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Max Faulkner wins Open Championship by two strokes, against formidable rivals.
Set in William Faulkner’s home in Oxford, Mississippi, OH, MR FAULKNER, DO YOU WRITE? is a film based on a one-man play about the life of the Nobel Prize winning writer. It takes place the day after it has...
US variety series. This episode includes a sketch on what commercials might look like if they were written by some of the great authors: William Shakespeare (`Macbath’), William Faulkner (`A detergent...
A programme about William Faulkner from the ‘Famous Authors’ series of documentary biographies. Using film, archive documents, portraits, music and commentary, the programme presents not only a factual...
Written in 1930, William Faulkner’s novel tells the story of a poor Mississippi farm woman whose family’s innermost thoughts come alive in the days of her death. It unfolds in a stream of consciousness...
Case study which illustrates the principles of involving all the family in the patient’s illness. The mother is dying of breast cancer and her husband has excluded their two teenage children from the true...
The film presents a series of workshops with college students, aged 16-18, to suggest approaches to Brecht as playwright and practitioner. The sessions can be adapted to suit high school, undergraduate or...
This DVD introduces students to the traditions of realism and Romanticism. Dramatized selections illustrate such major elements as charaters, plot, setting, style, point of view and theme. Includes excerpts...
Shows how various species of insects have evolved ways of escaping from predators.
Shows different foods eaten by insects and the ways in which the insects have adapted to the particular foods they eat.
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