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In 1954, Daniel Vérin, a young schoolteacher of Algerian descent, made a radical decision: he turned his back on colonial France and joined the Algerian insurgents. He enlisted in the FLN, then the ALN, and became "Ali,"
Constructed as part of the dramaturgical structure of the play Black Brecht: what if Brecht were black?, presented by Coletivo Legítima Defesa in 2019, this film/video-intervention makes use of editing, internet content
Marvel as skilled craftspeople transform white oak logs into finished baskets.
Colonial Life for Children: St. Augustine
In this educational DVD. Tracy and Greg, wondering what life for the Pilgrims was really like, blast back in time to Plimoth Plantation. Follow along as they visit with the Pilgrims and learn about daily life. A Wampanoa
This is a story of remarkable generosity and considerable personal participation, chronicled here through archival photos and film, a narrative drawn from the record, and the first-person recollections of David Rockefell
The introduction of Spanish currency into the history of Peru after the Conquest of the Inca Empire.
Patrice Lumumba – the first Prime Minister of the newly independent African state, The Congo. To fellow Africans he was a hero – the man who had won his country’s independence from the Belgians. But for the secret servic
A preview of the preparation works for the etnographic exhibition to take place in Oporto.
This is a dramatization of the color and style of clothing distinctive to eighteenth-century America. It was an age of knee breeches, full gowns, fancy brocades, silk stockings, linen shirts, decorative buckles, elaborat
This documentary delves into the rich history of Nevis' early colonial churches and their profound influence on the island's cultural and social evolution. It explores the arrival of English settlers, the establishment o
In April 1994, the parents of two-year-old Samuel Ishimwe were murdered in Rwanda. Their fate was shared by up to a million people in the genocide against the country’s Tutsi minority. Thirty years on, Samuel sets out to
A preview of the preparation works for the etnographic exhibition to take place in Oporto.
Colonial Life for Children: The French and Colonial Quebec
Colonial Life for Children: Willian Penn and Pennsylvania
Assassinated Lebanese intellectual Mahdi Amel — often dubbed “the Arab Gramsci” — famously said: “He who resists is never defeated.” What use is his thought to us today, and what is our responsibility as image makers to
Every Christmas in the Netherlands, the same debate rages over Black Pete, Santa's black-faced assistant who is played by a blacked-up white person. Sporting an afro and huge red lips, the character is reminiscent of rac
Provides a tour overview of Colonial Williamsburg.
For over 200 years, migration has been intrinsic to Australia’s national identity. In the first of three migration programs for upper primary viewers, the colonisation of Australia from 1788-1900 is depicted. A range of
A visual study of the colonial, military and religious architecture of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.