LibGuides: AFTRS Library New Titles. On display 21st October to 4th November 2016.: New Streaming Videos

Streaming Videos

EduTV Streaming Videos
Beamafilms

To access EduTV streaming videos, click the access URL and select the EduTV streaming link. When prompted, enter your AFTRS username and password. You can now search and select from a great range of films and programmes to watch.

Bully (2001)
Director: Larry Clark.
A pack of naive teenagers conspire to murder a mutual friend, whose aggressive demeanour has proved too much.
Deep Water: the real story (2016)
In this stunning feature-length documentary, individual stories are woven together to explore a spate of violence and crime, which bloodied Sydney's coastline in the 1980s and 1990s.
Stanley Kubrick: a life in pictures (2001)
Director: Jan Harlan.
Tom Cruise narrates this powerful documentary, which explores the many and varied aspects of Stanley Kubrick as film director, producer, writer, photographer, husband and father.
Tangerines (2013)
Director: Zaza Urushadze.
Ivo, an Estonian man, has stayed behind to care for the wounded, who were caught in the bloody conflict raging in Aphkazeti, Georgia in 1992.

To access Beamafilm streaming videos, click the access URL. When prompted, enter your AFTRS username and password. You can then search and select from a great range of films to watch.

Louis Theroux: my Scientology movie (2016)
Director: John Dower.
Following a long fascination with the religion, and with a lot of experience dealing with eccentric human behaviour, Theroux won't take no for an answer when his request to enter the Church of Scientology's Los Angeles headquarters is turned down. Theroux's insatiable curiosity motivates him to understand what life inside the Church is really like, and with the aid of former second-in-command at the Church, Mark "Marty" Rathbun, he uses actors to replay incidents people claim they experienced with high profile members such as Tom Cruise and leader David Miscavige.
The man who stole my mother's face (2003)
Director: Cathy Henkel.
This documentary follows one woman’s quest to get justice for her mother, who was violently raped and beaten in her Johannesburg, South Africa, home in 1988. Although 59-year-old Laura Henkel identified her assailant, a combination of police ineptitude and neighbors’ conflicting accounts led to her attacker, a white teenager, being let off. Since then, Laura has been unable to heal from the trauma, so her daughter Cathy takes matters into her own hands, returning to the scene of the crime.
Music of the brain (2009)
Director: Fiona Cochrane.
Music affects our development from the womb to the grave. This documentary examines the role music plays in developing our brains as humans, beginning with premature infants in neonatal intensive care wards, moving through the role of music in enhancing performance in childhood (including discussion of the Mozart effect), the role of music therapy in hospital patients, and finally looking at the elderly.