Expressing desire, pursuing dreams, loving oneself, questioning the oppressive confines of patriarchy. Farida Baqi takes us on a lyrical and emotional journey through the life of a young woman from birth to adulthood in an unnamed Arab city.

Expressing desire, pursuing dreams, loving oneself, questioning the oppressive confines of patriarchy. Farida Baqi takes us on a lyrical and emotional journey through the life of a young woman from birth to adulthood in an unnamed Arab city.

高中独自赴美读书，大学考上曼荷莲女子学院的22岁女生vv，在受到自身原因以及各种文化思潮影响之下选择了退学回国，在西安这座生养她的城市里再次启程，组织了一只属于自己的朋克乐队，且积极参与女性主义活动。但这些并没有直接的因果关系，就像她说的一样，创作诗歌与音乐，只是为了表达她自己，只是因为她爱她自己，因此她还是会在这个不友好的世界里保持愤怒与激情，创作诗歌与音乐，深爱自己与“不良”。

1970年法国女性解放运动的领袖─克里斯廷戴尔菲，她推动女性合法堕胎、探讨妇女在家事劳务上所遭受的剥削，本片还原当年法国女同志与女性解放运动切割的过程。戴尔菲是温和理性的学者，不只省思女性主义的过去，更对于未来有前瞻性的看法，也能客观地分析女性主义者面对理想与现实生活的两难困境。

神秘的保守基督教团体团契会在华盛顿拥有强大话语权，并有影响世界的野心。

这是一个布加勒斯特历史，他看到灯型的极权主义的架构，我们在那些谁知道，权力是在建筑方面表示期待。 Ceausescu Nicolae a distrus Romania.尼古拉齐奥塞斯库的罗马尼亚销毁。 In locul vechilor orase, a memoriei incastrate in zidurile monumentale, arhitectura de tip stalinist, de inspiratie Nord Coreeana, a erupt ca o plaga amenintand sa umileasca tot si sa demonstreze Puterea regimului.而不是在斯大林的纪念性建筑灵感的墙壁嵌入式记忆体的旧城镇，爆发像瘟疫的威胁侮辱和展示所有电源系统。

The CINETECA NACIONAL DE CHILE will organise an extensive program within the framework of the Day of the audiovisual heritage. The main event will be the screening of the restored film "El Cuerpo y la Sangre", by Rafael Sanchez (1962), on the evening of 27th October 2006. 　　Rafael Sanchez has been an important figure of the CINETECA NACIONAL. He has been active as film maker, teacher and founder of the Film Institute of the Catholic University of Santiago, in 1955. As a documentarist, he has made more than 30 documentaries between the 50's and the 80's.

In this series for BBC Two, historian Amanda Vickery uncovers Britain’s longest war, the 300 year long campaign by women for political and sex equality in Britain, revealing the largely forgotten heroines (and a few heroes) who fought for the cause. The suffragette’s battle to win the vote is the popular symbol of this struggle, but Vickery places that struggle in a much wider context, from the Levellers, the first recorded women’s rights demonstration at the time of Cromwell to the first custody battle in court over children in a divorce, producing the first piece of British legislation in support of women’s rights, to the lessons she draws from a woman becoming Prime Minister just 50 years after the franchise was extended to all women over the age of 18 and the ongoing fight for equal status today.