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Ewout Genemans looks back on the shocking murder of their father together with Peter R. de Vries's children, Royce and Kelly, but he also looks to the future with them. On July 6, 2021, an attack was carried out on the crime reporter following the broadcast of RTL Boulevard. Nine days later, he died of his injuries in the hospital in the presence of his family. What impact has this had?
Join Mark McMorris and friends as they push themselves and their sport in preparation for the biggest contest season of their careers at an idyllic training camp in Switzerland.
An in-depth documentary detailing the recent rise of San Diego Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. Hailing from the Dominican Republic, Tatis made his MLB debut in 2019, won a Silver Slugger Award in 2020 and was a 2021 All-Star. In addition to Tatis and his family, MLB Network talks with legends like Pedro Martinez and Alex Rodriguez about the rising star.
Wednesday, in Rio de Janeiro, is different from other days for having football at night. “Wednesday: Game Day” traces the journey of some workers through the Bafo de Onça radio station. But as not everything is about football, there are those who prefer to dance to cheesy music at Feira de São Cristóvão at the end of the day.
2020 has become the year of empty streets in the city that never sleeps – New York. In spring and summer the parks have become one of the few places where you’re allowed to be during the quarantine. It created or strengthened park subculture. The author used here everyday walks in Sunset Park in Brooklyn to preserved her sanity and create a portrait of mass tragedy and the way it was overcome.
Online prankster Niko Omilana recounts the wild but true story of his 2021 campaign to become London's mayor and shake up the system.
The little-known story of the accelerating destruction of our forests for fuel - the policy loopholes, huge subsidies, and blatant green washing of the burgeoning biomass electric power industry.
From giving up his rugby dream to fulfilling his darting destiny, this is the story of an unprecedented rise to the top...
In Mannheim, Germany, 68 AI surveillance cameras have been installed to detect suspicious movements. What is a suspicious movement and how do Mannheimers feel about this new technology? How is this technology linked with preexisting forms of surveillance, such as police profiling?
Don Antonio Espinoza is a citizen of Ayacucho, a fervent enthusiast of Huayno music, and also knowledgeable about passages of Huanta's history. He plays the guitar, his faithful companion, with modest skill, always striving to keep alive the memories of his beloved Amauta Musical Center. Don Antuco, as he is affectionately known by the locals, never wavered in his desire to spread the authentic style of Ayacucho Huayno, ancestral compilations, sung and played masterfully with a unique style that makes him a true musical cultivator, battling obstacles such as the overwhelming influence of foreign culture and the disinterest of local authorities.
The theory of Bigfoot being an alien creature has been a theory for many years. Could Bigfoot just be an alien from another dimension?
"DURGA: Forging a New Trail" tells the story of 34-year-old Durga Rawal, the only guide of any gender from her village in northern Nepal. In a country where boys receive an education, men seek employment in larger cities and girls and women are often left to work on family farms and within their homes, Durga’s is a story of defying cultural, societal and familial expectations to pursue an independent life. It is a story of female empowerment and gender equality about a brave young woman who is forging her own trail.
Three transport workers are unjustly fired and decide to complain: for a year they live in a tent that they set up on the esplanade of the municipal building. Faced with media pressure, the absence of the state and social mandates, the film shows how the deconstruction of that statement that points out as obvious the belonging of women to the private sphere of the home.
Stroke of Fire explores athletes' full and limited evolution within skiing and the pure joy that manifests from that process. The choice to enter this world is a spark, and with every new experience, the fire grows. With more knowledge comes more exploration, both physically and geographically, which helps to understand what those raw experiences connected with nature do for the soul.
After learning the news of his ex-fiancee’s unconventional marriage, an immigrant poet and a New York social worker questions whether it’s possible to be a true revolutionary and a nonconformist while living a comfortable life of a government employee.
Imagine a place that is vast, wild and untouched, where some of the world's greatest wildlife spectacles unfold. The Arctic National Wildlife refuge, situated in the northeastern corner of Alaska, is the wildest place left in North America. A symbol of wilderness for the world. No one has truly ever seen it. "The Arctic: Our Last Great Wilderness" will feature the first-ever cinematic account of this little known land where people can experience a world untouched by time.
Haitian artist and activist Sanba Yonel creates a queer tribute to the Lwa, Vodou gods and goddesses who once inspired a revolution. In Haiti, men perceived as feminine are known as masisi. The word is often used as a slur on gay men, transvestites and non-binary folks. Sanba Yonel comments on the plight of the masisi who, faced with prejudice and hostility, find shelter in the religious context of Vodou.
Ticketed for What? is a short documentary about Toronto's homeless community being unfairly ticketed under the Ontario Safe Streets Act.
Vinyl record sellers talk about their audience. A documentary about music lovers in the era of streaming platforms. Owners of famous St. Petersburg music stores share stories of triumph and failure. Who buys and who needs vinyl in the streaming era? 10 heroes of different generations, views and tastes talk about how they are trying to save a rare business in a crisis.
While the French are the second biggest consumers of pizza in the world, today premium pizza is everywhere. The dough is thick and soft, the toppings of high quality and the recipes inventive. The prices soar, however: the world champion of pizzas sells his for nearly 20 euros. But are they really worth their price?
Baneen, a young Pakistani woman, immigrates from Karachi, Pakistan, to a small town in Arkansas to begin her first year of college.
Fascinating documentation of the Sephardic cuisine, which disappears over the years, just like the Ladino language, through the eyes of a director who documented her grandmother, cooking Ladino: "I'm afraid this food is starting to disappear. I want to teach my granddaughters to cook, but they have no time."
Eight children (7-15 years old) bring you back to the moment their parents told them that they were getting divorced. They all had a feeling that something was about to happen, yet they didn't see it coming.
A teacher gives a brief history lesson on the concept of whitness to students. This is intercut with Rage Against the Machines Killing in The Name of as well as quotes relating to the discussion. It goes onto critique racism and the overall structure of wealth and power in America and the history that generated it.
Idea by Garbiñe Ortega, celebrating four years of work, cinema and love.
In the fall of 1965, eleven courageous Black students volunteered to integrate John W. Provine High School in Jackson, Mississippi. Amidst a sea of raging students, parents and teachers, these 11 seniors endured unimaginable hostility.
An honest testimony of addiction, and one woman's discovery that the only way to save herself, is to save others.
Ocean of Obstacles is a film documentary that reveals the story of a dozen blind teenagers as they attempt a life changing voyage at sea.
A portrait of Kon Mu-soon, a young man who works for sandwich shop and grows through music and boxing, even after suffering from the IMF. Mu-soon and his friend Park Tae-won run together for 470 kilometers from Busan to Seoul for 10 days, assimilating into the nature they face on the path.
Muerte Murcielago is the only child born in La Bahía, an isolated mining town, after a toxic spill infected the water leaving the local men sterile. Used to live his life as an adult since a very young age, he will soon begin to imagine a future beyond the town.
Madame Pipi follows the personal journeys of female Haitian bathroom attendants in Miami’s hottest nightclubs and their support to Haiti through their tips.
Chased by the army, two Beduin smuggle Palestinian workers through the Negev desert. A portrait filmed over five years about men living on the edge in one the most fragile regions of the world.
Mark Howard sits down with Nathan Lyon to discuss the Australian Test spinner's career and reflect upon his 100th Test match and 400th Test wicket.
Joey embarks on a journey to Ohio to experience first-hand the misunderstood culture of Insane Clown Posse's Juggalo family. Come watch Joey on his quest to capture the essence of the clown lifestyle, although unexpectedly, on the way, he ends up finding himself.
The transition that humanity is going through at this time offers an opportunity for deep inner transformation and awakening to our true nature.
This insightful and informative documentary explores the popular world of Mindfulness from the perspective of four people who study and teach it. Mindfulness is defined as a mental state achieved by focusing one's awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations, used as a therapeutic technique.
A documentary film about a special kind of friendship - the age-old relationship between gay men and straight women, as told by Monica Davidson, a self-declared “fag hag”.
The making of documentary of "Kaamelott : Premier Volet".
“Listen to me, there’s something I have to say, but I still can’t do it showing my face.” 25 years after running away from her home town in Morocco, a woman needs to explain why she fled away without an explanation. Yet she is not able to do it by showing her face, that’s why she has to record her voice.
Set to excerpts from Gustav Mahler’s “Song of the Earth”, this film explores the relations between human activities and the deep time of the Earth, journeying through the Petroleum Data Repository at Geoscience Australia, a vast storehouse of core-samples drilled for oil and gas exploration over the past hundred years.
A biography of Jacques Attali from ERTV with Faits & Documents.
In 2020, a Banks Peninsula family works to protect and survey the Indigenous population of white-flippered penguins through predator trapping and citizen science.
"I Wake Up with a Flower in my Hand" is a 25-year anniversary remix of "Killer Janitors." Using all original footage and adding no special effects, the new cut focuses on how the best friends saw each other and understood themselves within the context of their friendship, high school, home lives, and a world beyond their small-town confinements—felt but not yet touched.
The Diggers is an observation journey into various artisanal mining sites in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The film shows the arduous and surreal labor of adults and teenagers extracting coltan, tungsten and black tourmaline. Our camera captures their repeated movements, their picks, their sweat, fatigue, their faces tense by the effort, their breathing. Their tirelessly repeated gestures compose a kind of bitter-sweet symphony. We enter makeshift tunnels and follow the men who have to arch their backs to advance to the deposits. Our camera is in no hurry to allow the spectators to live and feel this difficult work. The light falls and the workers leave the mining site little by little towards the evening refreshments, before returning to the same routine at dawn.
Discover Mexico and its magnificent mix of backdrops with Kilian Bron and his team. This is a melting pot of unusual images captured in the craziest and unique places across the country! Let yourself be transported from the tops of Mexico's most active volcanoes to the steep and colourful streets of historic villages. Prepare to feast your eyes on a month’s worth of road trip turned into five minutes of images! And let's not forget, a particular mention to the complete conception of the music, in direct link with the culture of the country and the places we visited. A whole project that we can’t wait for you to see, listen to and read, through our various forms of media. A logical sequel to "Our Tour de France" and "Follow The Light" that we’d also love you to (re)see whilst waiting for the other projects scheduled to arrive in the not too distant future. YES, we are preparing other surprises for you!
I am a girl of the waves, from a village of seafarers. Some days, I go out with my boat to the sea. But I don’t go alone. Maoimouna comes with me.
The 2X1 ruling, a controversial Supreme Court ruling to benefit the genocidaires of the last Civic-Military Dictatorship, provoked a massive popular mobilization that put a stop to this attempt to grant impunity to those responsible for state terrorism in Argentina.
What does it take to become an Olympic athlete? We will follow eighteen-year-old competitive swimmer Luigi Franco; he will show us his regimen and aspirations as he tries to reach his goal of competing in the 2024 Paris Olympic games.
This documentary follows the lives of four elderly Japanese men living in Manila's impoverished districts. Known as "distressed Japanese," they navigate their daily lives with minimal earnings and assistance from others. Despite once having jobs and families in Japan, they find themselves spending their final days in Manila for various reasons. The documentary offers a poignant portrayal of their struggles over seven years.
The final installment in the five-part Cows series is a remarkable example of photo-videography as an art form. Photographs, which over time transform pixel by pixel, pose inconvenient questions about our relationship with animals: Are they merely objects for our consumption? Organic matter we've become disconnected with? Or…?
ABC News profiles stories of strength and resiliency from across the nation
Marriages are ending. Lives are running out. It's going to be hard when that ends. At least I can ‘talk to you’” says Peter, who has been isolating for a month in his own apartment. Just like almost every Pole. Waiting in isolation for a vaccine that will cure them from the virus of loneliness. At home, they have been recording personal scenes from their life, hoping that someone will listen and maybe ‘hug them’. „Polish Self-Portrait” reveals one year from the pandemic reality. Homemade footage is enhanced by a subjective documentary report from Poland during the COVID-19 era.
After a self-exploratory workshop called “Primitive Voice”, Mihai and Octavia decide to embark on a painful and uncomfortable journey within themselves. Using their voices in unconventional ways along this transformative process, they both confront memories, emotions and patterns of behaviour which have kept them stuck into their past. Guided by the voice therapist Jean-René Toussaint and by a strong desire to find their inner freedom, they come to realize that meeting themselves brings them closer to the ones they love.