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The Captivating True Story of Addiction, Loss, and Redemption. Wisconsin is the most addicted state in America. There’s no minimum drinking age. DUI offenders get a slap on the wrist – until tragedy strikes. Those who survive are branded as felons for the rest of their lives. Church of Felons follows four recovering addicts in a rural Wisconsin church who agree to reveal hidden truths about their criminal pasts. When they speak the unspeakable, the shockwaves reverberate from their own families through the entire Polk County judicial system.

We relieve the best moments of the former FC Barcelona midfielder during his 22 years at the club.

This documentary narrates the lives of two women, Mahnaz and Jamileh, who have both been diagnosed with breast cancer - one dies after a long battle with the disease, the other fully recovers and engages in charity, raising awareness among cancer patients. Mahnaz, the deceased woman, narrates the movie, while she gets to know Jamile, the woman who survives.

According to field studies and filming observations From 65 villages from different parts of Ardebil province that lacked girly guidance school on average five girls abandon school. With 1855 villages, Ardebil province has only 224 girls' secondary schools. According to the education authorities, there are no accurate statistics on the number of rural girls who abandoned from the secondary school.

Swiss graffiti crew KCBR drops a new video shining the spotlight on the girls of the crew.

This work in nine pieces is a portic experiment on intimacy, in which we play with n impossible space to explore the 'inner places of two characters without identity, who relate, me and act in an ambiguous way, creating a kinu of theatrical dance that can drown you.

Larry Smith is a humble Christmas tree farmer from the mountain top town of Newland, NC, population For 40 years, he’s had a dream, a solitary goal that’s driven him, year-in and year-out. Since he was a teenager, Larry Smith has worked to be the American farmer who provided the spectacular Christmas tree that is the centerpiece of the Blue Room and the heart of the annual White House Christmas decor. Larry’s dream finally came true – he calls it “my Super Bowl.”

VHSEPROSCHENIE is a psychodocumentary series that shows our view of St. Petersburg. This subtle unconscious state can be experienced after a long illness, lack of sleep, shock, or simply because that is how you view life.

A film about the strength of spirit and love of life of an elderly woman who has experienced a lot over the years but has managed to retain a kind heart and an incredible sense of humor. She used to be the nanny of a girl named Masha. And today, Masha, now an adult, came to visit her nanny. During their brief meeting, the girl learned a lot of new things about the woman's life. Some of the details were beyond her imagination. But the woman made the girl not only cry, but also laugh heartily.

Tito likes playing football and tries to get good marks at school but unfortunately, he has some issues that shouldn't have children of his age. Nobody as the Sahrawi people knows what means to be on the map and being lost and forgotten at the same time.

A group of middle school students have fun pretending to be drug addicts. At school, they "snort" powdered chalk. But is it just chalk?

From London to Paris, Marseille to finish in Dakar, we start looking for various African neighborhood in order to film various types and techniques of hairdressing: braided braids, flat braids, plaited braids, weaving, straightening, Afro ... Throught Meetings and conversations with people and hairdressers, we question the importance of treatment and maintenance of hair in African cultures. Through the stories of Romy, Cyn, Kami and Louise we follow the evolution of their hair which finally turns out to be more political than aesthetic.

The documentary features the talents of international jazz legends George Benson, Ahmad Jamal, Stanley Turrentine, Billy Eckstine, Kenny Clarke, Art Blakey, Billy Strayhorn and Mary Lou Williams—all Pittsburghers. Using archival footage and photos, it sheds light on the social conditions and historical events that made Pittsburgh one of the world's leading contributors to the legacy of jazz.

A return to China. Jia, the woman who brought me up, has passed away. My neighborhood is due to be demolished. I hold on to my camera to try to stop time in its tracks, finding comfort in my fondest memories.

Barbie, a transsexual diva, decides to venture to Barcelona in search of new opportunities. However, the reality she finds is far from his dreams.

A super cool nature documentary about the rugged nature of the Meetjesland.

"In 2014, Ukraine was under siege and the military was unprepared. Desperate, the government urged anyone to get to the front and fight the Russian-backed separatists. As the war drags on, Ukraine claims their military is now in control and the volunteers have all been disbanded. But we tracked down some rogue volunteers still out there fighting, not prepared to hand over their weapons anytime soon."

A film about a veteran of the Great Patriotic War Semyon Simonovich Kalinin. He was born on July 12, 1920. From 1939 to 1958 he served in the Soviet Army, went through the war from beginning to end. He was a paratrooper, scout, partisan, then graduated from flight school and became a pilot. Participated in battles near Moscow and Stalingrad. Participant in the 1945 Victory Parade in Moscow. He flew fighter jets and, in peacetime, jet planes. He made an emergency landing several times and survived. They planned to take him to the cosmonaut corps. After the war, he found his destiny, got married and lived with his wife for 53 years. They have four children, eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. This legendary man passed away quite recently, at the age of 97, but he managed to tell the whole world about his years, lived not in vain.

Soviet and Kazakhstani boxer, popular film actor, two-time boxing champion of the USSR (1970-1971), Abdrashit Abdrakhmanov is the first of Kazakhstani boxers to receive the title of master of sports of international class. Winner of the USSR Cup in 1969. Winner of international boxing tournaments in America, Europe, Africa. The film allows you to look at the hero from the other side. His wife Lyudmila Abdrakhmanova helps to see and feel the hero. Only she knows what efforts it took Abdrashit Khakimovich to overcome all difficulties and become who he is.

From a window I film the isolated, seemingly unchanging valley of Ouzoum. Voices and faces emerge. They haunt this piece of land. The landscape cracks and hollows. Leaning against this mountain, I feel a sense of loss. I converse with the dead, filming those who are still here.

Living in a foreign land, in a metropolis, far from her childhood home, the native of a unique Bulgarian village on the south of Ukraine comes home to her people, where lie her roots and her power, where the voice of ancestors, drowned out by globalization and urbanization, calls for her through the veterans' memories.

In an age where immigration has become a heated and divisive subject, this is a personal and true story of one immigrants journey to the United States From Honduras and the hardships that come with it.

We seem to be caught up in a transitional phase, where mankind itself appears to be changing. Driven by a desire for enlightenment, we speed into the future, shaping our world on the wings of our imagination—together with our longtime companion and loyal friend, the horse.

A short documentary about groundbreaking methods of conservation in South Africa, told through dragonflies, the sentinel indicators of their environmental conditions.

Pedigree is an animal invasion movie about the stories we tell about dogs and revolutions. Filmed at the factory where Joy was buried by both humans and dogs the film utilises a mongrel mixture of found, produced and processed materials to affectively trace the decentralised & domesticated legacy of the Russian revolution.

The actions of working women from the Gijón / Xixón neighborhoods were a key issue during the end of the Franco dictatorship. The Gijón that we now know is largely the result of his performances. They took to the streets for health centers, the environment, education or abortion. They were decisive in shaping the city and it is time to recognize them.

Law and Crime looks at the murder of Tennessee nursing student Holly Bobo. It examines footage of the trial of Zach Adams who was found guilt of first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated rape and examines how the prosecution and defense made their cases to the jury.

The film illustrates life in a village on the border between Iraq and Iran, an eight-year war zone during the 1980s. These people were once suffering from having to relocate to the cities during the war, but now enjoy living on the land they feel closest to. Despite heavy daily tasks, people appreciate being alongside nature, relatives, and friends.

An Argentine plane disappears in Central America with 68 people on board. The crash of TC 48. The worst tragedy for the Argentine Air Force. More than 50 years after the incident, the pilot's daughter continues searching for the plane lost in Costa Rica.

The film shows the stories of modern people immersed in the world of Russian folklore. Together with the heroes, we walk around Moscow at night, go on an ethnographic expedition, attend a rehearsal. We live this hour with unusual people for whom folklore has become something more than just music. The picturesque landscapes give way to the naughty dance of youth; the grandmothers' song takes us deep into the past and seems so close and so dear.

One Table Two Elephants is a cinematic ethnography created by Jacob von Heland and Henrik Ernstson that deals with race, nature and knowledge politics in the postcolonial city

Andrew Wyeth's favorite model, Helga Testorf, was a national sensation when the secret paintings of her were revealed... now she tells her side of the story.

Against the bleached sky of Rajasthan, we encounter the women of a small Muslim village as they engage in their work. Here, water binds their daily labour rituals: they collect and carry water in massive urns, they clean plates and clothes with it, water their animals, and even maintain their homes with it (we see them churn mud to smear across their floors). A record of the ongoing cycles of women’s labour (“we make food, we eat, we sleep, we wake up…”), their sense of humour and resilience, and the ways the community co-operate to deal with scarcity.

Tuscanyness is a movie that tries to tell how this spirit of rebirth is still alive through the works and the words of architects both born and educated in the cultural atmosphere of Tuscany. In this enchanting Italian region the beauty is still a civil value, where is possible to experience the true need of establish an alliance with nature, or where is possible to live the unique opportunity to listen to the teachings of the past.

A documentary on the Australian author & film/tv actress

Documentary on the actress Yvonne Monular

The name of a small town in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania stands for the state's biggest breakdown in the fight against the RAF - and at the same time for its end: Bad Kleinen.

Dongdong, Xixi and their little sister has a Chinese father and a Hungarian mother. The father, Zheng, has been living in Hungary since the year 1990, yet he still holds a critical attitude towards the ‘western way’ of educating children, so he fights a lot with his wife on this. His children are now learning piano, violin, singing, calligraphy, ping-pong, badminton, swimming, kung fu, Chinese, English and so on. They are busy attending different courses every day after school, even every weekend. He gets worried when he is not at home, since the mother doesn’t force the kids to stick to the training schedules.

Secret footage and eyewitness accounts shine new light on a brutal campaign by the Myanmar military against Rohingya Muslims — an effort that has been described by both the United Nations and the United States as “ethnic cleansing.”

A documentary of the Griffin family's two trips of summer 2018.