Revolution Season 1

Stories have been told throughout history since the time of cavemen. Over the centuries, this has evolved into modern cinema, television and even video games but some of the most well-known fables and fairy tales have endured and are still told today. Myths & Monsters is an interesting, 6 part documentary that chronicles the origin to some of the best-known stories in Western culture in an interesting and engaging way. Although a lack of Eastern-influenced fables is a little disappointing, this documentary does a good job of piquing interest in the various stories depicted whilst never diving deeply enough to make it an exhausting watch.

1968…. A immortal year that history finally changed! The year of the big strikes and protests. A revolt got started
that a new dynamism gave to the democratisation of politics and culture. But also musically, was 1968 a revolutionary year! MAY ‘68 brings all the musical highlights from the year 1968 together in a 4 CD box. With oa. Steppenwolf, The Kinks, Deep Purple, James Brown, Johnny Cash, The Monkees e.v.a. this is a fantastic historical document with great music that is still current sounds! 50 years of Imagination to the power! Relive those unique times back thanks to MAY ‘68!

Learn the basics of game development without coding!

In Westworld, music isn’t just atmospheric; it’s thematic. It both builds the fictional world and communicates something about that world to a viewer. Composer Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones) accomplishes the first feat easily enough with the opening ear warm (can you hear it already? Do-do-do-dodododo, do-do-dooo. So catchy). But Djawadi is also able to achieve something more interesting.

Torn from his homeland and the woman he loves, Spartacus, a Thracian warrior captured by Romans, is enslaved into a gladiator training school owned by Batiatus and his wife Lucretia. He is forced to fight daily for his life against deadly foes, under the brutal whip of trainer Doctore. Against all odds, Spartacus' rebellious instincts, his intense love for his wife Sura and his powerful fighting skills drive him to win a series of near-impossible battles - setting in motion a revolution against the tyranny of Rome. To survive, he must become more than a man, more than a gladiator. He must become a legend.

Filmmaker Rob Stewart advances the theory that though humans depend on the natural world for subsistence, humans are nature's greatest enemy.

Giorgio Giampà is a film music composer who scored films in Mexico, Sweden, Russia, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, the Emirates Arab United, Austria and the U.K. which were presented at Festivals such as Toronto, Venice, Berlin, Locarno, San Sebastian, Busan, San Francisco, Sao Paulo, Gothenburg and more.Giorgio was nominated at the Italian Golden Globes (Il Sud è Niente) and at the Italian Golden Ciak (Fräulein, Il Padre d’Italia), won the Best Score Awards at the 27th Kinotavr Open Russia Film Festival (Razbudi Menya) and at the 27th Sulmona Film Festival (Ragazze la vita trema) and was selected for Berlinale Talent Campus 2011, Moscow Generation Campus 2013, Reykjavik Transatlantic Talent Lab 2010 and other workshops.G. studied Music Composition, Film Music and Cinematography, played drums and guitar in several indie rock bands and played 200 shows around Europe, North America and Japan.