Documentary

This set was released ca. 2006 by Public Fund Center of Central Asian Cinematography with the assistance of the Open Society Institute, in an effort to spread appreciation of Central Asian film making and understanding of the nations and peoples of Central Asia. It was released to diplomatic and educational institutions.

Shadows of Progress is a landmark collection, bringing together for the first time over 14 hours of film material preserved in the BFI National Archive, telling the previously untold story of British documentary filmmaking through the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

Features new remastered editions of five works from the director whose movies crossed new frontiers.

The Dutch documentary 900 Days – Myth and Reality of the Siege of Leningrad has won a prize at the Moscow ArtDokFest. The Special Jury Prize for Long Documentary was presented to director Jessica Gorter.

Now in this stunning and detailed 5 disc collection, see the war as it was - warts and all. Go back to the early days of French colonialism in Southeast Asia and get an understanding of the underlying circumstances that became the breeding ground for the war; witness the horror of jungle warfare and see what life was like for the brave soldiers who put it all on the line.

A look at contemporary art and artists.

A look at contemporary art and artists.

A look at contemporary art and artists.

This a gift DVD includes three documentaries about the Great Patriotic War. This DVD was presented to heads of state, official delegations and accredited foreign journalists who came to Moscow to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Great Victory 9 May 2005.

The Al Pacino Boxset Collection "An Actor’s Vision" includes: "Chinese Coffee (2000)", "Looking for Richard (1996)", "Local Stigmatic (1990)" and Bonus Disc "Babbelonia (2005)".