Unity Films

This book explores ways in which diverse regional cultures in Indonesia and their histories have been expressed in film since the early 1950s.

This book explores ways in which diverse regional cultures in Indonesia and their histories have been expressed in film since the early 1950s.

Films made between 1968-1974 by the radical film collective the Dziga Vertov Group (Groupe Dziga Vertov), most notably including Jean-Luc Godard along with Jean-Pierre Gorin. Their films are defined primarily for Brechtian forms, Marxist ideology, and a lack of personal authorship. The group was dissolved soon after the completion of 1972's Letter to Jane.

Important note: no further major releases are planned for Avid Xpress Pro. Real-world, real-time HD, SD, DV and film editing for Mac and PC One box has it all. As a desktop or portable editor, Avid Xpress Pro 5.8 software combines professional video, audio, film, effects, DVD authoring, and encoding tools—plus custom music creation tools—for both Mac and PC. Use the same industry-standard Avid tools that are used to create nearly all of today's feature films and prime time television shows. The Mac version has been updated with a Universal version that fully supports both Intel and PowerPC-based systems

The Battle of Chile, which chronicles the tumultuous last months of Salvador Allende’s Popular Unity government (1970-1973) in Chile, has been internationally hailed as a powerful historical portrait of the passions of a people divided and a nation on the brink of civil war.

“La Batalla de Chile” es un documental histórico que en las décadas de los 70 y 80 fue distribuido en 35 países del mundo. No es un filme de archivo: es un documento filmado en el momento mismo de producirse los hechos. Su autor y director trabajó con un equipo en medio de los acontecimientos. El material virgen (película de l6 MM en blanco y negro) fue una contribución del documentalista francés Chris Marker y el montaje se realizó gracias a la colaboración el Instituto de Cinematografía Cubano (ICAIC). Jorge Müller Silva (el cámara del filme) fue secuestrado por la policía ilitar de Pinochet en noviembre de 1974. Hasta hoy se desconoce su paradero. Es uno de los 3.000 desaparecidos que todavía hay en Chile. “La Batalla de Chile” ha sido objeto de la censura en Chile y nunca ha sido emitida por la televisión pública.