A Documentary about the execution of The Disengagement Plan and the evacuation of 8,000 settlers from their homes at the settlements in the Gaza strip which began on August 15 th, 2005, lasting only 5 days. Eight camera crews followed closely for five full days the key figures, providing us with unique and exceptional access to the heart of the action. General Dan Harel, revealing the secret of how he planned the move so it would last several days and produce no casualties, instead of the preplanned 3 weeks. The persistent battle of the settlers operations officer Rafi Ben-Basat, who has single handed initiate and directed the mobilization and transportation of thousands of supporters from outside Gush Katif; and Noam Shapira who instructs the members of his family and of the community settlement “Shirat Hayam” how to prevent their “deportation”. Director, Yoav Shamir reveals how a situation predicted to explode was resolved without violence. What emerges from Shamir\'s cameras is a touching mosaic of an Israeli society confronting a unique and historic moment.
Director: Yoav Shamir

Marie spent most of her life behind bars after being convicted for drug offenses. Maggie, an Irish nomad is serving time for use of Crack and robbery. Seline & Natasha are French sisters sentenced for 18 years on smuggling drugs. Sam attempted to burn her husband and stabbed her brother. Theresa stabbed her neighbor to death after years of suffering from noise and harassment. These women are some of the inmates at the British Downview Prison and they all have something in common: they suffered violence and rape from men in their lives, ften since childhood. The poet Simon Armitage, the composer imon Boswell and director Brian Hill created an unprecedented genre of film - a documentary musical. Alongside their personal story, each of the women has the opportunity to tell the story of her life through a song, accompanied by a special video clip filmed within the prison. The songs are of various musical styles ranging from hip-hop to lullabies. The result is an original film that uses a fresh and humorous approach to address difficult social issues. Working on the film has contributed to their rehabilitation of the prisoners more than any conventional governmental program.
Director: Brian Hill
UK, 61 minutes

Being an orthodox Jewish woman in the 21st century is no easy task. Women are traditionally deprived from the public arena, no matter how educated they are. Hadar, an actress and playwright, defies the conventions while trying to remain orthodox. (Hebrew, English subtitles)
Broadcast in Channel 2, Israel.

Director: Yoram Schaffer.

Produced by DocMovies (www.docmovies.com)

This is the official first trailer for "Under the Boardwalk", a documentary about the game of MONOPOLY, those who play it and how the game has become a worldwide phenomenon. For more info, visit www.monopolydocumentary.com or follow @MonopolyDoc on Twitter.

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The Screaming Men\’s Choir from Oulu, North Finland is a unique phenomenon. The choir, a fruition of a crazy idea brought up during casual conversation in a pub 15 years ago, has become a popular show throughout Europe. The men in the choir do not sing, they scream. The contrast of the conservative costumes and the singing of national anthems, military marches and children\’s songs in screams produces something that can be described as an encounter between modern art, a Monty Python skit, and native Maori rituals. The film by Mika Ronkainen, who was a member of the choir between the years 1994 and 1998, follows the choir\’s world tour and relates to it in a clever combination of seriousness and farcical humor. “Screaming Men” is a film about power, nationalism, fascism and faith in art. Ronkainen\’s direction suits itself to the zany humorous atmosphere. He blends rock and classical music documentary film clichés, and dilutes them with his own unique cinematic moments of humor. Documentary comedy, a delightful combination!
Director: Mika Ronkainen
www.klaffi.com/screamingmen