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Documentary about the Train Tunnel Gotthard
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Documentary about the Train Tunnel Gotthard
More Than Live is a concert film of rock band Swiss Gotthard. It mainly collects a performance held live during the promotional tour of the album Homerun , together with some images and archive footage that present the b
In the early 1990s, Gotthard, the most internationally renowned Swiss rock band, was born. In 2010, while their success was on the rise, singer and Harley fan Steve Lee was struck down on a Nevada highway. Overcoming all
Short film depicting the Gotthard Base Tunnel. Part of the Anthropocene installation.
The title means "The last postillion (stage-coachman) of the St.Gotthard-pass". A company of select people joins the horse-driven coach for crossing the center of the Alps over the traditional path high on the mountain v
01. LET IT RAIN 02. ACOUSTIC MEDLEY 1999 03. ONE LIFE. ONE SOUL 04. HEY JIMI 05. BAND INTERVIEWS
Recorded live at Firefest III on October 28 in Nottingham, UK, at the city's famous Rock City venue.There was an air of anticipation surrounding Gotthard's appearance on stage. It was as if the crowd saw the band as roya
Documentary focuses on the Gotthard massif and the technical crossings in a north-south direction, particularly over the last 200 years.
The spectacular railroad panorama in the Alps, taken from a train passing through various tunnels, and over the great Wassen Loops.
A travel documentary on landscapes, which utilizes the phantom ride technique and which makes use of the momentum of shots taken with the camera mounted on moving vehicles. Each means of transport answers to differing ru
The original Gotthard railway tunnel through the Swiss Alps, took ten years to build and cost 147 lives. It was a mammoth undertaking and required the construction of long ramps on either side totalling 85 miles. Dozens
The Gotthard is everything in one: a pass, a water castle, a bulwark, the shortest north-south connection in the heart of Europe, a sacred mountain and, since the opening of the road tunnel in 1980, a symbol of progress
1906, produced by Charles Urban, cinematography by Frank Ormiston-Smith.