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 Raising
Kids in the West
Raising Kids in the West, Well the word says it all that what we are
talking about in this documentary.
This documentary give the different opinions from the Parents living
in Pakistan and abroad, According to them there is a lot cultural
imbalance and norms and the kids are adopting fast. And it also has
different opinions of Kids living in the western society and they
think that they can be raised well in the west. But there is also
a group of young people that they can never adjust in the west, and
the debate goes on….. |
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 The
Open Ocean
The Ocean is ancient, varied and vast, covering 70% of the
earth’s surface. It contains extraordinary creatures, like the
leafy sea dragon, the narwhal ‘Unicorn of the sea’ and
the whale shark. It has kept forests, deserts, coral reef jungles
and the cold black permanent night of the deep sea. It effects our
oxygen and our weather.
David Attenborough shows the diversity of this spectacular realm
and in particular in Newfound land where millions of capelin fish
provide a feeding bonanza for birds, seals and great
whales, He also dives with He also dives with sharks
and shows his there and then! |
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 CAMPAIGN:
THE KAWASAKI CANDIDATE
In the fall of 2005, 40-year-old, self-employed Kazuhiko "Yama-san"
Yamauchi's
Peaceful, humdrum life was turned upside-down. Japanese Prime Minister
Junichiro Koizumi's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) had suddenly
chosen him as its official Candidate to run for a vacant seat on
the Kawasaki city council. Yama-san had zero Experience in politics,
no charisma, no supporters, no constituency, and no time to prepare
for the impending election. The election was critical for the LDP.
Yama-san's loss would automatically oust the LDP from its position
as the dominant political party on the council. Thus, the LDP forms
a strong campaign team consisting of every LDP politician from the
Kawasaki
Region to fight the intense battle against the party's opponents
all veterans of the Democratic Party, the Communist Party, and the
Kanagawa Network. The campaign team invites many of the LDP's political
big shots—Nobuteru Ishihara, Yoriko Kawaguchi, and even Prime
Minister Koizumi himself to back its inexperienced candidate rare
sight for an election in a politically insignificant suburban town.
Adhering to the campaign tactic of "bowing to everybody, even
to telephone poles," Yama-san visits local festivals, kindergarten
sports events, senior gatherings, commuter train stations, and even
bus stops to offer his hand to every one he sees. Can Yama-san win
this heated race? Through its candid, cinema-verite style camerawork,
this rare, detailed documentary of a Japanese election reveals the
true nature of "democracy. |
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 Beggars
This documentary is about an organized and a very profitable
business, an investigative delight in its genre. This document shows
the real stats of poverty and poverty line politics. Meet real beggars
in their modest home with luxuries, techniques and art, medicine,
the burn skin kids and community. Know how much they earn a day, how
much a “signal” cost. The law and nexus of police and
protectors. |
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 How
Putin came to Power?
In the autumn of 1999, Putin was an unknown civil servant in charge
of Russia's FSB, the country's ill-loved intelligence agency. How
did it happen that he became Boris Yeltsin's heir as Russian president?
This is the story of the deal that put Vladimir Putin into the
Kremlin.
The tiny group of officials and super-rich businessmen around Boris
Yeltsin and his children, known as "The Family" gave a
leg up to Putin in the understanding that he would protect them
from ambitious prosecutors who wanted to nail them for their corrupt
practices. The generals and spy chiefs who'd been humiliated in
Chechnya were aching for a war of revenge. Putin would let them
fight their war. It's a story that has little to do with democracy,
and a lot to do with the real exercise of raw power in modern Russia. |
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 Rung
The complexities of skin complexion, the black slavery, A documentary
on color discrimination, prevailing in our society from a girl's marriage
to the phenomenal racial discrimination. |
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 Bhuli
Hoi Hoon Daastan
The documentary Bhuli Hoi Hoon Daastan(Cinema) is divided in two segments
first part tells us about the golden era of Lollywood in which we
had heroes like Mohammad Ali, Waheed Murad, Nadeem and how the industry
flourished in the testing times of hardship of being a new born state
and how did it went through, In the second part it shows the sudden
demise of the industry what are the reasons of less cinema houses
and gandasa culture being made frequently and serious cinema is being
ignored and who are responsible for all this. This documentary showcase
issues e.g. Class and studio culture, our hero’s
and heroines, directorial sense, technical capabilities, screen writers,
music, lyrics, VCR, copyrights, electrifying seductive resonance to
the screen, censorship, government support and so much update to the
decline of cinema in Pakistan |
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 The
Disaster Maker
Intensive reporting on the devastating flooding in Mozambique in the
year 2000 resulted in world wide fundraising to provide relief .Today
the country is facing a catastrophic drought that will claim far more
lives then the flood four year ago. This time, however, media interest
has been minimal and there has been no massive influx of donations
from the general public. 
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 Burqa
In this documentary we go deep in the dying tradition Of Burqa. We
have discussed in detail about the historical background of Burqa
with respect to different cultures and religions. How it was imposed
on women in Afghanistan, I it a necessity or just a tradition in our
women folk. The different types of Burqa have been shown in detailed
manner like Shuttle Cock etc. This documentary also gives the impression
of our society that women are also adopting this as a fashion symbol.
This 39 minutes documentary covers different aspects from different
walks of life. |
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 Taxi
to the Dark side
Taxi to the Dark side examines the death of an Afghan taxi driver
at Bagram Air Base from injuries inflicted by U.S. soldiers. In an
unflinching look at the Bush administration’s policy on torture,
filmmaker Alex Gibney takes us from a village in Afghanistan to Guantanamo
and straight to the White House.
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 Genghis
Khan
Brutal tyrant or man of vision? Always strike first and always take
revenge. Genghis Khan learnt these lessons the hard way during a violent
childhood. Son of a murdered father, Genghis grew up in the unforgiving
environment of the Mongolian Steppe. But how did an outcast, raised
in poverty,come to be the great Khan?
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 Taxi
Dreams
These days, 90% of taxicab license applicants are born outside of
the U. S... Taxi Dreams follows the stories of five of these immigrant
drivers...on the road to the American dream. This Documentary tells
the story about the immigrants taxi drivers who come to USA to earn
money and help their families back in there home land, it also narrates
the problems faced during their ride language problems, different
kind of passengers and lot more.
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 Bush
The World According to Bush is an explosive film. a journey into the
very heart of the power-base closely tied to the oil industry. William
Karel, the famous director, faces of with C.Powel, Hans Blix and Javier
Perez de Cuellar, and the Heads of CIA, who speak candidly about “the
biblical world vision” extolled by Bush himself, the premeditated
decision to go to war with Iraq, and the secret relationships with
Military-Industrial Complex..
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 Swept
Away
Sea is the biggest graveyard, A forty five minute visual delight about
the "drowning victims" and steps taken by the relevant authorities
to counter the trend. This document also details the reasons of drowning
with graphical detailing, survival techniques and emotional reactions
of victims families. The documentary also provides information flash
point on different beach conditions in different seasons. Mistakes
that drowning victims make, yearly statistics details with stories
of victims of drowning all over the world and in Pakistan.
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 Khuda
Na Khuasta
This documentary is real life accounts of “evident circumstances”,
based on; what if
“America attacks Iran”?
Do you think Iran’s plan behind nuclear weapons will turn out
another war for “ weapon of mass deception”?
Find answers to simplest of questions….Is US war for democracy,
weapons of Mass Destructions or for fossil fuel economy boosters?
Find the reality bites behind the extension of war against terrorism
to the axis of evil?
Watch this documentary to know what the economists, defense analysts
and media watchdogs thinks on the global repercussion of war against
Iran. |
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 Please
Vote For Me
Wuhan is a city in central China about the size of London, and it
is here that director Weijun Chen has conducted an experiment in democracy.
A grade 3 class at Evergreen Primary school has their first encounter
with democracy by holding an election to select class monitor. Eight
year olds compete against each other for the coveted position, abetted
and egged on by teachers and doting parents. Elections in China take
place only within the communist party, but recently millions of Chinese
voted in their version of pop idol. The purpose of Weijun Chen’s
experiment is to determine how, if democracy came to China, it would
be received, is democracy a universal value that fits human nature?
DO elections inevitably lead to manipulation? Please vote for me is
a portrait of a society and a town through a school, its children
and its families. |
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 Guns
Germs and Steel
A PBS documentary concerning Jared Diamond's theory on why
there is such disparity between those who have advanced technology
and those who still live primitively. He argues it is due to the acquisition
of guns and steel and the changes brought about by germs. |
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 Looking
For Revolution
Che Guevara died in Southern Bolivia 40 years ago while
trying to ignite the sparks of revolution throughout South America.
His death at the hands of Bolivian Rangers trained and financed
by the US
Government, marked the beginning of the cocaine era in Bolivia.
Pressed by the masses who gave him a massive mandate, the first
indigenous President Evo Morales an ex-coca leaf farmer, has nationalised
the oil industry and passed laws on the Agrarian reform. All the
election speeches, which resulted in his landslide victory, sounded
quite revolutionary, the iconography too, but looking harder into
it, it emerges that the old system is pretty much alive inside the
new one. Corruption, nepotism and old-fashioned populism
are at the core of this movement. The more Evo does to create employment,
the more the landownersconspire against him and paralyse Bolivia’s
economy. As a result, no jobs are created and the poor press Evo
even harder. Thus a cycle of tension threatens to crush the country
and the indigenous revolution as well. Looking for the
Revolution is about the inner workings of that tension
as witnessed by the characters of the film. The landowners and the
indigenous movement are still wrestling for power and neither has
claimed victory yet. Ultimately, the search for the revolution that
Che Guevara tried to start in Bolivia isnow in Morales’ hands.
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 The
Secret Lives of Butterflies
Butterflies are unquestionably the most colorful creatures
on earth. Although they live all around us, we seldom notice them.
Few of us realize that tens of millions of years of evolution have
shaped the behavior of over 20,000 species of butterflies in amazing
ways. The Secret Lives of Butterflies digs deep into the cutting
edge breakthroughs of biological and ecological sciences while also
examining our cultural fascinations with butterflies and the hold
they have on our imagination in the realms of art, music and celebration.
What is the random theory of butterflies? What is the true meaning
behind butterflies and bereavement? Why does a butterfly need to
navigate a toxic minefield to lay her eggs? Witness aerial dog-fights
for territory as one species battles for a mate. Listen to caterpillars
communicate in their intricate language in their struggle to survive.
Don’t miss this fascinating one-hour documentary about the
mysterious world of this delicate winged wonder. |
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