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Shot in a small village in Asiatic Turkey, the film shows how 30 years of economic change have transformed the life of the people. Incomes of farmers have risen and many now have cars and television sets....
Looks at recent research into ‘theory of mind’ in 3-5-year-old children and at learning by analogy in the same age group. Studies suggest that children are able to do more than might have been earlier...
Shows developmental stages and illustrates how children’s language, learning, and attention span relate to the input they receive from parents, carers and siblings. Follows 15 children in 6 families,...
Examines the causes of famine and the problems of food distribution. Raises questions about international responsibility and looks for possible solutions.
Looks at Rio de Janeiro and San Paulo to find out how rapid industrialisation has affected Brazilian society. Discusses the social and spatial impact of industrialisation, the role of women in the economy,...
Looks at the success story of Zimbabwe ten years after independence was declared in 1980. Many see the country as a story to inspire other nations seeking independence and democracy.
Studies the early stages of the development of the axolotl, an aquatic salamander with emphasis on genetically-determined characteristics. Two wild-type dark axolotls are mated, each is heterozygous for...
Follows Magritte’s stylistic development. Includes clips from the early Feuillade silent thriller ‘Fantomas’.
Illustrates the historical and architectural development of English abbeys and churches from Saxon times, with special reference to St Albans Abbey, Hertfordshire.
A compilation of eight short films made for Channel Four in which poor people speak for themselves. Participants come from Eritrea, Bangladesh, the UK, Canada, th USA, Lebanon, Nicaragua, and Hong Kong.
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