we be able to stop this madness before we become an electronically monitored cashless society wherein every man woman and child is micro chipped? The New World Order is upon us - preserve your liberty by being prepared!
Whitney Elizabeth Houston (9th August 1963 - 11th February 2012), commonly referred to as The Voice, was one of the best-selling Artists of all time having sold over 170 million albums and singles worldwide. She released seven studio albums (And three movie soundtrack albums), all of which have diamond, multi-platinum, platinum or gold certification. This fascinating programme tells her story. Brought up around music from an early age thanks to her Mum Cissy Houston, her cousin Dionne Warwick and her honorary aunt Aretha Franklin, Whitney started singing as a soloist at the age of 11. But it wasn't until 1983 that Clive Davis at Arista Records, having been so impressed with Whitney, offered her a worldwide recording contract. The rest as they say is history. Charting her rise to fame from the very start this programme takes an in depth look at how Whitney Houston became the worldwide phenomenon we all know. Not only does it take a look at her amazing music career but it also touches on her acting career with films such as The Bodyguard, her marriage to Bobby Brown and ultimately her death in February 2012. Featuring some of her greatest songs including This l Always Love You, Greatest Love of All, You Give Good Love, Saving All My Love, How Will I Know?, I Wanna Dance with Somebody, I'm Your Baby Tonight, Wanna Be Startin’ , Somethin, I Look to You and One of Those Days. This DVD also includes footage from the now infamous Diane Sawyer interview in 2002 as well as the Oprah Winfrey Show interview from 2009. This tribute offers an intimate look into the life of a legend whose beauty and talent helped to shape the music industry and inspired millions. This is the Story of Whitney Houston.
Part of the series of interview-based profiles examining the work of contemporary artists. This volume looks at the paintings of Gary Hulme, who uses aluminium surfaces as his canvas.
A political documentary written and directed by Joel Gilbert.
The Germans had repulsed every Russian attempt to drive across the Oder river to Berlin. During early April however Stalin concentrated a tremendous force between Stettin And Breslau in preparation for a final blow against Germany.During the night of April 16 1945 the Russians struck No one in Berlin had any hope of stopping the massive Russian offensive involving over 3000 divisions. Left to defend the 321 square miles of the city were 60 000 untrained home guardsmen who ranged from 15 year old Hitler youths to men in their seventies; one third of these men were unarmed. Even though the Americans and British were advancing rapidly in the west the terribly outnumbered German forces along the Oder fought desperately to stem the Russian advance.
Did man really evolve from apes? We have only dozens of bones to work with, and yet our entire evolutionary theory is based upon them. Is there another answer to the emergence of the amazing species we call man? Are we some kind of strange galactic experiment? Discover that the world is stranger than any X-Files plot! Meet Lloyd Pye and discover the true Origin of our Species.A 3 DVD set focusing on crop circles, the 1969 Moon Landing and more.
|??r?li ng| noun inhabitants of the earthKlingon translation|bIQSIp 'ugh| ugly bags of mostly water Earthlings is a fascinating and often amusing documentary that explores the 'Trekkie' (aka: 'Trekker') phenomenon and Klingon language. Interviews of KLI members (Linguists Psychologists Star Trek fans and steadfast individualists) reveal the intellectual fraternal liberating and no-nonsense direct qualities they enjoy within the constructed-from-pop-culture Klingon language. From Louise Witty who becomes fascinated with the language from her interest in Star Trek boots (and then fabricates and sells them) to a Paintball King who shouts strategic military movements in the Klingon tongue Earthlings examines the interplay between culture and language communication and emotion and the rather delicate line between reality and fiction. As Star Trek comes around for its 40th anniversary this DVD could be the perfect companion to the classic sci-fi franchise.
This programme we can reveal for the first time on DVD the behind the scenes Bob Marley that only his closest friends and confidantes could know.To help us understand a little more about this iconic Jamaican is his long time girlfriend and OSCAR nominated actress Esther Anderson who describes in detail their life together at home in Hope Road as well as in London. Of all the people considered closest to him, Esther was probably the person who knew more about the man's innermost thoughts and fears than any; so much was she in tune with him she even helped to write some of his hit records.Also featured is the last interview he would ever give in the UK where journalist Kris Needs questions him about his foot injury (the injury that would eventually lead to the diagnosis of terminal cancer) and many other topics about which Marley held strong views. This DVD also reveals previously unseen home footage plus live performances including Lively Up Yourself which was last seen performed in the 1970s.
Mystic Ireland rich in culture forgotten rediscovered and now more popular than ever; Ireland's musical tradition stretches far back into the past. Irish songs and ballads; many have their origins in the ancient Gaelic poetic tradition and are characterised by idiosyncratic Irish rhythms and verse order. This is true of the prayers set to music here they derive from the Middle Ages (parts of them have even come down to us in the Gaelic language) and they were collected and written down by Benedictine friars from the emerald isles.
The leeds and Liverpool Canal is the longest man made waterway in Britain but this walk focuses on the Aire Valley section starting in the busy heart of Leeds and ending in the tranquil upland pastures of East Marton. The towpath makes for a beautiful walk strolling amidst an endless variety of scenery seeing how this 'green corridor' is a protected haven for a host of plants and wildlife.
As World War II began Winston Churchill was brought back into Government after 10 years in the wilderness. For his bodyguard Walter it was the beginning of the six most active & nerve racking years of his career. Within eight months his boss would be Prime Minister and risking his life on hair-raising trips to try to keep British ally France in the war.
After the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, the fight for armoured superiority on the battlefield was quicklyrealised as one of the distinguishing factors that, combined with air and sea domination, would determine the outcome of the war.However, at this time, nearly all of the armoured vehicles used in combat were classed as light or middle weight and were unable to meet the demands dictated by modern warfare. In order to succeed, the Germans would have to develop their technology exponentially in order to triumph against the allies on the field.In the six years that followed, German tanks, assault guns and armoured vehicles were radically improved in all areas, with most offering superior firepower, manoeuvrability and armour that their allied counterparts simply could not rival.The introduction of the iconic Panzer IV, Tiger and Knigstiger (Royal Tiger) tanks allowed the Germans to dominate the battlefields, ensuring a wealth of armoured victories over their enemies. These two films deal exclusively with these deadly vehicles in meticulous detail, showing them in action on the front lines using original archive footage never before seen outside of Germany. With over 50 minutes of original material, as well as bonus galleries and footage, this DVD will appeal to all military and vehicle enthusiasts.
There are many reasons to recommend Troy as a good ol' fashioned Hollywood epic, especially if you've never read Homer's The Iliad. Dispensing with Greek gods altogether, this earnestly massive production (budgeted at upwards of $200 million) will surely offend historians and devoted students of the classics. But there's politics aplenty in the grand-scale war that erupts when Trojan prince Paris (Orlando Bloom) makes off with Helen (blandly beautiful German model Diane Kruger), wife of Spartan ruler Menelaus (Brendan Gleeson), whose brother, the Greek king Agamemnon (Brian Cox) prods him into enraged retaliation. Greek warrior Achilles (Brad Pitt) brings lethal force to his battles (and there are many of them, mostly impressive), and his Trojan counterpart, Paris's brother Hector (Eric Bana), adds even more buffed-up beefcake to a film so chock-full o' hunks that there's barely room for Peter O'Toole (doing fine work as Trojan king Priam) and even less for Julie Christie, appearing ever-so-briefly as Achilles's melancholy mother. The drama is nearly as arid as the sun-baked locations (Mexico and Malta) that stand in for the Aegean coast, and many critics suggested that Pitt (who valiantly tries to give Achilles some tormented dimension) was simply miscast. But when you consider that Wolfgang Petersen also made The Perfect Storm, there's nothing wrong with enjoying Troy as a semi-guilty pleasure with a touch of ancient class. --Jeff Shannon
Have fun painting four subjects: Connemara Mountain SceneThe CurrachCeltic Cross & ChurchBally Kissangel
New Zealand is a beautiful land of contrasts. The North Island is flat green and densely populated while the South Island is rugged mountainous and snowy. The Maori originally called it Aotearoa the land of the long white cloud. Globe Trekker traveller Ian Wright starts his journey in Auckland where the city sky scrapers are home to the most extreme sport in the world. He then heads up the coast to Matauri Bay and the Bay of the Islands. On the South Island he visits Wellington
J. R. R. Tolkein's trilogy 'The Lord of the Rings' has been transformed into a cinematographic masterpiece by New Zealand director Peter Jackson. And the avalanche of Oscars that followed put the man and his country well and truly on the international screen. In this documentary television presenter Jim Hickey talks to fellow countryman Peter Jackson about the challenges and vision required to make the trilogy. As well as the huge logistical problems of filming and set building in
Part of the interview-based documentary series profiling major contemporary artists. This volume looks at the work of the photographer Sam Taylor-Wood, whose pictures reflect her concerns with alienation, anxiety and conflict. Reflecting on her work and her recent brushes with cancer, taylor-Wood discusses works including '16mm', 'Brontosaurus' and 'Still Life'.
The ultimate profile of british steam in the '50s and '60s with coverage of Britain's heritage lines.
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