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The words 'benda bilili' mean 'beyond appearances' and for a group of musicians from the Democratic Republic of Congo it is a statement with profound meaning. The group’s original core was three middle-aged paraplegics who slept on cardboard on the chaotic streets of Kinshasa and stayed sane by making music. Filmed over the course of five years, from their first songs played for loose change on the pavement outside a posh restaurant to their triumphs in music festivals around the world, Benda Bilili!, one of the undisputed hits of the recent Cannes Film Festival, recounts this story of an unlikely dream become reality. Filmmaker Renaud Barret joins FPS for an uplifting and musical Q&A session.
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Video Length: 1340
Date Found: July 12, 2010
Date Produced: July 11, 2010
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July 16, 2011
Killing Time is the entertainment review show dedicated to finding entertainment that doesn’t suck. We look through movies, television, books, sports - if it's supposed to entertain, we'll review it.
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July 16, 2011
Pam talks about her knitting. Notes: The child’s ear hat can be found at and the Traveling Scarves group can be found at
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July 16, 2011
Pam talks about her knitting. Note: This is the pattern for the beret I’m working on:
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July 16, 2011
Brief tutorial on creating a game in EpicTable and sending invitations.
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July 16, 2011
Demonstrates making the most of our screen real estate by customizing your EpicTable view.
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