Invading the Private

A producer was quoted as saying, “We’re drowning in a tidal wave of vets with arms up cow’s bums.” There is an explosion of real people, real jobs and real life on television. Is this always a good thing? In the past you may have needed a celebrity to make a television program— now ordinary people make great drama. All you need is to be ordinary enough and you could be on television. Open your door and the camera could film you picking your nose... How is the focus on ordinary people useful and how may it be destructive?

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For Better, For Worse 1 of 4

duration 44 minutes 4 seconds

For Better, For Worse

For Better, For Worse

For Better, For Worse

For Better, For Worse

Grete and Svein have lived together in sickness and health for over 50 years—until Grete is stricken with Alzheimer’s disease. As the illness develops Grete…

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L’amour Station 2 of 4

duration 27 minutes 58 seconds

L’amour Station

L’amour Station

L’amour Station

L’amour Station

The film tells about the everyday life of a provincial medical assistant. About his methods of struggle for moral purity in the settlement and his personal love drama.

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Last House Standing 3 of 4

duration 54 minutes 18 seconds

Last House Standing

Last House Standing

Last House Standing

Last House Standing

In another month, the old mansion will be torn down. He awakes often, only to say farewell to the house. The owner, Mr. Jiang, would repeatedly say that he hates this…

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Little Angels :The Lunnis Family 4 of 4

duration 5 seconds

Little Angels :The Lunnis Family

Little Angels :The Lunnis Family

Little Angels :The Lunnis Family

Little Angels :The Lunnis Family

Chris and Zora Lunnis live in Leigh On Sea with Zora’s 13-year-old son and their identical three-and-half-year-old twins Elodie and Asher. Chris is a project…

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