“…Verzio FF Submission In his philosophical treatise in preparation Péter T. Zselensky, writer, poet, translator and journalist professes himself to be a full-time bum, a survivor and last but not least a Diogenides, i.e. a descendant of Diogenes. …”

“…Verzio FF Submission Diogenes the Greek philosopher was, at one point in his life, living in a barrel. …”

“…Though essentially introspective, the film is much more of a philosophical speculation, in terms of various images and apparitions, about the spiritual traditions of the Bulgarian people and the peculiarities of a national character shaped by specific historical events. …”

“…The historical background -as formulated by impassioned diputes within the "intellectual group" of the party, philosophical monologues and film archives - serves more as an excuse to search for a general model of revolution which can be applied to later 20th century examples of revolution (1956 and 1968).…”

“…Here, in the 1930s, famous philosophers, scholars, engineers and writers spent the last days of their lives. …”

“…Verzio FF submission More than 4 million illiterate German speakers are living in Germany, the home of poets and philosophers. What is life like for illiterate people? …”

“…In 2002, half a million pilgrims gathered in Bodh Gaya, India to promote universal peace and harmony on the occasion of one of the most important Tibetan Buddhist rituals, Kalachakra. An impassioned philosophical discussion under the tree where Buddha achieved enlightenment, preparation of food for the never-ending crowds of believers, an interview with the Dalai Lama, and the first footage of these secret Buddhist ceremonies are all part of Werner Herzog‘s film, offering spiritual insight into contemporary Tibetan Buddhism.…”

“…There are two interviews—philosopher Raymond Klibansky, who worked with Warburg in the 1920s, and British art historian Margaret Iversen who has written about him. …”

“…In the Name of the Emperor raises fundamental philosophical, psychological and ethical questions about the horrors of war.…”

“…François Verster reveals the nuances of a vibrant community in flux: the older white woman dismayed at the changes on the promenade; the teenage boys who come from the neighborhood nearby to enjoy the pool; the black alcoholic philosopher who sleeps on the beach; the white councilman, married to a “colored” woman, who tries to maintain peace and order in the city. …”

“…City planner Aldo Loris Rossi, archaeologist Giuseppe De Simone, architectural historian Leonardo Di Mauro, vulcanologist Giuseppe Luongo, art historian Nicola Spinosa and philosopher Aldo Masullo help the viewer through this 2600-year journey.…”

“…The filmmakers follow Ahmed and Muhammad, one a merry collector of found objects, the other a philosophical critic of the Palestinian character. Together, they share food, belongings and stories, and live under the constant threat of arrest - police, soldiers and the secret service are all tirelessly on the alert for illegal workers. …”

“…Australian anthropologist Andrew Lattas and philosopher-informant Peter Avarea of Matong village, Pomio, Papua New Guinea guide us through the intricacies of the resulting religious practices.…”

“…., Tom Wolfe, Peter Jennings, Jeff Greenfield, philosopher Michel Foucault, White House reporter Sarah McClendon, New York Times editorial writer Karl E. …”

“…Andrei Mikhalkov-Konchalovskii wrote the scenario, which was originally titled “The Passion according to Andrei” and Tarskovskii used the fact that it did not record much about the painter's life by making a biographical film projected with his own philosophical and theological vision of an artist. Rublev in the film is not portrayed as a saint at the peak of his art, but as an incredibly human monk, who takes a route of sufferings wandering at the bottom of life to reach the truth of art. …”

“…Suffering from lung cancer, Dino’s father changes his behavior toward his children, even dropping his objections to Dino’s philosophical ideas. When he dies, Dino finally accepts the role of a lead singer and guitar player at the official dance in culture center while his family, after a lengthy wait, move into a newly built skyscraper.…”

“…Heading back to Treichville, on the banks of the lagoon, he recalls his military life and the war in Indochina, and philosophizing all the while, he crosses the new bridge, telling "Little Jules" that maybe the future will be better. …”