What you are about to see in the documentary Into Eternity is the Netherlands’s answer to an age-old problem. The film attempts to answer the question; What do we do with the waste from the result of using nuclear energy that gives us electricity, submarine power and even yes the development of weaponry.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8447″] During the most tumultuous time for media in generations, filmmaker Andrew Rossi gains unprecedented access to the newsroom at The New York Times.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8393″] Following a screening of excerpts from their latest film, “Prohibition,†filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick discussed the key themes of their project
[jwplayer mediaid=”8388″] Buck possesses near magical abilities as he dramatically transforms horses – and people – with his understanding, compassion and respect. In this film,
[jwplayer mediaid=”8339″] “There’s no wisdom worth having that isn’t hard won” Director: Cindy Meehl Stars: Buck Brannaman
Living forever is wacky, whimsical and downright fantasy, but that’s from my point of view. The documentary on How To Live Forever shows real people who have broke through the over a 100 age ceiling. This serious approach to an age-old quest is a must watch for the optimistic and a fun film for us dreamers.
Whether you are a horse lover or just an avid documentary film fan Buck should be on your list. The interesting, educational, compassionate and enjoyable movie takes a close look at the world of animal kindness and communication.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8167″] Disneyland just opened The Little Mermaid Aeriel’s Undersea Adventure. This is a new ride for the whole family. WWW.Yeticket.com had the pleasure to
I’m sitting here watching a 1 hour and 30 minute long advertisement called The Greatest Movie Ever Sold and asking myself, ‘what did I do to deserve this torture, become a critic?’ Well at least as a member of the movie society, albeit not a popular member, the movie does have tongue-in-cheek nuances that do entertain.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8005″] ‘My Perestroika’ tells the story of five people from the last generation of Soviet children who were brought up behind the Iron Curtain.