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Michael Moores dokumentar om sammenbruddet i verdensøkonomien vil undersøke de grunnleggende årsakene til det økonomiske sammenbruddet, inkludert bedrifters og politiske aktiviteter som bidro til å forårsake det.

Capitalism: A Love Story

This film features unexpected historical insights, cutting-edge science and exciting new experiments. From Einstein's Relativity to quantum mechanics, host Jim Al-Khalili explores one of the most extraordinary phenomena in our universe.

The Amazing World of Gravity

Ansikt til ansikt med det perfekte rovdyret. Haier er havets herskere, men det finnes alltid eventyrlystne mennesker som ønsker å dykke sammen med disse dyrene.

The Shark Divers

En vakker dokumentar om ulvens betydning i økosystemet og kampen for å beskytte den mot utryddelse i en stadig mer fiendtlig verden.

Medicine Of The Wolf

Werner Herzog viser deg livet om «Grizzlymannen» Timothy Treadwell og hans tretten somre i en nasjonalpark i Alaska hvor han forsøkte å beskytte grizzlybjørnene. Filmen er full av unike bilder og et innblikk i sjelen til en mann som ofret seg for naturen.

Grizzly Man

Denne fascinerende Oscar-nominerte filmen følger den berømte brasilianske kunstneren Vik Muniz i hans forevigelse av folk som arbeider på den største søppelfyllingen i verden, Jardim Gramacho, i utkanten av Rio de Janeiro.

Waste Land

150 years ago Alfred Wallace used his observations on Indonesian islands to develop a theory of evolution independently of Darwin’s. Now Matthias Kopfmüller’s team want to add to Wallace’s work: can the undersea evidence explain what Wallace found on land? What Wallace had recognised is that within a single island group there seemed to be a barrier that species could not pass. Isolated on neighbouring islands under different conditions, species that had once been the same evolved radically differently. Some, for instance, lost the ability to swim. Others became champion swimmers, able to cover hundreds of miles of ocean. From months of observations, Wallace correctly deduced the evolutionary forces at work. But he never actively researched why the animals were unable to cross the narrow straits between two islands. In 2006, Matthias Kopfmüller set out to find the answers. In an exciting expedition he established that the powerful currents in the deep ocean gorge between the islands creates an effective barrier against species wishing to cross. And yet these same currents that divide the species also turn out to be the most effective way for other animals to spread far and wide across the oceans, to new territories. The team identified new subspecies and ecosytems along the rocky underwater cliffs, and proved that the species divide exists under water as well as above it. The ‘Wallace Line’ truly exists! The film also includes a rare encounters with amphibious pythons, the biggest snake in the world, equally at home in dank caves and the tropical ocean, and with smugglers of the rare animals that the ‘Wallace Line ‘ helped to produce.

Expedition Wallacea

Mysterious castles overlooking lonely lakes, and men in kilts playing the bagpipes; whiskey, and the Loch Ness monster: everybody is familiar with the clichés about Scotland. What few people realise, however, is that Great Britain‘s northernmost region also contains fascinating countryside and wildlife. Some of the biggest seabird colonies of Europe are in Scotland. The abundance of fish here also benefits the otters and ospreys who have returned to their Scottish hunting grounds in recent years. Spectacular aerial footage captures the beauty of the Highlands and some of the islands here: there are more than 500 of them in total. With the help of highly stabilised cameras and experienced pilots who have worked on the Harry Potter productions, we celebrate the overall charm of the Scottish landscape.

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