New DVD’s 12 – 18 February – Charles Sturt University Library Blog

Morality – the process of moral development – This film identifies the progress of moral thinking starting in preschool years and continuing to its unfolding in young adults. Library catalogue holdings details
Where Have All the Children Gone? – the crisis in rural communities – Focusing on North Dakota, this thoughtful documentary takes a look at the crisis facing many rural communities. Library catalogue holdings details

Big Bucks, Big Pharma: marketing disease and pushing drugs – pulls back the curtain on the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical industry to expose the insidious ways that illness is used, manipulated, and in some instances created, for capital gain. Library catalogue holdings details
Animals and Numbers – Use childrens’ natural love of animals to help them master counting from one to twenty. Library catalogue holdings details
Postnatal Depression – examines causes, risks, management and support systems for the women, their children, partners and families. Library catalogue holdings details
Bedevil – An innovative rendering of three ghost stories from the imagination of filmmaker, visual artist and photographer Tracey Moffatt. Library catalogue holdings details
Favela Rising – a documentary about the slums of Rio, the favelas, specifically the most violent one, Vigário Geral. A man emerges from these slums to lead the nonviolent cultural movement known as Afro-reggae. Library catalogue holdings details
The Hours – structured around the process of linking up three stories set at different points in time. Each story concerns a woman trying to define herself, to identify what she needs, and to find a way to get it. Library catalogue holdings deta ils
Elizabeth l – Helen Mirren takes on the role of her lifetime as Elizabeth I the last of the Tudors. Queen of England during war, peace and everything that goes in-between. Library catalogue holdings details
The Floating Brothel – Three women uncover the rags-to respectability tale of their ancestors–the feisty convicts who became the unlikely founding mothers of modern Australia. Library catalogue holdings details