From Aristotle to Hawking (2007)

Actors: Paul Pissanos (producer), Paul Pissanos (director), Roy Dotrice (actor), Spiros Focás (actor), Nikos Vastardis (actor), David Bowles (actor), David Bowles (producer), Duncan Skinner (actor), Carolina Liriti (actress), Andrew Bullock (actor), Angelica Timms (actress),

Olympiad 448 BC: Olympiad of Ancient Hellas (2004)

Actors: Paul Pissanos (director), Roy Dotrice (actor), Spiros Focás (actor), Brian Blessed (actor), Paul Pissanos (producer), Paul Pissanos (writer), Nikos Vastardis (actor), David Bowles (actor), Jo Price (actress), Daniel Naprous (actor), Paul Flanagan (actor), Carolina Liriti (actress), Andreas Sollas (editor), Antonis Theodoropoulos (composer),

Plot: Through the eyes of the Nrrator and ancient Philosophers of the time, we are taken on a dramatic journey through history; recounting the incredible and exciting dramas, ceremonies, games, and chariot races of the Ancient Greek OLYMPIAD; the Olympic Games of the 5th Century BC.

Unseen Forces (2004)

Actors: Ryan Junell (producer), Ryan Junell (editor), Ryan Junell (director), Ryan Junell (writer), Ryan Junell (actor), Brian L. Perkins (actor), David Cerf (actor), Erin Bradley (actress), M.C. Schmidt (actor), Angie Hile (actress), Lesser J. (actor), Sagan (composer), Lance Grabmiller (actor), Wobbly (actor), Drew Daniel (actor),

Plot: Unseen Forces (2004) is a hilarious sequence of vignettes from the history of science to Sagan's music. Sidestepping any expectations of high falutin' experimental art video in favor of slapstick narrative, these wryly subtitled re-enactments of important historical breakthroughs come off as a weird hybrid of Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" and Led Zeppelin's "The Song Remains the Same". Commencing with a turtlenecked Carl Sagan lookalike invoking the sun, Junell's film proceeds to romp anachronistically across history in a playful homage to "Cosmos": The Big Bang is restaged by a flashlight-wielding modern dance troupe (played by real life astronomy buffs recruited online), whose cosmic choreography goes largely unnoticed by their glib, uncomprehending audience. The Greek Rationalist discovery that air is a substance is refigured as a gay pick up technique in an ice cream parlour, with Matmos' M. C. Schmidt and Drew Daniel playing Empedocles and Pausanias. In the final scene, married couple Blevin Blectum and J Lesser re-enact the courtship of the Curies and their discovery of radiation as a Jerry Lewis-style tragicomedy.