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Tells how Claudius is drawn perilously closer to power as his mad nephew Caligula proclaims himself…

Presents a humorous explanation of how astronauts can do such things as salt their food when…

Producer, writer, David Cohen; photographers, Butch Calderwood, Colin Munn; editor, Simon Rose; sound, Jack Curtis, Peter…

Illustrates the common factors that make for change and discusses whether they will continue operating in…

Depicts the hard work and nomadic lifestyle of wheat harvest crews as they travel from Texas…

Examines the woven rugs of the Qashqai tribe of Iran explaining how the rugs are made…

Surveys the development of Western civilization during the late 1700's and the 1800's as…

Surveys the development of Western civilization during the late 1700's and the 1800's as…

Worlds in Collision Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film…

Explores the world within the atom and traces the history of men and ideas that have…

Explores the world within the atom and traces the history of men and ideas that have…

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Focuses on the events leading to the Russian Revolution of 1917. Describes the rebellion, the ineffectual…

Focuses on the events leading to the Russian Revolution of 1917. Describes the rebellion, the ineffectual…

Studies the American itinerant painters of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Shows the influence…

Presents art critic John Berger, who discusses whether paintings and media celebrate or exploit women.

Presents documentary evidence and conjectures about the riddle of Shakespeare. Visits Stratford-on-Avon and London.

Explores materials used by artists in the past and in the present. Demonstrates the restoration of…

John Berger, a champion of Fernand Leger, travels to the South of France to show why…

Describes the period in 1938 when Hitler demanded a portion of Czechoslovakia and Great Britain's…

Depicts the energy and style in the life of H G Wells in his works written…

Examines the attitudes of the white South African and the policy of apartheid. Traces the history…

Explains number bases and points out the properties they have in common. Demonstrates how to write…

Contrasts the life and customs of a tribe of Berbers in the Atlas Mountains with tribal…

Presents psychologist B F Skinner, whose unorthodox views and refusal to follow the usual methods of…

Explores the psychological implications of human expression, demonstrates the uses of the face in a social…

Demonstrates that the human body is a natural clock run by an internal timing mechanism known…

Tells how Tiberius steps closer to power, his shadow falling on the clownish Claudius.

Explains the basic mathematical ideas of closure, associativity, identity or neutral element and inverses.

Suggests that science can be used to encourage good habits of learning. Introduces the scientific method…

Looks at the work of great dance pioneers, from the Commedia dell'Arte in 17th century…

Examines the composition of air, showing how at minus 196 degrees centigrade, air is a liquid…

Presents Professor H F Halliwell, organizer of the Nuffield Chemistry System, Professor Kevin Kisbane, coordinator of…

Tours the West Berlin Zoo, which displays one of Europe's finest animal collections in spacious…

Compares wedding celebrations in Esher and Coine in England, in New Guinea, in Botswana and in…

Shows children's reactions to the new methods of mathematics teaching used in the Nuffield mathematics…

Examines children of different age levels as they express their ideas about friendship. Relates these ideas…

Explains how water becomes ice. Demonstrates how water contracts as it cools and expands to form…

Examines the properties of water, a typical liquid, and demonstrates some of the more important properties…

Explains the process of evaporation. Presents experiments which demonstrate that a small volume of water gives…

Pictures the Warsaw ghetto using on-the-spot photographs taken by German photographers. Narrated by Alexander…

Traces the history of the Roman city of Leptis Magna on the Libyan Coast, from its…

Describes how the bloody competition for the Roman throne intensifies and a favorable portent ushers young…

Presents an interview with W H Auden in which the poet discusses the beginning of his…

Examines the black art of voodoo, which still flourishes in Haiti.

Presents 'VOLPONE' by Ben Jonson. At the trial, when Voplone's decrepit body is produced, Bonario…

Presents 'VOLPONE' by Ben Jonson. Volpone, in disguise, tries to contact Celia but Corvino arrives and…

Identifies the leading characters, sets the location and establishes the situation of 'VOLPONE' by Ben Jonson…

Examines the composition of the intracellular fluid and explains how homeostasis is maintained.

Explores methods used to help the blind cope with their handicap and expand their capabilities.