Souvenir Series #7 I was once sitting in a meeting at work in which a colleague said: “Oh no, we don’t want to be doing that, if we do – we...
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts
Finding Krishna in Tibet - Perceval Landon
“Gems and wrought gold, never sold – brought for me to behold them; Tales of far magic unrolled – to me only he told them, With the light, ...
From The Heart Of The World - Alan Ereira
Another documentary, along with John Romer’s Testament and the Blair Brothers’ Ring of Fire , which had an early influence on my chosen pa...
The Seven Ages of Science - Lisa Jardine
The best telly is often found on the radio – by which I mean you often get much better quality pictures on the radio than on television. An...
Testament - John Romer
A year or so ago I re-read John Romer’s “Testament: The Bible and History” (1988). The pages are beginning to yellow a bit now. The book, ...
Ring of Fire - An Indonesian Odyssey
The sources of our life’s inspirations can be many and varied. And while it may be a hackneyed cliché to talk of “the book that changed my l...