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- Based on the 2009 Dan Brown novel of the same name, The Lost Symbol is the story of a young Robert Langdon (Ashley Zukerman) being tasked by the CIA to solve a number of puzzles when his mentor (Eddie Izzard) is taken.
- A man wakes up in a white room empty other than buttons on the walls, he must find out which button to push to get what he wants.
- A thinly disguised version of the life of Marilyn Monroe, detailing her ups and downs in life and how her erratic behavior contributes to her deteriorating career.
- Author Dan Brown insists his novel "Lost Symbol" is historically accurate. Tony Robinson presents an investigation to determine how historically accurate it really is
- Centuries ago, the monks of the Cult of the Blood Symbol went searching for their "chosen one" whose blood, they believed, would make them immortal. Olam, the only living survivor of the cult, finally finds his intended victim in Tracy Walker, a fiesty, athletic college student. Patiently, deliberately, Olam prepares to take the one he's been waiting centuries to kill...
- A woman who has had a tough life in a world that has not been fair to her. Things get further complicated when she falls in love with her step-sister's boyfriend.
- Racists learn that the land a negro owns lies over a vast oil field, and threaten his life when he refuses to sell.
- Examining the history of America through iconic symbols, objects and places; host David Rubenstein.
- This documentary takes the viewer on a journey through the secret codes, architecture and symbols in Dan Brown's novel The Lost Symbol. Also examined are secret societies and new science describing what's myth and what's real. Scientist, code breakers, psychologists and historians are interviewed.
- In-depth analysis of the new novel from the bestselling author Dan Brown featuring protagonist Robert Langdon (Da Vinci Code) and is set in Washington, D.C. with the main focus on Freemasonry's history, traditions and practices. Along the way, look at issues arising from the novel and study the struggles of the Masons and their forebears, as related to the themes from the Dan Brown novel.
- They were the glamour girls on James Bond's arm, the vestal virgins in Up Pompeii, and the girls-next-door in Man About The House. They were the vampire victims dispatched in the first reel of Hammer Horrors. And they were the Carry On dolly birds, guaranteed to elicit a 'Phwooar' from Sid James. They were Crumpet! And this is their story. Tony Livesey sets out to rescue Crumpet from the condescension of history. Recalling his own childhood, growing up in front of the TV in a Burnley terrace, Tony takes us on a trip through three decades of popular culture. How did our thirty year fascination with Crumpet come about - and why did it end? What does it say about the unique British sense of humour - and about our changing attitude to sex? With contributions from Honor Blackman, Ingrid Pitt, Madeline Smith, Hill's Angel Sue Upton, Leslie Philips and Wendy Richards, and with cultural commentators like Dylan Jones, Germaine Greer and Ned Sherrin, Tony gets to the bottom of this uniquely British phenomenon.
- Poetry or threat? Inspired by the heated debate over the two "White American Flags" that suddenly appeared on the towers of New York City's iconic Brooklyn Bridge, the film asks what kind of societal scope art has in the present day.
- Deep within the great pyramid is a secret that has remained hidden for over 4000 years. An ancient instrument designed to unlock mysteries that have baffled mankind for generations.
- Ryta thrifts shorts and doesn't notice a little spot on it. But she doesn't even assume, how this spot will change her life.
- Florence and Nellie are dressmakers, sewing to eke an existence. A wealthy woman calls for a gown they have just finished. She is accompanied by an unconscionable profligate, who, tempting the girls in turn, points out the "easy way." Nellie spurns him but Florence hearkens to his persuasions and accompanies him to where all is pleasure. He brings her to his mansion, a palace of pleasure during a Bacchanal orgy. She at once becomes obsessed with the spirit of revelry and it swept on to the inevitable goal, the morass of moral indifference. Nellie, however, is content in the house of toil and "She layeth her hands to the spindle, and her hands hold the distaff," marrying her honest, manly sweetheart, receiving as the years roll on the greatest of God's blessings, a family of three children. How terrible is the one's fate in contrast with the other's. Steeped in the toxin of gaiety she goes down, down until there is no chance for retreat. She, up to now, the toy of the tempter, grows unattractive to him and he unceremoniously discards her, putting her out to shift as best she can. An outcast, she now realizes the reward of worldliness. "For her home inclineth unto death and her path unto the dead." Hence, in the squalor of her hovel death comes and she has reached the inevitable. Nellie has been guided by the Proverb, "The path of the just is as a shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day." We realize the result of this as we leave the happy little family sitting by their fireside.
- Symbol of Sacrifice is a 1918 film dramatization of the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War. It follows English soldier Preston Fanshall from the British defeat at the Battle of Isandlwana to Rorke's Drift.
- Unexplained symbols discovered around the earth, thousands of years old, what do they mean? We'll investigate these ancient artifacts.
- The pin-up is not just a pretty young woman, not so much dressed and fantasized. This popular American icon would even become a symbol of feminine claims.
- TV Mini Series
- In this second installment of this exclusive series we learn the sacred truths of ancient and medieval symbolism employed by secret societies such as the Freemasons. We listen to the teachings from across the ages, drawn together from a lifetime of learning. Tim Wallace-Murphy regularly travels the globe teaching at Masonic Lodges, Spiritual Retreats and major conferences. Here for the first time we can listen to the wisdom of our ancestors in the comfort of our own home and delve into the mind of one who truly understands the sacred nature of God on earth as seen by ancient Gnostics and understand the psychological and spiritual power of symbols. From cave paintings to Egypt and from pagan sculptures to Christian churches we are led on a journey of profound depth. It's time to listen to the voice of wisdom... Tim Wallace-Murphy is an international best-selling author known throughout the world for his deep knowledge of Rosslyn, the Knights Templar, Sacred Geometry and Rex Deus - the real bloodline of Jesus Christ and the sacred continuation of esoteric and gnostic knowledge. He has been the expert consultant to many scholars and authors on these subjects most notably Dan Brown, the author of the Da Vinci Code. His best selling books include The Mark of the Beast, Rosslyn: Guardians of the Secret of the Holy Grail, Rex Deus: The True Mystery of Rennes-Le-Chateau, Cracking the Symbol Code and many more. The first part in this series is called The Real Bloodline.
- Made in 2009 to promote the Dan Brown book, The Lost Symbol. It's 45 minutes long and goes into the history of Freemasons, in London and New York. It tells their story, and gives examples of some rituals and other items of curiosity. It's a documentary and watches like one.
- A documentary about the atrocities committed by the Das Reich Division during Spring 1944 in southern France.
- In early 20th Century Japan, a yakuza boss goes on a 3-year journey. When he sees some trouble, he heads right for it.
- A part documentary/part dramatic reenactment tale that examines religions from around the world.
- Unexplained symbols discovered around the earth, thousands of years old, what do they mean? In this sequel to the acclaimed original documentary ANCIENT SYMBOLS, we will investigate these mysterious ancient artifacts.
- From the producers of For Our Day, comes a fascinating documentary exploring temple symbolism. Discover the reason behind Joseph Smith's involvement with Masonry, the purpose of inverted pentagrams on LDS temples, the use of sacred symbols by the Founding Fathers and more! This film addresses the following questions: Why are some of the sacred symbols used by the Founding Fathers, also found on tapestries in China that date to the time of the flood? Why do we find the same symbols revealed to the Prophet Joseph Smith, as part of the Restoration, used as well by the early Christians? Are inverted pentagrams occult symbols or do they have a sacred, nearly forgotten meaning? Why are many of the Masonic symbols used by the American Founding Fathers identical to those revealed by Joseph Smith? Do sacred symbols tie the Book of Mormon, the Hopewell civilization of North America and the American founding together? What do LDS temples have in common with the Great Pyramid of Giza, Stonehenge and the Hopewell mounds in North America?
- Author of THE DARK PATH Isaac Weishaupt hosts this show focused on pop culture and its role in the occult agenda to instill ritualistic symbolism in entertainment.
- Political symbolism is often used to represent political ideology and standpoints. The symbolism can occur in various media including banners, acronyms, pictures, flags, mottos etc.
- A man who is fascinated with patterns and symbols discovers his one true path to enlightenment.
- Short
- The Louvre is a symbol of Paris and one of the world's finest museums housed in the biggest palace in Europe. Today, some 10 million visitors stroll through its 14 kilometers of galleries and corridors, which are carefully laid out to accommodate more than 40,000 works of art. What changes have been made over the past 800 years to transform a chateau into a museum?
- Video Game
- The Disney Channel presents an original program with an Olympic theme: ''Here Comes Sam . . . The Making of an Olympic Symbol'' tells the story of how the ubiquitous eagle who serves as mascot for the Los Angeles Games was created by the Disney organization.