Category: Film & Video

Filming begins on the new documentary, "A Mormon President" and may uncover sub-currents of anti-Mormon feeling in the U.S.

Production has begun on a new documentary film, A Mormon President, which explores the historical roots of current presidential candidate Mitt Romney's biggest challenge to being elected President: his Mormon faith.

Time Warner Cable Viewers can now view the UFO award winning film "Alien Secrets" on their Pay Per View/Movies on Demand channels. Comcast and Satellite households will also be able to order the film in selective cities.

Starting on Tuesday July 10th: cable viewers in selective Time Warner Cable Systems, Satellite and Comcast Networks providers will be able to order on their Movie on Demand and VOD channels, the award winning, fun and innovative film Alien Secrets; The Spinal Tap of UFO's with a touch of truth! "The movie is a hybrid of a made for Hollywood type film and a journalistic documentary", commented Producer Richard Smith.

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Brandon Scott, Sky Barmettler, Mike Ziton

Roll another one, just like the other one. A young filmaker wants to make a movie on smokers.

A budding young filmmaker appeals to strangers online to help fund a documentary on the subculture of marijuana in NYC.

The new video entitled, "Discovering the Source of Happiness" features a talk by Shiv R. Jhawar, author of "Building a Noble World" and founder of Noble World Foundation. With a mix of philosophy, psychology, spirituality, and science, he leads viewers on a journey to discover the key to their own inner happiness and peace.

Noble World Foundation has just launched a free online video entitled, Discovering the Source of Happiness. In this inspirational and insightful video, Shiv R. Jhawar, author of Building a Noble World and founder of Noble World Foundation, takes viewers on a profound journey that explores the rarely explained secrets of happiness. Many viewers find themselves amazed by what they learn about themselves.

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Shiv R. Jhawar

"Riddles in Stone: The Secret Architecture of Washington D.C." reveals the hidden meanings behind the symbols of secret societies that were imbedded in the architecture of the capitol of the free world and that literally set in stone the future policies of a nation founded by Christians, but often governed by those with an agenda of a different purpose.

The newly released award winning documentary by Antiquities Research Films Riddles in Stone: The Secret Architecture of Washington D.C. reveals the hidden meanings behind the symbols of secret societies that were imbedded in the architecture of the capitol of the free world and that literally set in stone the future policies of a nation founded by Christians, but often governed by those with an agenda of a different purpose.

As straight families celebrate their freedom this July 4th, gay illegal immigrants and their American born partners are left wondering why they're free to buy a dog from most any country they choose, yet they can't sponsor the person they love. While straight Americans routinely sponsor foreign partners either legitimately, or sight unseen as "mail order brides," gay Americans and their foreign partners are forced to live as felons no matter how many years their relationship spans. Such is the plight for Nicole and Amy in last year's politically charged gay immigration film, Maple Palm, which sneaks across the border from theaters to home video when it's released on DVD Tuesday, July 3.

The plight of gay illegal immigrants featured in last year's controversial independent film, Maple Palm, has arrived on home video with a newly released Collector's Edition DVD. Art imitates life in this disturbingly intense dramatization of a lesbian couple together 15 years, concealing the secret that one is an illegal immigrant. When their secret is exposed, the girls must choose -- fight to stay together, or let bureaucracy tear them apart. The real-life political issue is equally obscure in the gay movement as it is within the immigration movement, yet for those trapped within the bureaucracy, the burden is very real. As straight families celebrate their freedom this July 4th, gay illegal immigrants and their American born partners are left wondering why they're free to buy a dog from most any country they choose, yet they can't sponsor the person they love.

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Deborah Stweart as Nicole and Andrea Carvajal as Amy in Maple Palm.

Based on the documentary, "God & Gays: Bridging the Gap," this event looks to stop the suicides and put sex and religion on the table. Featuring controversial progressive Christian speakers Bishop John Shelby Spong, Rev. Dr. Mel White, Peggy Campolo (disagreeing wife of evangelical Tony Campolo) plus hear an amazing story from an Arkansas mother who "wished her daughter was dead than be gay" and soon got her wish. Break out groups include ex-gay survivors support, youth alliance workshops, straight ally support, healing the sense of separation for GLBTQ adults and transgender education.

"I rather she be dead than gay," confesses a mother who, unfortunately, got her wish. She lost her daughter to suicide and openly talks about it in the heart-wrenching and yet unifying feature documentary, God and Gays: Bridging the Gap.

Online TV show blends old world philosophies with contemporary style for balanced, healthful living.

From acupuncture and meditation to organic foods and eco-friendly homes, a new show called Zen Living debuts as a virtual health and wellness center with tips and advice on how to make everyday living more balanced, natural and healthy.

Unique continuing education documentary targets drug industry influence.

Boston, MA -- Frustrated by the pervasive pharmaceutical marketing in health care and related conflicts of interest that exist, Elissa Ladd, PhD, APRN, and Clinical Assistant Professor at the MGH Institute of Health Professions, is heading up a new program which showcases a documentary entitled: PERx: Prescribing Evidence-Based Therapies. The film, featuring expert commentary from renowned medical opinion leaders, and accompanying interactive website (www.perxinfo.org) will be launched on Monday, June 18.

A video eulogy to the controversial Vander Eyk Dairy, “A Eulogy Written on a Country Pasture,” was released today by Amanda Rose, Ph.D., neighbor of the Vander Eyk Dairy and author of forthcoming "Rebuild from Depression," a book on food nutrients and depression. The video includes images of the confined cows at the Pixley, California, dairy and young heifers on the 10,000 acres of pasture land belonging to the Vander Eyk family.

A video eulogy to the controversial Vander Eyk Dairy, A Eulogy Written on a Country Pasture, was released on Friday by Amanda Rose, Ph.D., neighbor of the Vander Eyk Dairy and author of forthcoming Rebuild from Depression, a book on food nutrients and depression.