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Every runners reason for running is different. So much so that it seems convoluted and complicated. But perhaps it's not. Just One Step ventures into the world of running and runners to find what it is that compels not just them, but all of us. What is it that we as a species are doing out there on the tarmac, the track and the trail? What are we doing, why are we running?

1956, Budapest. Even though the popular uprising has been beat down, Kádár has to face huge problems in a short period of time, which if not solved could end communism as a whole. The solutions need to be extremely quick and effective.

Safe Haven weaves together the powerful stories of U.S. war resisters who sought safe haven in Canada during both the Vietnam and Iraq wars.

This action-packed film heads out to Catalina and San Clemente Islands to hammer on the calicos, white seabass and yellowtail with some of the best anglers on the entire west coast. Get an insider’s look into what it takes to fish these islands for these elusive hard-fighting species. Learn from the pros on matching the right rods, reels, line and baits for upping your success on the water.

The film gives us a glimpse back at what fishing the Hawaiian Islands a hundred years ago was like. Join us as we head out to a tiny coral atoll located in the middle of the Pacific about halfway between the continental United States and Japan twelve hundred miles north of Honolulu known as Midway. Midway is the most remote inhabited land mass on the planet and has been closed to all but military personnel since the second World War. But in 1996 the island was opened for the first time to civilians and you can image how good the fishing was. A strategic Naval Air Facility since being bombed by the Japanese on their way to Perl Harbor forcing the United States into World War II, a 200 nautical mile, no-fly, no-marine traffic "Forbidden Zone" surrounding the entire atoll was initiated during the war and had remained in place until 1996.

Jin Thai girl returns to her homeland after 12 years living in Italy. In this journey and we will discover its origins, in a rural territory of northern Thailand, up to the borders with Myanmar and Laos.

Malcolm X, Malcolm Little, or as he prefers El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, the world has known him as a fearless and courageous man. He was one of the greatest and most influential African American leaders throughout American history. His story of bravery and perseverance did not begin that way.

During the early 20th century, one tiny recording studio in Richmond, Indiana, had a big impact on the soundtrack of the Jazz Age. The Music Makers of Gennett Records tells the unlikely story of the Gennett Recording Studios, where many of the greatest artists in American jazz, blues, country, and gospel music first recorded.

behind the scenes footage from the music video for 'projector' by eden

The Hanoi New Music Festival 2018 was an historic event. It was the largest festival of exploratory forms of new music that has ever been held in Vietnam, and artists from countries across Southeast Asia and Japan came to Hanoi to participate. The film Make a Silence - Musical Dialogues in Asia showcases the diverse, multimedia performances that took place at the Festival, including sound art for theatre and video, underground music and free improvisation. Like the Festival itself, Make a Silence is a sensory feast of musical and visual exploration. Combining vivid artistic images, conversations with musicians and footage of concerts, the film meditates on transnational dialogue in the contemporary music scene in Asia.

"Kunst & Ukunst" was the name of an exhibition that was shown at the National Gallery in an occupied Norway in 1942.

"I was born and raised along the United States-Mexico border and inhabited both countries while growing up," says Leo Aguirre, a first-generation Mexican-American writer and director. "This film is a testament to the bicultural nature of many people's experience. No Somos De Aquí, Ni Somos De Allá is the most personal project I've directed thus far." Aguirre shines a spotlight on young people's experiences of growing up in the culture of two countries. The delicately shot portraits reaveal the rich diversity of thought and expression from people who consider themselves both Mexian and American. "The film had been percolating in my mind for over two years," says Aguirre. "It consists of a lot of internal dialogues that I've had with myself as a filmmaker and as a first-generation American.

Right-wing extremists in the police and the Bundeswehr are making plans for a coup, stockpiling weapons and keeping lists of opponents - the preparations for "Day X" are more concrete than expected.

Lionel Andres Messi

News Matters follows Chuck Plunkett and a band of journalists through their paces as they fight to keep their The Post alive in an era of fake news and biased media.

This documentary film, at the heart of the YourCallMN Public Awareness Campaign, was created to bring attention to the realities of sex trafficking in Minnesota and what you can do to help stop it. This film is an indigenous led production directed by a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.

"Oh Christmas Tree" dives into the disposable fate of one of society's principal symbols of joy and unity, the beloved Christmas Tree.

Not only cheese spaetzle and Kneipp baths come from the beautiful Allgäu in Germany. The world's largest agricultural machinery has been produced in Marktoberdorf in Swabia since 1930. With 3,000 employees, the Fendt company is the German market leader in the manufacture of tractors, combine harvesters and harvesting machines. The WELT reporters follow the path of a “1000 Vario” tractor from construction to sale to the farmer and show how Bavarian high-tech makes life easier for farmers in this country and worldwide.

A cemetery crammed with skeletons offers tantalizing clues about the collapse of the Inca Empire.

An art film project made from the structures, stories and surfaces of the City of London, one of the most uncompromising commercial environments on the planet. Shot and recorded entirely on iPhone, Nightlife is designed to provide an immediate and unique insight into the culture, challenges and psychological cost of a life spent at work in the City.

Tori Kudo takes us on a trip of the past several years of his life through his cellphone's camera roll.

Documentary of a high school trip to Italy.

Corona affects us all but how living with ocd and a sudden pandemic meet in Kaisa’s, 22, life?

A roundtable conversation about the documentary "Why We Hate" and the ongoing events surrounding George Floyd's death.

Documentary about Orlando Yorio, a priest who acted according to his political and spiritual convictions. Testimonies and fragments of his theological work and his formation in the base communities contribute to the claim for memory, truth and justice.

For generations, the Gardell family have devoted themselves to a life working the land. An unexpected change in the legal conditions of the land they farm gives Tomàs and Maria no choice but to turn their farm into a bed and breakfast, where they patiently wait for guests to arrive.

Dear Amelia follows Natalya Rahayu, a single mother with a young daughter who suffers from health issues.

The price of a girl it varies from 150 dollars all the way up to 25 thousand dollars, that’s how big the market it is. ‘All the Souls…’ focus on the human trafficking with sexual purposes, one of the slavery forms of the 21st century.

Mpho is alone, pacing, on a traditional African compound in Botswana. When his Uncle Kago arrives, Mpho discloses he is worried about his upcoming marriage to Masego. While Uncle Kago believes his nephew is getting cold feet, that is not the case. Mpho has just learned that Masego has HIV. Unsure of what to do, he turns to his Uncle for advice. When they learn that Mpho is HIV-negative, he and Masego embark on a journey of discovery, attempting to accept and overcome Masego's diagnosis with HIV. Key public health messaging related to ending the HIV epidemic is presented in an engaging and relevant manner.

A poetic animation documentary to foster hope, change and self-development.

(C)ANSWERS explores the biological and social cancers that plague American society. Breht Gardner takes you inside one man's emotional cancer battle and discovers that cannabis prohibition is where race, politics, and the business of medicine powerfully intersect. (C)ANSWERS follows cancer patient Ray Odom through traditional oncology and medical cannabis treatments and displays the anxiety of diagnosis, the joy of success and the desperation of last-chance natural medicines. The film offers a philosophical examination of how cancers change lives.

2020 Australian Open Documentary - Focus on Ability Short Film Festival.

Joining forces with TIME for exclusive coverage in highlighting the individual or group that has had the greatest influence on the events of the year, NBC is presenting the first-ever "TIME Person of the Year" special. In addition to the 2020 Person of the Year, the special spotlights TIME editors' selections for the categories that recognize the influence of individuals in specific sectors: Businessperson of the Year, Entertainer of the Year, Athlete of the Year and Guardians of the Year. The "TIME Person of the Year" telecast reviews the extraordinary year of 2020 through exclusive interviews. It includes in-depth profiles highlighting the year’s most prominent global stories, surprise appearances and musical performances and more.

The story of the groundbreaking life and career of Kamala Harris, the first Black and Asian woman to become Vice President of the United States, is told through friends, colleagues, mentors, and the young people she inspired. From her childhood in Northern California to her college years at Howard University to her meteoric rise to the vice presidency, the documentary explores the people, places and experiences that influenced Harris on her journey from Berkeley to the White House. Blended with archival footage, childhood friends share memories of growing up with Harris, colleagues share stories of her early years in politics and young people share the hope she inspires. At every step in her career, Kamala Harris used her experience, determination, and political savvy to break ground, blaze a trail and become the first.

Crowdfunded documentary on the life and career of Japanese idol Tsukihi.

After coming to Norway as a refugee, Ahmed Umar has become a renowned artist. Proud of his roots, his art mixes Sudanese and western influences. In 2015, he came out as gay on Facebook, making him the first openly gay man from Sudan, this causes a massive outrage in the Sudanese community.

A tale about the new worldwide trend that embraces the concept of Slow-Life: taking a step back from today's chaotic, hectic life to embrace an everyday simpler life, enjoying every step of it with all our senses.

Butterfly as verb. The monarch migration and an unearthed cassette tape correspondence form a storm speaking towards motherhood, loss, expectation, care and legacy. An elegy. An ode to uncertainty. A cry for radical optimism and a reordering of splendor.

A documentary about people whom the state, the guardianship authorities and the closest relatives recognized as incompetent, perhaps because they are all pupils of the PNI. Our heroes live in a separate house of accompanied residence in the village of Razdolye, where they earn money themselves, partially supporting themselves as far as they can. Famous people often come to this house. The first episode of this series tells about the arrival of the writer Yevgeny Vodolazkin.

Abandoned for forty years, the 19th-century mansions of Admiral's Row slowly recede into a wild-growing forest at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. But in New York City, nothing stays hidden forever.

Chinese-American filmmaker Theresa Loong explores her father's time as a POW in WWII Japan, his subsequent quest to become an American, and the birth of his optimistic philosophy. "Every Day Is a Holiday" includes footage and stories from Malaysia, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and Korea.

Animation is based on the real story of schoolgirl Marta Novosad, who was able to defend herself against cyber-bullying.

Kolya Voronov, a 17-year-old boy with a synthesizer, who gained viral popularity in the mid-2000s with the song "White Dragonfly of Love" and quickly became the center of attention of journalists. He has been invited to interviews and talk shows countless times, and his eccentric songs have been parodied and covered by famous artists. This went on for several years, and then there was silence. Kolya disappeared. A serious mental illness threw him into real isolation, where only he, the cat and the music exist.

Every night during the Covid-19 lockdown, hundreds of people from around the world gather in a massive queer dance party known as ‘Club Quarantine.’

On the night of November 12, 2019 Venice was hit by a series of floods that submerged the city for a week. Starting from the images of his home and his studio flooded the director tells firsthand what it means to live day by day with high water and how his city faces catastrophe.

The film follows six people with dual European nationalities for four years. Some of them are confronted with the current political events in Europe, like the Brexit, the Catalan crisis in Spain, yellow vests in France – and in the end the (possible) consequences of Covid 19. At the same time, we see their personal lives: some of them get engaged or get married, but things don’t always go as the protagonists would like – or as the director would like. ‘In Transit’ shows the implications that politics have on the microlevel of people’s lives and gives the recent political events in Europe a human dimension. The film is also a personal journey into a continent that is going through some big changes.

This documentary, edited over a period of six years, spans 20 years in the lifetime of three families of workers who were made redundant by their company. This work is divided into four parts, each part focusing on one family, the Zhou family, the He family and the Tao family, as well as one part about my hometown. This four-part documentary is an attempt to take a closer look at the process of privatisation in China over the past 20 years.

Certain commemorative dates some time ago changed their meaning. One of the houses is transformed. Ana and Luiza, in the midst of dives, seek reflections on the ways that the house can present itself in the folds of time. An early childhood farewell ritual and a proposal for reconciliation with those who came before.

"At the edge of the black lake / We stare down to no reflection / and walk out to the horizon / In soundless echoes / The moon has no gravity / but seamlessly we sink" Dominique Knowles, May 14, 2020

Dating apps have revolutionised the way that we find love – but are they also putting us in grave danger?