Premier

Details the early attempts, what worked, or why it didn't, in the history of adding partial or full colour to films. Includes early film clips to illustrate how most tries appeared to audiences.

The journey proceeds on desertic lands. Starting with the laborers quarrying red dirt at open-air mines, it follows the iron ore all the way to the ocean, aboard the world's longest train. At the end, the wrecks scattered on the beach announce the voyage's end. Meanwhile, bound for prosperous countries, the cargo of valuable ore is heaped into the holds of ships at the dock. This film uses the pinhole camera device, one of the earliest ways of capturing reality. The technique yields an unusual perception of the desert's geology, light, machines, and men.

Between Bali, where Ioanis Nuguet lived and found refuge after the sudden death of his father in a diving accident, and Provence, where he grew up and where his mother lived before she, too, died of cancer, the director weaves together fragments of his family history: a mosaic of places and impressions where life and death, beauty and pain, love and loss are intimately intertwined.

This 1943 documentary film reports on the technical progress of the cinematographic shooting, in particular the development of the slow motion in the scientific films.

A graduate of the Manchester United ‘Class of ‘92’, Paul Scholes is one of the most decorated players in Premier League history. With 11 top-flight titles, 3 F.A. Cups and 2 Champions League winners medals to his name, his has rightly been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. We sit down with the Englishman and those who played alongside him to talk through his incredible career.

Laure, a young woman who has just come of age, goes to a remote place to share her first time with an older and more experienced man.

Some of Marching Music’s Major League™ top ensembles will come together for a night of dramatic, passionate and exceptional performances during Drum Corps at the Cinema: 2019 DCI Tour Premiere, broadcast LIVE in movie theatres nationwide! This ninth-annual event will feature six of DCI’s top marching music ensembles: Blue Stars (La Crosse, WI), Bluecoats (Canton, OH), Boston Crusaders (Boston, MA), The Cadets (Allentown, PA), Carolina Crown (Fort Mill, SC), and Phantom Regiment (Rockford, IL).

The best goals from the first ten years of the F.A Premier League

"Sur Les Traces De Premier De Cordée", a color documentary from 1952 which will be released the same year as the eponymous photo book published by Arthaud, features Roger Frison-Roche and his sidekick Georges Tairraz II on the Aiguille du Grépon (3482 m) in the Aiguilles massif which overlooks the Chamonix valley. Together they co-produce the images of the ascent. The young Pierre Tairraz, who completed his training in Paris, at the school in the rue de Vaugirard (Cinema promotion in 1953), also took part in this very technical aerial filming as assistant to his father Georges Tairraz II and cameraman.

Over one hundred years of dreams through cinema, Eric Lange and Serge Bromberg tell the story of the history of color on the screen.

Arsenal's journey through the Premier League has been nothing short of amazing and has brought with it the glory of winning the championship, the shattering of records, a flood of breathtaking goals, and a team enriched with talent. This collection brings together the very best Arsenal action from the Premier League era and, with matches spanning a period of more than 20 years, there is plenty to relish. With high scoring matches, together with victories over Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, and North London rivals Tottenham, there is much to reflect on in this three disc collection packed with action from more than 60 great matches.