Alexander Barantschik - San Francisco Symphony
A Studio B Production – Co-produced by Citizen Film for the San Francisco Symphony
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A Studio B Production – Co-produced by Citizen Film for the San Francisco Symphony
Joey Alexander profile with great clips from Newport Jazz, courtesy of Asian Dreamers and NHK World TV.
A cat sprints through a blinding white box, pursued by flashes of light, shifting spaces, and fleeting images. Soundscapes and droning textures propel this hypnotic run into the realm of the wild and the uncanny.
Under the tutelage of talented rock musician Trey Alexander, greatly improve your guitar playing skills by learning how to master a wide variety of contemporary grooves, rhythmic patterns, techniques, approaches to playi
Alexandre Pires shares the spotlight with Gloria Estefan in "Santo, Santo" in this compilation of music videos from Pires's 2007 album, "Exitos, Solo Para Usted." The Grammy Award-winning Brazilian pop singer heats thing
Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria tour London by carriage. Included on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion".
Two sporty guys AJ Alexander and Rick Lous relax in the beauty of Berlin’s nature and smoke. Featuring rough rubber, deep throating, and steamy tongue fucking.
Big celebration of Princess Ingrid Alexandra's 18th birthday, with guests like Else Kåss Furuset, Stig Brenner and Jonas Gahr Støre among others.
Amateur film depicting what is arguably the first Moss Side Carnival, in Alexandra Park, Manchester. Now one of the largest community events in the North of England, this early Carnival is packed with floats, fashion, fo
The epic tale of Alexander the Great, as told by writer/director Mark St. George
Favorite Son is not a traditional documentary. Reporter Nyla Caputo (Julia Lowe Walker) questions some of the myths and ideologies handed down to us about Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson as sh
The Mutiny of Opis is a speech that Alexander the Great gave to his generals, furious, because they wanted to return home after years of wars.
This documentary explores how Alexi Devilliers's love for cooking and art became a life-saver for the homeless at Justa Center