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It is one of the greatest mysteries of all time. How did the ancient Egyptians build the pyramids and lift obelisks? Theories about ropes, ramps, ingenuity and brute force abound. Even aliens have been credited. But ther
The artist performs a kind of physical and emotional catharsis of a body thwarted by taboos. Through this trance-like performance, she liberates her mixed-race nomadic body, tamedby education, law, history, and society.
Through a personal journey through space and time, where the past and present connect, a granddaughter rediscovers with her grandfather the corners of her childhood and ventures to explore her memory, in an incessant sea
Documentary about Johannes Hogebrink's attempt to teach his dog how to hang glide.
This documentary short film depicts the proper manner for ground inspection, flight preparation, takeoff, flying, single-engine flying, and landing of the P-61 series of American night fighter aircraft (Black Widows). Th
Learn the secrets, strengths, and fatal flaws of the fighter plane that changed the landscape of air dominance in the 1990s-until it all came crashing down. See the first interview with Dale Zelko, the only pilot to ever
The Spitfire: Britain's Flying Past
With ulterior motives in hand, a man travelling on a plane has a dastardly plan. Will he succeed?
"A hunter of secretive shares, I entered the forest of being ... " - with the poems of Velemir Khlebnikov, we enter the world of birds, where the flycatcher, orioles, remezes reveal their "secretive shares" to us. And we
Take one blue-and-white domestic cat. Add one small brown house mouse. Mix in a handful of chases, stir in a few falling anvils and top off with one brutish bulldog named Spike. Yields 14 delightful cartoons! This fast a
“The Last Great Circus Flyer” follows the career of trapeze performer Miguel Vazquez who, at the age of 17, achieved the “Impossible'” quadruple somersault during a 1982 Ringling Bros. performance. Vazquez's “Quad” was a
Stateless Arlen Khadaa lives at an airport in Kyrgyzstan. Without papers, he can neither enter nor leave the country. He lives on airport food, brushes his teeth and washes his clothes in the public toilet, and sleeps on
A behind the scenes look of The People vs. Larry Flynt (1996), with interviews with the cast and screw and the real life counter parts.
A Terrytoons cartoon released 5 April 1935.
The film "The Flying Grape", through the simple perspective of an 11-year-old boy named Aman, tells a story of daring to pursue a soccer (football) dream and never giving up. It interprets that the pursuit of dreams is a
Flying the Secret Sky tells the story of passionate, risk-taking young men braving treacherous winter skies over the North Atlantic in primitive, unarmed aircraft. Told by the flyers themselves, including an American civ
Back in 2009, Mong Thongdee was participated paper airplane competition in regional and national level and he won the first price in both competitions. He represents Thailand to compete for paper airplane in Japan. But M
Coinciding with the 1997 "Star Wars" Special Editions, "George Lucas: Flying Solo," profiles the director as he discusses his formative years, as well as clips and insight into his 16mm short films, "Look at Life," "Herb
Originally found on a crusty old Windows 95 computer originally belonging to Lockheed Martin, this 3D aircraft screen saver featuring planes from the Blue Impulse aerobatic demonstration team was rediscovered in 2022 by