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The breathtaking underwater world of the Caribbean holds many secrets. For millions of years, sea turtles and sharks have successfully shared this habitat. Here, sunlight penetrates crystal clear water and casts its spe
This documentary explores the history of treasure hunting and the pirates of Caribbean Let the games begin with Treasure Hunting.
A droning account of several famous pirates & pirate bands interspersed with commentary by several unanimated experts, featuring movie clips, still painting, & repeated video that don't really convey the dramatic
Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Bahamas, Morrocoy, Bonaire, and Los Roques. Take a look into these six diving destinations in the Caribbean.
Shown at the 1960 Edinburgh international Film Festival, this dazzling travelogue records Guyana’s idyllic flora and the industries that supplied raw materials for British homes.
A groundbreaking feature length documentary with 30 subjects whose compelling and transformative raw portraits and narratives deconstructs what it means to be Caribbean, LGBTQ, and living in the North American diaspora.
The pirates engage in a fierce struggle against nature in order to survive on the ship.
Hurricanes and droughts in the Caribbean are becoming more frequent and devastating. Mangroves and coral reefs can mitigate their impact, protecting lives and property. However, climate change and human activity are weak
Armed with venomous spines, invisible to its prey, a pack hunter who terrorizes other fishes - watch the stunning adventures of lionfish. Get to know the fish's prowess to dominate the oceans, to the extent that its inva
We are in Antigua, a Caribbean island of just over 80,000 inhabitants. Antigua is an island with a "British" imprint: it was a British colony led by Captain Nelson, a bitter enemy of the pirates who infested these landma
Film about travels and adventures.
A documentary on cultural identities, with an emphasis on music and African religions in Cuba and Pernambuco, Brazil, seen through the eyes of two artists: a Cuban actress and theater director, and a Brazilian “coquista”
Survival in the Caribbean islands of Cuba and Hispaniola requires adaptation. Over time, new species, such as the solenodon, have formed.
Travelogue promoting air travel to the Caribbean. During a glamorous trip to Cuba, Jamaica, and other islands, an animated figure periodically pops up with comments and praise for Pan American’s service. NOTE: This is on
A 59 minute video displaying beautiful tropical fish and reefs set to relaxing music
A documentary exploring shipwrecks and a massive volcano that erupted over a century ago.
What are the facts behind the legends'? Did pirates really force prisoners to walk the plank'. Was there really a Jolly Roger'? These questions and many more are answered in this compelling program that details what it m