Documentary filmed at the Royal Geographical Society in London, commissioned by CARICUK, led by Dr Pat Noxolo from the University of Birmingham. It features a dramatic sculpture by visual artist Sonia E Barrett. The project aims to transform discussions about race and anti-racism in UK higher education institutions.
Kevin Westenberg (Interview)
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 22nd January 2020 No commentsExclusive interview to Galerie Prints, in Wimbledon, London, with acclaimed music photographer Kevin Westenberg, whose work includes iconic portraits and album covers for Sting, R.E.M., Thom Yorke, Marilyn Manson, and more.
Belonging (Short Film)
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 4th October 2018 No commentsA short film on the theme of ‘identity’, shortlisted at the 2018 Wex Photo Video film contest.
An American Taoist in London (1 Minute Documentary)
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 28th November 2017 No commentsA 1-minute documentary project about martial artist Jeff Reid, for a filmmaking initiative launched by British filmmaker Philip Bloom and sponsored by Sony.
Sak Yant: Thai Magical Tattoo and Wai Kru Festival 2017 – (Documentary Film)
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 28th November 2017 No commentsA short documentary film on a particular spiritual practice and art form widely spread in Thailand. This ethnographic documentary project has been written, filmed and edited by Gennaro Ambrosino, founder and director at Alchemedia Studios.
Opening Dao (Documentary Film) – Trailer
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 6th October 2016 Comments Off on Opening Dao (Documentary Film) – TrailerTrailer of ‘Opening Dao’, a short documentary film on Taoism and martial arts, filmed in China in 2009.
‘Khate – Waste(d) Children’ (Documentary Film)
by Gennaro Ambrosino on 6th October 2016 Comments Off on ‘Khate – Waste(d) Children’ (Documentary Film)A short documentary film, and charity project, highlighting the gravity and harsh conditions of children who end up living and working on the streets of Kathmandu, in Nepal, and the work of Kathmandu based NGO SathSath to empower them to realise their potential as valuable members of society.