Two mischievous young children create havoc around the Christmas tree- opening all the presents, knocking over the tree and surprising their dad!
Preparation of dancers and musicians prior to a performance of traditional dance (Ukrainian?).
Edinburgh Student Charities Week Procession, 1967. Includes details of floats and fancy dress, including the "Torrey Canyon", representing the oil tanker that caused a major environmental disaster.
A boy writes a very detailed essay on the subject "My Home Town"; his words are illustrated by contemporary shots of Glasgow. Includes footage of the Cheapside Street fire.
Amateur footage, filmed contrary to war-time regulations, of an anti-aircraft troop travelling to Aultbea in Wester Ross at the start of the war to install anti-aircraft guns to protect HMS Nelson and...
Happy family scenes as the Douglas family take a relaxing beach holiday in Cullen in 1939.
Happy memories are captured in this film featuring sunny holidays at Seamill Hydro in the 1940s.
An experimental building site near Paris was built just after the WWII. Inaugurating the policy of experimental sites led by the Ministry of Reconstruction and Town Planning, it reflects the will of t...
Enteriőrben egyenruhás, poharaikat köszöntésre emelő férfiak hada áll. (Szemüvegben: Rátkai, Márton; balra tőle: Hámori, Imre; R.M.-tól jobbra: Apáthy, Imre)
Szene mit Maximilian Mauff (5.v.r.), Elyas M’Barek (3.v.r.), Jacob Matschenz (2.v.r.), Maximilian Vollmar (rechts)
Frederick Lau, Elyas M'Barek, Florian David Fitz, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Jella Haase, Karoline Herfurth, Jessica Schwarz (left to right) in "Das perfekte Geheimnis" (2019)
Elyas M'Barek, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Antoine Monot Jr., Tom Schilling (from left to right) in "Who Am I - Kein System ist sicher" (2013/14)
Franziska Meyer Price at the premiere of "Männerhort" in Frankfurt, on September 21, 2014
Detlev Buck at the premiere of "Männerhort" in Frankfurt, on September 21, 2014
Serkan Cetinkaya at the premiere of "Männerhort" in Frankfurt on September 21, 2014
Die Filmwoche, 21/xx
The film "M" was qualified for public screening in Germany - ban for young people.