Showing posts with label Vimeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vimeo. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Wingnuts unite!

English: Three wingnuts
English: Three wingnuts (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Ethan Silverstein’s Roses on My Table.


Roses On My Table from Ethan Silverstein on Vimeo.
A small portrait of the Richmond, Va based Wingnut Anarchist Collective between February and August of 2011.

 "This documentary short tells the story of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective in Richmond, VA, an organizing group and cooperative living space aimed at fostering mutual aid and grassroots resistance to authority. From maintaining a community center to carrying out occupations and disaster relief, the video illustrates some of the many ways a handful of committed people can transform their lives and their community."

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

The Greatest Story Ever Denied


Grainy B&W image of supposed UFO, Passoria, Ne...  The Greatest Story Ever Denied - The Disclosure Project - A documentary about some of the most important UFO events since Roswell.
Not only about we have learned about the events as the Battle of LA or the military cover ups; but interesting phenomenas like the invisible UFOs, only detectable with infra-red cameras.
The demonstration of the existence of UFO objects, detected only in infra-red mode.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

The Calling: It is time to wake up!

The main goal of this production is to provide information to people, much of which is quite well hidden. It is our sincere hope that everyone views this material will be inspired to question things; and to search out the truth for themselves.


The arguments and conclusions contained within this work are the accumulated result of over 25 years of investigation and personal research. Many of the arguments presented here are not new, however in order to see the larger picture, it is necessary that the many smaller pieces of the puzzle first be put into order.


The information contained herein is as important to mankind as it is urgent, however in an almost unfathomable act of irresponsibility, it is still for the most part, being ignored by Governments, Academics, and media all over the world.


This film is designed to make it clear to the viewer that there is more to the workings this world, than how it appears on the surface, and that this fact can readily be proven.


It is the opinion of the makers of this film that the people of the world very much need to understand the true nature of the problems faced by the human family in order to find real and meaningful solutions to them, and that these problems do seriously need to be addressed in order to secure a peaceful and prosperous future.


We do not ask or expect anyone to believe what is presented within the chapters of this film, without first investigating all the evidence for themselves, and we very much urge you to do so.


Remember, the truth is always out there somewhere, and sometimes, right in front of our eyes, if we would only choose to notice.

Friday, May 20, 2011

Urban Explorers

Urban Explorers: Quests for Myth, Mystery and Meaning.




 
 
Urban Explorers: Quests for Myth, Mystery and Meaning from Bradley L. Garrett on Vimeo.


This video is a 30-minute introduction to the practice of urban exploration. Constructed as a video article for the journal Geography Compass, the article uses footage from the author's own explorations in California, Las Vegas and London to visually depict a theoretical unpacking of the practice by 5 academic geographers.


Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Hungry in B-town?

Check out this short documentary about Mother Hubbard's Cupboard (MHC), a food pantry here in B-town whose mission is to provide healthful, wholesome foods to people in need, as well as nutrition and gardening education. We provide our services in ways that build community while enhancing the dignity, respect, and self-care of all involved.


Beyond Hunger: Mother Hubbard's Cupboard from Mitch Rice on Vimeo.

The MHC vision began in early 1998 with two young mothers-Jessica Mott and Laura Marks-who had been recipients of food programs in the past and wanted to serve people in need in a dignified way. MHC has grown rapidly from backyard beginnings to our current full service pantry at 1010 S. Walnut Street, Ste. G, provided by the Perry Township Trustee. In early 2006, our pantry facility was renovated and expanded, which allowed us to increase and improve our services to the community. Over the past twelve years, we have distributed over 4.8 million pounds of rescued food to people in need and have provided over 520,000 client services. MHC currently serves an average of 1,894 clients each week. We have over 140 active volunteers who put in a total of at least 150 hours of volunteer time each week in the pantry, shopping at the Hoosier Hills Food Bank, or working in one of the MHC community gardening projects. We have become the largest agency partner ofthe Hoosier Hills Food Bank, redistributing over 31% of the HHFB's rescued food annually.

For more information visiter the Mother Hubbard's website here.