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Set in Naxxar in Malta, shows the celebration of Good Friday when the people of the town hold a religious procession. Follows the preparation for this procession through to the procession itself, giving...
Guest speaker: James Holland This year’s guest speaker is historian, writer and broadcaster, James Holland. The author of the best-selling Fortress Malta, Battle of Britain, and Dam Busters, he...
From 3000-2000 B.C. the peoples of the small islands of Malta and Gozo in the central Mediterranean built some remarkable megalithic temples of unique design. These little-known temples, together with...
Although Malta is industrialised, the social life of the community revolves around the church just as it did in rural Europe before the Industrial Revolution. Centres around eleven episodes that show the...
Documents aspects of the preparations for the annual village festa in honour of the patron saints (The Madonna and St Gabriel) of a village in Malta. Looks at the week prior to the celebration and the festa...
The series attempts to present social anthropology to a wide audience and aims to show the basic similarities between people of different cultures and to suggest, through the deployment of material from...
Archive film from the Museum’s collection, including sections on the Battle of Jutland, the ‘Pedestal’ convoy to relieve Malta, wartime shipyards, the WRNS, and shipping today.
Explores the evidence of a widespread early civilisation based primarily on human cooperation. Includes the caves of Paleolithic France, the subterranean temples of Neolithic Malta, the mysterious earthworks...
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