The first film Peter Watkins made for the BBC was a historical reenactment of the last battle fought on British ground, and the ensuing destruction of the Scottish Highlands Clans following the 1745 Jacobite uprising. Critically acclaimed for its graphic realism and cinema-verité style, the US Army even used the film in its courses on military history.

Both audio channels are represented visually as integer numbers corresponding to the amplitude of the soundtrack, music from the island of Bali: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan / Gamelan of the Love God.

Both audio channels are represented visually as integer numbers corresponding to the amplitude of the soundtrack, music from the island of Bali: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan / Gamelan of the Love God.

Both audio channels are represented visually as integer numbers corresponding to the amplitude of the soundtrack, music from the island of Bali: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan / Gamelan of the Love God.

Both audio channels are represented visually as integer numbers corresponding to the amplitude of the soundtrack, music from the island of Bali: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan / Gamelan of the Love God.

This documentary, based upon the book Dangerous Concepts by Hizb ut-Tahrir, clarifies the opinions and their danger for the Muslim Ummah. (community)

Deck By Richard O'Sullivan 2010, 8:10m, Stereo, 4:3, NTSC with Pal conversion Contact: rosulli79@hotmail.com rosulli2004@yahoo.com www.richardosullivan.net Synopsis Inside the boat, the protective womb of the ship erases the traces of the outside. But beyond the barricade, the sea roars. The corroded, wind-blown deck, trembling with seawater, seems like a liminal space between the human and the wild. This very simple piece is a portrayal of the deck of a sea ferry in rough water.

Denial shows a straight shot of Whitehurst continually coming towards and receding from the camera in a powered chair. She doesn't speak on screen but we hear a voice (her voice?) asking a series of questions but there is no reply.