Showing posts with label Documentaries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Documentaries. Show all posts

Sunday, June 14, 2020

CULTURE--TV--DOCUMENTARIES--ARTE TV DOCUMENTARIES

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June 5-July 6, 2020: How Cities Can Grow Sustainably

How can cities build in density without making life a nightmare for its residents? A tour of creative architectural solutions in Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp and Berlin.

June 7-July 7, 2020: Secrets of the Ghent Altarpiece

After eight years of restoration, one of the greatest works of art ever made looks once again as its creators intended. The monumental tableau that is the Ghent Altarpiece, also known as the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, captures the viewer with its intense realism and complicated symbolism. A full immersion into this revolutionary work that looked forward to the modern world.

CULTURE--TV--DW Documentaries (3 videos)

"DW Documentary gives you information beyond the headlines. Watch high-class documentaries from German broadcasters and international production companies. Meet intriguing people, travel to distant lands, get a look behind the complexities of daily life and build a deeper understanding of current affairs and global events. ...explore the world around you with DW Documentary from Deutsche Welle (DW), Germany's international broadcaster."

June 6: Rising threat from the seas

June 9: Child labour for shimmering cosmetics

June 11: Children of jihad


DW Documentaries: Videos ; Playlists

CULTURE--TV--Al Jazeera Documentaries (22 videos)

June 5: Has Khalifa Haftar's campaign in Libya failed?

June 6: How is COVID-19 impacting Iran's economy?

June 6: Capturing police crackdown on protesters outside White House

June 6: Is it time we learned to live with the coronavirus?

June 7: Qatar Airways CEO: Coronavirus has changed the airline industry

June 7:  What is it like to be a black journalist in the US right now?

June 7: Conflict in Libya: Another initiative 

June 8: Caught on camera: Police brutality and racism in Trump's America

June 8: How is Kashmir coping with back-to-back lockdowns?

June 8: Why is the US pulling out troops from Germany?

June 9: How can you be an ally to the Black Lives Matter movement?

June 9: What's the psychological cost of the coronavirus? 

June 10: Conspiracy to Massacre: Anti-Semitism in America

June 10: Is Canada facing its own reckoning with racism?

June 10: What does it take to end racism?

June 10: Morocco's Bollywood Dream

June 10: Riders Of Destiny: Risking Life as a Child Jockey in Indonesia

June 11: Has the United States turned a corner on racism? 

June 11: World Bank's (Ramzi) Neman (World Bank's Special Representative to Iraq: 'Critical time' as Iraq faces multiple crises

June 11: What does it mean to be Black in America?

June 11: Covering the George Floyd protests as a Black journalist

June 11: Who should look after refugees during the coronavirus pandemic? 


Al Jazeera Documentaries: Videos Playlists

Friday, June 5, 2020

CULTURE--Film--Going Dark--Nature Bats Last

June 2: Going Dark

30 minute documentary based on Guy McPherson's book with the same title.

Nature Bats Last: Videos ; Playlists

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

CULTURE/SPORTS--Gladiator (Individual)--Sumo Wrestling--NHK Documentary (2 videos)

May 26-June 22: Rikishi Up Close: GRAND SUMO Preview Sumopedia Special 

In the ring, "rikishi," or wrestlers, are tough-looking men who dedicate their lives to the sport, fight fierce bouts and don't talk much. The first episode takes an up-close look at who they really are.

May 27-June 22: Regular Life of Rikishi: GRAND SUMO Preview Sumopedia Special

To climb the ranks of GRAND SUMO, wrestlers undergo rigorous training every day. They learn sumo and develop their prowess through life at the stable. This episode looks into what "rikishi" do when they're not fighting in tournaments.

CULTURE--TV--NHK DOCUMENTARIES

May 23-June 15: COVID-19: Big Data Battles the Virus

The fight against the novel coronavirus is entering a new phase, as people worldwide begin to resume normal life alongside an invisible enemy. To help win this battle, experts are turning to a potentially potent weapon: big data. Using AI, NHK teams up with Japan's leading scientists to analyze the massive volume of research on the virus and spot promising trends. Meanwhile, as efforts to contain the virus using big data from smartphones raise personal privacy concerns, developers in Japan are working on an app that ensures users' anonymity. And Nobel Laureate Yamanaka Shinya of Kyoto University joins us in the studio as we explore the mechanisms of the virus and possible treatments.

NHK On Demand Documentaries

NHK On Demand Video

Friday, May 22, 2020

CULTURE--TV--NHK Documentary

COVID-19: Battle on the Cruise Ship

Broadcast May 9, available on demand until August 9

"Japanese authorities faced their first large cluster of COVID-19 infections in early February when the Diamond Princess luxury cruise ship returned to port in Yokohama. Of the 3,700 passengers and crew, more than 700 were infected with the novel coronavirus, and 13 people died. NHK conducted an in-depth investigation into what happened inside the ship. It reveals a microcosm of Japan's battle against the virus, and offers important clues for managing the crisis."

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