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Explore the life and career of Art Spiegelman the NYC artist who revolutionized comics by exploring dark, complex themes with his famous work, MAUS: a poignant survivor narrative that redefined the medium and influenced graphic novels of today.
Leader of a revolution at 21. Lawmaker at 23. Most Wanted at 26. With intimate access to the leaders of Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution, Who's Afraid of Nathan Law? chronicles one of the world's most famous dissidents in his fight for democracy against a superpower.
Nick Cave has aged like a fine wine over the years, deepening his iconic status as both an unparalleled performer and songwriter. In the electrifying film "Mutiny In Heaven," Nick and his first band, The Birthday Party, offer an unfiltered, intimate, and immersive exploration of the influential post-punk group that catapulted him onto the global stage.
Cast out of his monastery and displaced in his reincarnation, a Ladakhi boy of noble birth must go in search of his past life in Tibet, with the help and sacrifice of his aging godfather.
When faced with potential military escalation, Canada opted to resolve their conflict with the Soviet Union through a historic, best-on-best hockey series, providing common ground for both nations.
Featuring Wayne Gretzky, Vladislav Tretiak and Margaret Trudeau.
It’s Tiger King meets Blackfish… Tim Harrison, a retired cop, makes a bombshell discovery while undercover at an exotic animal auction. He starts to suspect that America’s top television celebrity conservationists, including his childhood hero and American icon Jack Hanna, may be secretly connected to the dark underbelly of the exotic pet trade.
Featuring Carole Baskin.
When Louis Ortiz shaved off his goatee one day in 2008, his life changed forever. BRONX OBAMA tells the strange and improbable tale of a Barack Obama impersonator who tries to cash in on “the look of a lifetime.”
“Better than coffee in the morning.”
Eschewing the practices of Big Agra, a group of Northern California winemakers stay true to their ideals during the largest wildfire season on record.
How tough do you think you are? It's the coldest day of the year in the coldest place in America. Contestants have 60 hours to run, bike, or ski 135 miles at -40 degrees Fahrenheit. Can they survive the frostbite and fatigue to make it to the finish line?
A psychiatrist and his patient fall in love in secret, and her false memories ignite a mass panic about Satanic cults. As featured in the New York Times, “The Satanic Panic that Never Goes Away!”
Spanning between past and present, Hidden Letters follows two millennial Chinese women connected by their fascination with the secret language of Nushu. This centuries-old hidden language bonded generations of Chinese women in a clandestine support system of sisterhood, hope and survival. Influenced by Nushu’s legacy of female solidarity, the two women struggle to find balance as they forge their own paths in a patriarchal culture.
Three-time ice climbing World Champion Angelika Rainer is at a crossroad in her career. After having competed all her life and having won almost everything there was to win, Angelika Rainer decides to give up competing and start a personal journey, to her relationship with the past and with nature.
Beautifully layered in After Sherman the filmmaker, Jon-Sesrie Goff follows his father, a minister, in the aftermath of a mass shooting at his church in Charleston, South Carolina to understand how communities of descendants of enslaved Africans use their unique faith as a form of survival as they continue to fight for America to live up to its many unfulfilled promises to Black Americans.
Unzipped is a searing exposé into the alarming humanitarian crisis in America’s own backyard: the affordable housing problem in Venice, CA.
Featuring original music from hip hop duo Run The Jewels.
The Conductor takes the audience into the heart of classical music, and into the soul of one of its top, most beguiling artists, the internationally renowned conductor Marin Alsop. Alsop first saw the legendary Leonard Bernstein when she was nine-years old. That’s when she knew what she wanted to be in life: a conductor. Told that girls can’t do that, Marin struggled against enormous prejudices and institutional obstacles for decades to become one of the world’s most renowned classical music conductors.
Rodney Stotts is one of the few African-American falconers in the United States, and yet the path to this ancient practice was not an easy flight.
A breakdown in public trust and institutional racism are at the forefront of this examination of one of America's worst environmental disasters.
Narrated by Alec Baldwin.
This documentary follows Gabi over five years as they wrestle with society’s stereotypes about boys and girls and make an important decision.
Chronicles the fall and attempted redemption of Paterson, New Jersey citizens after the accidental killing of a 12-year-old girl in broad daylight.
A touching film about uncertainty and the future that awaits us all through the lens of five patients choosing to sing their way through life.
A look into the lives of three women caught up in the issues revolving around the right to access reproductive healthcare in Mississippi.
A meditation on our relationship to the world through a cross-continental, cinematic journey into our cosmic origins and our future as a species.
Engrossing and eye-opening, KING CORN is a fun and crusading journey into the digestive tract of our fast food nation where one ultra-industrial, pesticide-laden, heavily-subsidized commodity dominates the food pyramid from top to bottom - corn.
The story of Dr. Kennedy, who made headlines by implanting electrodes in the brain of a paralyzed man then teaching the patient to control a computer.
Elliot `White Lightning' Scott spends two years making a low-budget karate epic to become Canada's first action hero.
Mark Reay opens up about his double life, one where he works as a New York fashion photographer before returning to the streets to sleep each night.
Reynhard Sinaga is the UK's most prolific rapist. Posing as a good Samaritan outside Manchester nightclubs, he drugged, sexually assaulted and filmed his depraved acts with at least 200 young men for the past 12 years.
A look at NFL star Marshawn Lynch and his use of silence as a form of protest. Culling more than 700 video clips and placing them in dramatic, rapid, and radical juxtaposition, the film is a political parable about the American media-sports complex and its deep complicity with racial oppression.
America’s most famous plastic surgeon is confronted with his daughter's conflicted feelings about his work and a string of surgery-related deaths.
Three Juilliard-trained sibling piano prodigies come to terms with the sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of their manager and father.
