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Archive for March, 2008

Kabul Transit

A very interesting doc on post-war Afghanistan…

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 ”The Man Who Walked Across the World” pt 1 of doc by BBC 4

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Read his fabulous travelogue, “The Travels of Ibn Battuta,” translated into English by Tim Mackintosh-Smith.

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Tuvan Throat Singing

You may have never known that a human voice can make sounds like this…

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Sidi Touré

A great doc on Sidi Touré, a musician from Mali who has been struggling to make an international break. The style is raw and unabashedly video-ish.
from www.dailymotion.com posted with vodpod

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A brilliant argument for the use of digital video by one of the world’s foremost artists of the cinema. He argues that a filmmaker doesn’t need a crew, a big budget, and pretentious ideas to make films- a filmmaker needs real life and a video camera. As Abbas says, digital video brings cinema back into [...]

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The only film made by renowned Iranian poet Forugh Farrokhzad, who died at the age of 32. This poetic portrait of a leper colony is considered a landmark film in Iranian cinema and in the history of essay filmmaking. Though it is sometimes difficult to watch, it is one of a handful of films that, [...]

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The Letter

A short film on memory by Iona Fournier-Tombs
from www.vimeo.com posted with vodpod

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From Moses Maimonides’ Guide to the Perplexed

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Another fabulous, poignant BBC documentary on the wonders of Islamic art and architecture, presented by the humorous and greatly enthused Waldemar Januszczak.
from www.youtube.com posted with vodpod

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A fabulous work of travel-documentary
from www.youtube.com posted with vodpod

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