Added in October: Skies of Lebanon, Napoleon - In the Name of Art, Ride The Eagle and more
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03/11/2023
As October bids farewell and we step into November, it's the perfect time to explore the latest additions to Beamafilm. These films offer a wide range of entertainment and knowledge, ensuring there's something for everyone. From historical dramas to enlightening documentaries and culinary delights, it's time to dive into some of the exciting films that were added in October.
"Skies of Lebanon" takes us on a compelling journey to the 1950s, as we follow the life of Alice, a Swiss woman who leaves her homeland for Lebanon. Against the backdrop of October's changing seasons, we witness her experiences during a time that should have been the best years of her life, even as the threat of war looms. This film beautifully captures the essence of the era, weaving personal stories with historical events, and offering a unique perspective on the challenges and resilience of individuals during times of change.
"Napoleon - In the Name of Art" is a captivating documentary that delves into the intricate relationship between Napoleon Bonaparte and the world of culture and art. As October fades away, this documentary provides fresh insights into Napoleon's profound impact on the art world. Explore how the power and influence of this historical icon intersect with the world of culture and creativity, leaving you feeling enlightened and engaged.
For those who savour the delights of fine dining, "Cuisine Royale" is a culinary lifestyle show with a royal twist. Step into stately homes and royal palaces as the series explores the fine traditions and glamour of distinguished kitchens and dining tables around the world. This sumptuous journey introduces you to the art of royal dining, from exquisite table settings to mouthwatering dishes prepared by top-notch chefs. "Cuisine Royale" is a sensory delight that combines history, culture, and a love for exquisite cuisine.
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A culinary lifestyle show with a royal difference. In stately homes and royal palaces we will learn about the fine tradition and glamour of the most distinguished kitchens and dining tables around the world.
In the 1950s, Alice leaves her Swiss homeland for Lebanon. There, the best years of her life are marred by the threat of war.
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Explores the complex relationship between Napoleon, culture and art.
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A portrait of Morrissey and his early life in 1970s Manchester before he went on to become the lead singer of seminal alternative rock band The Smiths.
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An extraordinary report on how Hitler looted 'the great beauty' of Europe: the art that was the expression of its culture.
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