Silent film drama...

In this microcosm of the modern world, three couples, each at a different stage of their lives and relationship, face up to the conflicts of their differing cultures, backgrounds and beliefs.

The hourly Southern service to Ashford (Kent) nowadays starts at Brighton, running fast to Eastbourne stopping only at Lewes and Polegate. At Eastbourne the 2 –car class 171 diesel multiple unit reverses before proceeding along the coast to Hastings calling at Bexhill and St Leonards Warrior Square. Our train then continues beneath the semaphore signals towards Ore where the third rail runs out. From here we run fast along the single line to the ancient town of Rye. Now we head across Romney Marsh, the flat landscape giving the line its name. After the unstaffed halt at Appledore, situated roughly one mile from the village, our train calls at one of the staggered platforms of Ham Street Station followed by the terminus at Ashford International.

The Coast blurs the line between documentary and fiction bringing into question whose truth is being told, who sets the narrative – and for what purpose? Power is firmly in the corner of the one who makes the narratives today. Using the coastline as a metaphor, the photographs veer from violent scenes to the everyday absurdity of life – the viewer never sure of what is real and what is not. The character of an ‘idiot photographer’ also makes an appearance in self reference as Hura is all too aware of his own role in the violence and manipulation of image making today.

Join the crew of the Gold Hound as it leaves the dock at Captain Hiram's in Sebastian Florida. For more than 17 years, Greg Bounds has made a living scouring the ocean off the Brevard County shoreline finding trinkets and treasures left by ships that sailed hundreds of years ago. Dozen's of ships bound for Spain with treasures from Mexico and South America sank chests of jewelry, coins, ceramic pottery and cannons remain unaccounted for. Among the riches sought by Captain Greg are 36 boxes of church gold and 64 pounds of emeralds worth $1 billion. In 2007, he found $12.9 million worth of gold chains, pearls, coins, swords and other artifacts from the 400-year-old Santa Margarita site in the Keys. Last year, it was the top-grossing boat in the 1715 fleet.

David Gilmour's The West Coast Documentary as included on Disc 2 of the 2-disc special edition DVD of Remember That Night, live at The Royal Albert Hall. The West Coast Documentary was filmed between shows in Los Angeles and features shots of Pink Floyd's co-founding member, Richard Wright. Included in this special edition DVD of Remember That Night, there are an additional 3 documentaries, 5 bonus tracks from The Royal Albert Hall performances, footage from The Mermaid Theatre concert (March 2006) and lots more bonus content.

I took a few weeks to drive solo up the coast of Oregon at the end of last year. Every time I immerse myself into one of these landscapes so many different thoughts and emotions are brought to the surface, so I thought this time that I would record them. I love working with old tape recordings so I made some of my own.

Me, my tripod and the coastline.

Set I: Cold Rain and Snow, Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Bird Song > Bertha > Bird Song Set II: Throwing Stones > Deal > Estimated Prophet > Playin in the Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes > The Wheel > Dear Prudence > One More Saturday Night Encore: Ripple

Strawberi Karipap Hello Gold Coast

Never let the weather get you down. Despite the East Coast's record-breaking mild winter of 2012, the Meathead crew still managed to sniff out the goods. Fighting low snowfall and mid-summer temps, they hurled themselves off buildings, bashed icy moguls, and plowed through some of the deepest Eastern powder ever filmed. Join their quest from Vermont to Quebec, including their first ever journey across the pond to Switzerland. In classic East Coast style, Meathead Films overcomes the struggles and keeps things entertaining, No Matter What.

A recent graduate is experiencing the literal ups and downs of adulthood after moving into his first home, which happens to be built atop a roller coaster in sync with his emotions.

This historical portrait of America's original armed force introduces the men and women who perform nautical good deeds year in and year out, while fighting in all U.S. wars and protecting over 16,000 miles of river, lake and ocean shoreline.

Video tour through each lighthouse along the rugged Oregon Coast a look at each unique and historic beacon. Includes: Cape Blanco, Coquille River, Cape Arago, Umpqua River, Heceta Head, Yaquina Bay, Yaquina Head, Cape Meares, and Tillamook Rock.

Coast Land is a documentary that discusses the effects of overtopping and sea level rise in Guyana.

The holiday attractions of the Lancashire coast, including a beauty contest in Morecambe, Southport flower show and Blackpool Fun Fair.

A Field Guide to Coastal Fortifications is an essay film charting the technological evolution of military bunkers built within the San Francisco Bay’s eroding coast. The film observes a dynamic geological relationship between the literal structures of colonial power, and the land itself. As symbols of military might, the bunkers were tasked with protecting the coast from ‘perceived threats.’ Constructed, reconstructed and updated over time, these structures stood and waited for the enemy that never came. Against the backdrop of a changing landscape and its mythology, the film looks at the evolution of military technologies of seeing.

the story of the artists community in Laurel Canyon in the 60s and 70s