Acclaimed dog trainer Jan Fennell is the author of countless books and has already appeared in her own television series on Channel 5 The Dog Listener. Now she brings her expertise to DVD... Inspired by the world famous Monty Roberts and his 'Horse Whispering' technique Jan has developed an approach that gets to the very core nature of the dog understands it then uses the knowledge to deliver incredible results. 'Dog Listening' teaches owners to understand the true nature of dog
This is a film about art; not the history of art or the academic study of art or the fluctuations in the art market or the latest exhibition but it is about what starts artists off and what keeps them going. It's about instinct, temperaments and practicalities, about perseverance. About how work occurs and how, from working life to working life, art is passed on.
Titles Comprise: Hitler and the Occult: Investigating the formation of the Nazi party from different occult groups in the late 19th century. The Private Voice of Hitler: An intriguing look at Hitler and how our perception of him could have changed had there been recordings of him in his private as well as his public life. Hitler and Stalin: Roots of Evil: An examination of the minds of two of the 20th century's most brutal dictators and mass murderers - Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. Hunting Hitler: Hitler's main wartime headquarters was the setting of the final attempt on his life by his own party. This is the story of those diverse individuals who tried to change the course of history. Elite German Forces of WWII: Go inside the most feared units of the Nazi military machine and see how they carried out their missions examining the training tactics and battle history of the special German combat forces. Plotting to Kill Hitler: Drawing on a wealth of information culled from government files private sources letters diaries and more this programme sheds new light on the famous scheme to eliminate Hitler.
We Are Together is a multi-award winning documentary film that tells the story of an amazing group of children. All orphaned as a result of the AIDS crisis their home Agape is their last refuge and their last hope for a slightly better start in life. Young student Paul Taylor lived with them during his gap year and gradually this film came out of their day-to-day lives. However although incredibly moving and at times almost unbearably sad it is ultimately a story of life hope triumph and music - because music and singing is the way that these wonderful children best express themselves and when they come most alive. The film went on to win major awards at almost every major film festival around the world and when it was released in March 2008 it was acclaimed as one of the best documentaries to have been seen in years.
Nigel Slater sets out to put simplicity back into cooking and inspires viewers with his passion for gardening and for the kitchen. Each episode covers a week in the life of Nigel's cooking in which he prepares memorable and delicious meals aimed at those who'd rather spend more time eating than cooking. Picked plucked and pulled from the kitchen garden the emphasis is on simple and fresh recipes. From easy snacks to sumptuous desserts Nigel creates meals for different moods and days whether it's grilled sardines on a blisteringly hot August evening or a bowl of gently aromatic stew on a rainy day in late spring. Along the way he meets people who devote their lives to producing fresh food all taken back to cook in Nigel's kitchen.
! McEnroe is an intimate portrait of one of the most explosive and compelling sporting icons of all time. John was an era-defining talent, Number One in the world in four consecutive years, but also a man prone to self-destruction. It's this internal conflict that drove John to the very top, and very nearly broke him too. McEnroe features completely unseen film archive from some of the biggest matches in tennis history including the US Open and Wimbledon - as well as home video footage from John himself. Contributions from John's children and his wife Patty Smyth provide a level of intimacy that takes the film beyond a mere sports biopic and into the realms of something deeply personal and confessional. Featuring icons such as Billie Jean King, Bjorn Borg and Keith Richards, the film brings to life a golden age of tennis and the 80's excess of John's hometown: New York City.
This documentary details the tragic events in Rio de Janeiro on June 12th 2000 when armed young man Sandro do Nascimento desperately boards a bus and threatens to kill the passengers the whole episode being broadcast live on Brazilian national television... As an indictment of the injustices inherent in Brazillian society Bus 174 reveals the shocking reality of a situation that has inspired the likes of Lund and Meirelles's City Of God and Babenco's Pixote. Devastatingly dramatic
The second half of the 1930s was even more tumultuous than the first. The Cable Street riots of 1936 are just the start. Unemployment is still a curse on the nation, but the Government considers removing trams and horses to make room for an increasing number of car drivers. The unique footage of this film takes you to the heart of this remarkable period in British history.
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When Nazi Germany unleashed its military might on an unsuspecting world, a new world was introduced into the lexicon of warfare,Blitzkrieg - Lightning War! Poland Invaded 1939:With the use of powerful archive film footage and highly detailed computer generated battle maps, charts the progress of a deprived post World War I Germany. We follow the rapid and spectacular military build-up, through to the largely horse-drawn invasions of Czechoslovakia and Poland. France Falls 1940:This DVD Follows the highly coordinated assault on Norway, Denmark and France. There is dramatic footage of the invasion of Norway, the British and French counter invasion at sea, the failure of the Maginot line and the German advance through the Lowlands and Belgium. Finally we follow the retreat at Dunkirk and the fall of Paris. Russia Attacked 1941:The story of the most colossal military operation in living history, the invasion of Soviet Russia. Operation Barbarossa demonstrated that Hitler had not learnt from Napoleon when he invaded Russia in the winter. The scale of machanised warfare and the resulting casualties were the highest in the annuls of military history.
The first authorised documentary about the life of rap artist Tupac Shakur.
Filmmaker Luc Jacquet returns to the Antarctic to revisit the Emperor Penguins who call the frozen continent home. A decade after making his Academy Award® winning March of the Penguins, Jacquet spent two months shooting in the Antarctic winter using the new technology of 4K cameras, airborne drones, and under-ice diving to show the astonishing lives of these mysterious creatures in an entirely new light. March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step tells the story of two penguins, a father and son, as they face and overcome the almost unimaginable challenges of life in this hostile land.
Ex-Eastender hardman turned investagative journalist Ross Kemp returns to Afghanistan.
The Ultimate Crimes series tells the true life stories of the world's most infamous murders. Revealed for the first time on DVD are the crimes clues and forensic evidence that brought the most violent murderers to justice.Political KillingsSacco and Vanzetti were two poor Italian immigrants. On April 15th 1920 a paymaster and his guard were shot dead. The description of the suspects as 'looking like Italians' was enough for detectives to arrest the two anarchists and
An investigation of disaster capitalism based on Naomi Klein's proposition that neo-liberal capitalism feeds on natural disasters war and terror to establish its dominance.
Down from the Mountain is a treasurable record of a unique event: a live concert from Nashville featuring the artists and songs from the Coen Brothers' film O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Anyone who was delighted by that enchanting film and its traditional Americana soundtrack will find this concert an irresistible delight. It's not just a rehashing of the songs from the film, however, but an opportunity for some of the finest names in Bluegrass to perform a variety of traditional songs. Here we have Alison Krauss, Gillian Welch and Emmylou Harris playing separately before coming together for an a cappella rendition of "(Didn't Leave) Nobody but the Baby". Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley chills the spine with his lonesome "O Death", while bluesman Chris Thomas King wails "John Law Burned Down the Liquor Sto'". There are other marvellous performances from old-timey stalwarts The Cox Family and The Whites, more Gospel-infused singing from the Fairfield Four, and impressively authentic fiddling from John Hartford. Oddly, the only song not to be heard is the original film's standout item, "Man of Constant Sorrow". The concert is also available on CD. On the DVD: The disc's packaging is misleading, as it only lists 12 songs when there are several more in the concert, all of which are listed and can be accessed from the menu. There's a good 25-minute backstage documentary also included, plus some liner notes from the Coens. --Mark Walker
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