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February 16, 2015

Breaking the Mould (2009) Trailer

Breaking the Mould

The Story of Penicillin

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September 1943. Portland House, England. A meeting of scientists, government officials and pharmaceutical companies come to an agreement that will transform medicine forever: a new life saving drug, penicillin, is to be manufactured. As the attendees step out into the street, the crowded ranks of photographers and journalists converge on Alexander Fleming (Denis Lawson, Star Wars); eager for a quote from the hero of the hour, the man they believe discovered penicillin. As Fleming talks, another scientist, Howard Florey (Dominic West, The Wire), stands unnoticed in the background. Breaking the Mould tells the story behind the discovery of penicillin and the forgotten people involved. A revealing, poignant and witty character driven account of a scientific miracle.

February 01, 2015

King of Kings (1961) Trailer

King of Kings

The most exciting human drama the screen has ever told. A story of the Christ, His life, His deeds, the inspiration of His spoken words.

King of Kings is a 1961 American biblical epic film made by Samuel Bronston Productions and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

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Who is Jesus, and why does he impact all he meets? He is respected and reviled, emulated and accused, beloved, betrayed, and finally crucified. Yet that terrible fate would not be the end of the story.

January 25, 2015

The IBUR Connection (2014) Trailer

The IBUR Connection

A Film About Miracles

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The IBUR Connection is a film about miracles. It was filmed in Israel, the West Bank, Morocco, Ukraine, and Poland. It is a historical spiritual road trip told from the tombs of Saints and Prophets. At the tombs of the Saints, there is an energy known as an IBUR. When the pilgrims go to visit the Saints at their tombs and ask for miracles, the IBUR helps to make the miracles come true. While the film primarily covers Hebrew Saints, known as Tzadikim, it uses several opportunities to highlight the commonality of the three Abrahamic traditions. Its does so when visiting several sites that are holy to Christians, such as the tomb of Jesus, as well as the third most holy site in Islam, the Temple Mount/Holy Sanctuary and the Arab section of the Tomb of the Patriarchs. It also tours Morocco, a country that is entirely Muslim. In Israel/West Bank, the film groups the Saints according to the four energy centers: Fire (Jerusalem), Water (Tiberius), Air (Tzfat), and Earth (Hebron). In Eastern ... Written by digiota STUDIOS