An exploration of alternate treatments for arthritis, with a team of experts in the field, including convential and holistic approaches. Subjects include: herbal medicine,... more
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Actor(s): Julie Polak, Tom Chapman, Mosaraf Ali, George Lewith, Stephen Russell
Director(s): Jake Seal
Genre: Special Interest - Health
Classification: Exempt
Production Year: 2005
Running Time: 3 hours 5 minutes
Plot: An exploration of alternate treatments for arthritis, with a team of experts in the field, including convential and holistic approaches. Subjects include: herbal medicine, nutrition, meditation and supplements.
Release details
DVD Region: Region 0 (All Regions)
Studio(s): CREATION FILMS
Release date: 01/01/2006
No of Discs: 2
Barcode: 0878264000018
DVD Description
An exploration of alternate treatments for arthritis, with a team of experts in the field, including convential and holistic approaches. Subjects include: herbal medicine, nutrition, meditation and supplements.
Advantages: Hypnotic film with an understated yet compelling performance by Florence Carrez. Disadvantages: -
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The black-and-white 'Procès de Jeanne d'Arc'/'The Trial of Joan of Arc' (1962) adheres to the director's minimalist film diction. What's curious is that this simplified approach serves to highlight the drama inherent in a trial fraught with controversy.
Following the Bressonian filmmaking credo that had begun with 'Journal d'un curé de campagne'/'Diary of a Country Priest' (1950), only non-professional actors were employed (he called his actors 'models'), and they received heavy coaching from the director before the cameras rolled. Early on, Bresson came to the conclusion that film had to be used to tell nothing but the 'truth'. He cast his films based only on the person's look, and he had little use for the artifice utilised by professional actors.
When watching a Bresson film, you enter a rarefied atmosphere devoid of all...
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Advantages: Good DVD extras, good performances. Disadvantages: Nothing new, even the style is recycled.
...-film DVD presentation from New Line. This is a brand new feature that allows the viewer to instantly access snippets of extra material, which will provide some additional background on the historical context of the film or unique insight to how the film was made.
You can also access all of the extra features without having the extras integrated in the film.
By integrated into the film I mean that while you are watching the film, if you selected the INFINI-FILM option from the menu you will see prompts during the film that allowing you to click on your remote control to pause the film and play an extra feature (a piece of a documentary, interview, or fact), usually under 3 minutes in length, and then return you to the exact spot of the film you were watching before the extra played.
You do not have to access the extras while you...
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Advantages: Huge amount of information, extremely well put together Disadvantages: Disturbing images (naturally)
...that there is no reliance on the modern trait of reconstruction, which I personally find detracts from the integrity of the majority of documentaries. the language, film and photos speak for tehmselves.
You are unlikely to buy this if you have no interest in the subject matter, and I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND this to anyone who is not particularly interested, but from an objective point of view there is very little to fault with this documentary series.
PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
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very helpful 28.05.2006
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