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MEN AT WORK depicts the daily working life of one of the few remaining institutions in Austria that still employs only men. They are responsible for a 39 km stretch of Austria’s biggest highway and transit...
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Documentary about the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. Filmed over a period of two years director Holzhausen takes a behind the scenes look at the day to day workings of the institution.
Compilation of newsreels of the pre-1918 period with added commentary. Most sequences highlight special events - weddings, funerals, processions, state visits, and monarchy is very much to the fore. Social...
Spoof anthropological documentary in which Black African explorers push their way into the expanses of Upper Austria to study practices and customs of the tribes living there. The churches, once an important...
Compares the accordion music of Chicano immigrants in southern Texas with the traditional music of accordion players in Austria. Without making any final judgements on the roots of ‘conjunto’ music of...
Napoleon’s victory at Austerlitz on 2 December 1805, where the combined armies of Austria and Russia were defeated, marking one of the most decisive battles of the Napoleonic area.
Professor von Frisch on insect behaviour: how bees convey to the rest of the hive information about the source of nectar.*
Microphotographs made on Dr Kofler’s heat-bench microscope, using polarised light.*
Subject wears mirror spectacles which have the effect of inverting his visual field; subject’s adaptation during the experiment.*
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