“…The film brings forward the history of the Eötvös College in Budapest, Hungary, covering the period between 1945 and 1950 when the college was ruined and eventually closed down. …”

“…Soros Documentary Fund Why have federal and state governments rushed to cut off funds for effective college-in-prison programs in the U.S.? “The Last Graduation” traces the history of college programs in New York State prisons, from the advent of higher education in prison in the wake of the 1971 Attica uprising to the last graduation from the Marist College program at Greenhaven Prison in 1995. …”

“…Duration: 00:19:00 Portait of Aribert Munzner, professor and member of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and a passionate painter of microcosmos and macrocosmos.…”

“…One of the most common types of deli today is that sewn for women college graduates. Eighty percent of students are women. …”

“…Verzio FF Submission The filmmaker tries to recover and rebuild the relationship between Jacqueline Torréns, her mother who lost her memory after a diabetic decompensation, and Reinalda del Carmen Pereira, her best college friend, who ‘disappeared’ in the Chilean dictatorship. …”

“…Stories about the lives of the tenants in a Moscow's communal apartment: Kostik, who is a college student, lives with his aunt while studying; Arkady Velyurov who is a performing artist; the Khobotovs, who are a divorced couple; and Sava, who is Margarita Khobotov's new fiancé. …”

“…During the 1930's reprisals she lost her father and became the daughter of "the people's enemy," however she succeeded in obtaining education, rose to her feet, defended her candidate thesis, and taught at a college; during the crisis and cold of the 1990s she defended her doctoral thesis. …”

“…The film focuses on the story of Tint Aung, a young Burmese man who was actively involved in the protest movement while in college. He is forced to flee from his home and take refuge in the jungles of the Burmese-Thai border along with his wife and his two young daughters. …”

“…During one dancing night with live music, Bane bravely gets into a fight and learns another lesson as he graduates from high-school and prepares for his college.…”

“…Folk musicians and skinheads, football fans and college students speak of their radical nationalistic views. …”

“…Exposed to a society hosting diseases foreign to the Yahi, Ishi contracted tuberculosis and died on March 25, 1916, at the medical college on Parnassus. Ishi left behind a legacy of invaluable information about his people, and provided a shining example of a courageous human spirit bridging the divide between two worlds.…”

“…Extras * Commentary by film historian and author Professor Ian Christie ( Birkbeck College, London), whose forthcoming book The Time Traveller: Robert Paul and the Early Moving Picture Business will be published by Chicago University Press at the end of 2007 * Illustrated 24-page booklet with an essay by Ian Christie and an introduction to each of the films…”