Once upon a time
- An old canal
Wildlife/Nature/Animals
Robert
Henno
Almost two centuries ago, a canal was dug out to
allow barges to transport coal from Charleroi to
Brussels. Over the years, the construction has
been transformed to allow larger, faster barges
to pass through. Deep trenches and sloping
surfaces have replaced the meanderings and
numerous locks which used to enable steep
inclines to be crossed. The authorities were
wise enough not to eradicate the abandoned
stretches of the old canal. Very quickly, nature
reclaimed its rightful place with an abundant
and varied fauna and flora which colonised these
segments. The film invites you to discover the
richness of this biodiversity throughout the
seasons.
From a very early age, Robert has been
passionate about wildlife films and photography.
During the eighties, he set up a photography
agency in Brussels, which specialised in nature
and the environment. He distributed his photos,
as well as those of the world’s top specialists
in the field, throughout the five continents. In
2007, he sold the agency to return to fieldwork
and make his ultimate dream come true: to make
wildlife films. During the following years, he
travelled Europe and Africa extensively and
amassed enormous amounts of footage. His hunger
sated, he turned towards subjects closer to home
and began to tell stories with his images. His
first film was released in 2016 and was very
successful. His dream had come true.
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Life Interrupted
Health
Paula A Mozen
“I
am
sorry, but you have breast cancer.”
In the United States, one in eight women will hear these
shattering words in her lifetime.
LIFE INTERRUPTED is a powerful
film featuring intimate stories of three survivors
including the filmmaker herself. These women are
confronting a life- altering diagnosis and respond to
their disease process and the rebuilding of their lives
with honesty, dignity, humor, and grace.
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“Ultimately, this is a story of survival, and viewers facing this
diagnosis will be reassured by the participants’ honesty and courage in
this award-winning film. |
| -Candace Smith, BOOKLIST Editor |
| "A raw and intimate journey of three inspiring warriors battling breast cancer."
-Deanna Lites, Health reporter WWJ Newsradio 950 Detroit |
| “ Life Interrupted is beautifully done.
Thank you for sharing your story and beautiful film
with our cancer community—and the world!”
-Laura Varon Brown, Executive Director & CEO, Gilda's Club Metro Detroit |
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To
the Brink and Back
Human
Spirit
The Church of Almighty God
Since it came to power in mainland China in 1949, the Chinese
Communist Party has been relentless in its persecution of
religious faith. It has frantically arrested and murdered
Christians, expelled and abused missionaries operating in
China, confiscated and destroyed countless copies of the
Bible, sealed up and demolished church buildings, and vainly
attempted to eradicate all house churches.
This documentary is a recounting of the true experience of
persecution at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party
suffered by Chen Wenzhong, a Chinese Christian. Chen Wenzhong
was successful in his career and had a beautiful and happy
family, but because he believed in God and performed his duty,
he became wanted by the CCP. He was forced to leave home and
was on the run for over ten years. In order to learn of his
whereabouts, the CCP police constantly monitored, threatened,
and intimidated his family, and wouldn't even spare his young
son, Xiaoyu. In the end, they forced Xiaoyu onto the path of
no return.
This video production was produced as a not-for-profit piece
by the Church of Almighty God. The actors that appear in this
production are performing on a not-for-profit basis, and have
not been paid in any way. This video may not be distributed
for profit to any third party, and we hope that everyone will
share it and distribute it openly. When you distribute it,
please note the source. Without the consent of the Church of
Almighty God, no organization, social group, or individual may
tamper with or misrepresent the contents of this video.
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