The Future We Will Create - Inside the World of TED

A look at the Technology, Entertainment, Design conference, where people from different disciplines and industries share innovative ideas and theories.

Rembrandt's J'accuse

Peter Greenaway’s rich film essay persuasively argues that Rembrandt's famous painting, The Night Watch, contains an accusation of murder.

Minority Pastime - A Letter To David Cameron

Nisa Ward's film seeks to expose the hidden realities of hunting – via footage of hunters' aggressive interactions with hunt monitors and their effect on other inhabitants of the countryside – and show what a repeal of the ban would mean.

The Future We Will Create - Inside the World of TED

A look at the Technology, Entertainment, Design conference, where people from different disciplines and industries share innovative ideas and theories.

Rembrandt's J'accuse

Peter Greenaway’s rich film essay persuasively argues that Rembrandt's famous painting, The Night Watch, contains an accusation of murder.

Minority Pastime - A Letter To David Cameron

Nisa Ward's film seeks to expose the hidden realities of hunting – via footage of hunters' aggressive interactions with hunt monitors and their effect on other inhabitants of the countryside – and show what a repeal of the ban would mean.

Culture Documentaries

Dogville Confessions

0:53:00 Culture 2003

Dogville Confessions

Making-of documentary about Lars von Trier's experimental drama Dogville, highlighting the growing tension between the director and his acting troupe, including Nicole Kidman, Lauren Bacall and Paul Bettany.

Von Trier's 100 Eyes

0:56:00 Culture 2000

Von Trier's 100 Eyes

A documentary exploring the ideas and techniques of Dogme 95 director Lars Von Trier during the making of his Dancer in the Dark takes a dramatic turn when leading lady Björk quits the production midway through.

Rembrandt's J'accuse

1:40:00 Culture 2008

Rembrandt's J'accuse

Peter Greenaway’s rich film essay persuasively argues that Rembrandt's famous painting, The Night Watch, contains an accusation of murder. He analyses the mysteries in the work that may have caused Rembrandt’s downfall.