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Trailer for Invisible Island which tells the story of Puerto Rican nationalist Filiberto Ojeda Rios, who was assasinated by the FBI one year ago on September 23, 2005. Directed and narrated by Ojeda Rios' cousin, Miguelángel Aponte-Rios, a Puerto Rican cinematographer living and working in Boston, the fabric of the film is woven by the thread of personal discovery. From the shocking revelation of Ojeda Rios' death, the filmmaker goes on to explore the history of the FBI on the island, the desire for Puerto Ricans to define their island's political future and Miguelángel's own torment over his cousin and his country. The film combines exclusive access to those closest to the revolutionary, newly discovered archival footage and coverage of events in Puerto Rico and the United States in the wake of Ríos death. At the same time, Invisible Island reveals the growing unrest in Latin America that is becoming more visible to the world each day.

This film documents the procession of Nationalist Chinese troops before Chinese and U.S. military officers. Chinese townspeople line the streets and watch as troops, cavalry units, and military vehicles pass through the streets. The film contains interesting angles and various shots of Chinese troops.

Trailer: In this vintage television interview, Dr. Tingfu, Nationalist Chinese Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, is interviewed by William Bradford Huie and Henry Hazlitt. The discussion revolves around communism in China and the role of China in the Korean War and the battle against communism. The guerilla warfare on China's mainland is also discussed as it pertains to Burma, Formosa, and Indo-China. Dr. Tingfu voices his opinion that there are no possibilities of real peace any time soon and that Russia is in control of Communist China.

In 1920, King Alexander of Greece died from a monkey bite. His sudden, untimely death was one of the first in a series of disasters that ultimately led to the Greek Catastrophe in Asia Minor of 1922. Who cares? Well, in this piece I wanted to make the point that history is full of strange, absurd events. There is always the element of chaos underneath everything. In Greece, there are innumerable nationalist documentaries exploring the actions of men like Eleftherios Venizelos (women are notably absent, of course) but there is no acknowledgement of chance as a determining factor in history. There are even conspiracy theories about Alexander's death that point to his doctors; people find it truly unthinkable that a king - especially a Bavarian/Danish import - could die from the infected bite of a monkey.

It imagines is a written song by the English musician John Lennon that was recorded and thrown in 1971 in homonymous album. Hymn came the peace by the content of its letter. In voting of the magazine Rolling Stone, the song was chosen to third better of all of the times. John Lennon describes the song as being anti-religious, anti-nationalist, anti-conventional and anti-capitalist. In the song he asks for imagine a world without religion ("in the religion"), without countries ("in the country"), without possessions ("in the possessions"). The letter was inspired in a desire of Lennon of see a world in peace. Here. I present a video slide movie. Deed with pictures and with this magnifica song of John Lennon