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Should We Kill The Seals?

Date released

1968

Series name

Look At Life

Issue no

461

NoS ID

350651

BFI synopsis: The arguments for and against the killing of seals.

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Paris 1919 (2009)

Director
Paul Cowan

Producer
Gerry Flahive; Paul Sadoun

Subject
History

Distribution
Sale, DVD (Region 0 NTSC, 95 minutes), $89.95

Paul Cowan’s feature-length documentary combines archival footage and dramatic re-enactments to take viewers inside the peace talks that followed World War I. Inspired by Margaret MacMillan’s book Paris...
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Shakespeare, Moses and Joe Papp (2002 Video)

Director
Lou Jacob

Video recording of Ernie Joselovitz’s stage play that chronicles the confrontation between New York State and City Parks Commissioner Robert Moses and theatre impresario Joseph Papp over the institution of...
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Strange Home For Orphans

Series name

Rhodesian Spotlight

Issue no

42

NoS ID

351968

Story no

5 / 6

Rhodesian Spotlight synopsis: Major Gerry Taylor of the Northern Rhodesian Game and Tsetse Department has the world’s strangest Foundlings Home. Rhodesian Spotlight Commentary - Major Gerry Taylor of...

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In Search of Hamlet with Jonathan Ross (1997 Television)

Director
Tina Jenkins; Gerry Dowd

Producer
Mark Tinkler; Tina Jenkins

Television programme. An irreverent look at Shakespeare’s Hamlet with contributions from actors, many of them American. At one point John Sessions and Kenneth Branagh perform the ‘to be, or not to be,...
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Midsummer Night’s Dream, A (2000 Audio, Radio)

Series
Drama on One

Director
Daniel Rearden

A performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream broadcast live from King John’s Castle. Limerick. Barry McGovern is Oberon and Ann Marie Horan is Titania. Introduction by Senator David Norris.
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