2001 VIDEO CATALOG - Clinton Essex Franklin Library System

Living Living Language: Language: Spanish
Spanish
This program is so simple and easy that all you have to do is look and listen and you cannot help but
learn to speak.
77 min. color
Living Living Out Out Loud
Loud
Judith Nelson, newly divorced, is consumed by vindictive fantasies of her ex-husband and his young
bride. Her life is empty until she finds unexpected companionship in a bold and brassy jazz singer and a
down-on-his-luck elevator operator in her fashionable Fifth Avenue building.
103 min. color cc
Living Living Living Reef
Reef
The Great Barrier Reef, one of the most remarkable of the ocean's wonders, is examined through aerial
and underwater photography. Plants and animals that abound in the reef are identified along with the
geography of the reef itself.
22 min. color
Living Living Living With With Alzheimer's: Alzheimer's: A A Partnership Partnership in in Caring
Caring
Professionals describe the three stages of Alzheimer's with the kinds of caregiving needed by the patient
at each stage. Viewers will also learn the variability of the disease's effect on different people, the
importance of providing care for the caregiver, the importance of addressing legal and financial concerns
early, and community resources for assistance.
19 min. color pp
Living Living With With Grace
Grace
Explores the life of one woman living without memory. Grace is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. We
observe her husband, her caregiver, his patience, his skill and his practical management, as daily he
copes with his wife's extreme emotional swings.
28 min. color
Local Local Hero
Hero
A Houston-based oil company sends its ace troubleshooter to a sleepy Scottish town to negotiate the
purchase of the town for oil development. Expecting local resistance, he finds prospective millionaires,
northern lights, a stubborn beachcomber, a Russian trawler, and a mermaid with webbed toes.
112 min. color
Lolita: Lolita: Killer Killer Whale
Whale
To the people who have shared her years in captivity, who train her, play with her, and love her, parting
with Lolita, the great killer whale who has awed children and parents at Miami's Seaquarium for the past
25 years, would be heartbreaking. To the marine biologists who object to the cramped quarters and
lonely life led by this highly intelligent, gentle, and emotional creature, Lolita should be set free to join
other whales and live the rest of her 70-year life potential with her own family. Who's right? Watch this
extraordinary video and judge for yourself.
45 min. color
London: London: City City Guide
Guide
On the cutting edge of contemporary art and music, London is the world's capital of cool and one of
Europe's most memorable cities. Jonathan Atherton finds himself among snap-happy tourists on the
trail of famous landmarks such as Trafalgar Square and Soho, then explores the alternative London of
Gay Pride and Bangladeshi Brick Lane.
50 min. color
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