Category: Documentary Film
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[Documentary] Sibiu – The Southern Gate of Transylvania
A very nice video presentation for Sibiu and the surrounding areas, showing the main attractions of the city, but also of the entire county.
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[Documentary] [Romania] Wild Carpathia 3 – Wild Forever
Here’s the third part of the Wild Carpathia documentary. This time about northern Romania, a world of medieval villages, ancient monasteries, historic traditions and mesmerizing beauty.
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[Documentary] GasLand
Gasland is a 2010 American documentary written and directed by Josh Fox. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary in 2011, the film focuses on communities in the United States impacted by natural gas drilling and, specifically, a method of horizontal drilling into shale formations known as slickwater fracking.
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[Documentary] Wild Carpathia 2
The second part of the Wild Carpathia series is now out. A very nice documentary about the beauties of Romania, from when entering the border with Serbia until the Danube flows into the Black Sea and forms an amazing Delta. Enjoy!
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[Documentary] Wild Carpathia 1
A very nice documentary film about the beauties of Romania. A long journey throughout Romania and its untouched culture, traditions, people and nature, but most of all a journey of struggling to keep everything true and pure. Enjoy this one hour story from Travel Channel and come visit! Facebook Travel Channel
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[Documentary] Scars of Solitude
A sad documentary made by Beny Cosma about a village somewhere in Transylvania where everybody left and only this old woman remained, all alone, with a dog and chicken as her best friends.
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[Documentary] The Mystery of the Carpathian Sphinx
Oana R. Ghiocel, an American filmmaker born in Romania, and Dr. Robert M. Schoch, Boston University Professor and a world-renowned geologist investigate enigmatic structures in the Wild Carpathian Mountains of Romania. The documentary searches the deep roots of the oldest European civilization, retracing its origins to the primordial human culture of Old Europe that left…
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[Documentary] Earthlings
I watched this documentary film until 3 in the morning and I couldn’t sleep at all after that. Now it’s morning and I feel a bit of nausea combined with shock, repulsion and intrigue. I can’t find my words to describe what the documentary is about. I think it’s best that each of you watch…
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[Documentary] A Grain of Sand
Ever wondered what it would be like to live your life alone on a wild island, surrounded by water for miles and miles? Well, please learn that Brendon Grimshaw actually did it.
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[Documentary] Land Rush – Why Poverty?
From time to time I feel like watching more documentary movies, than artistic ones. This time, I discovered one about Africa and the lands used for agriculture there.
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[Documentary] Home
I’ve seen this documentary a couple of years ago while visiting some friends in Berlin and it’s hard to say exactly how it made me fill. I felt impressed by the power of the things around us, angry at the damage we have made, but also optimistic thinking that there is something that can be…
The Chocolates Of Life 