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Mountain Revelations follows three professional snowboarders - Jeremy Jones, Ryan Hudson, and Rafael Pease - on a human-powered 10-day mission in a remote corner of Alaska's Chugach Mountain Range. As they explore epic lines on the steep and unforgiving terrain, the physical and emotional challenges they overcome during the harsh, endless days of the waning Alaskan winter serve as a catalyst to examine the roles their backgrounds had on their respective paths to this expedition.

While war was raging on land a whole new breed of war was being waged in the oceans of the world. The German submarine U-Boat threat was a dangerous game of sink or swim against British and American forces. From convoys to merchants the battle saw over 100,000 lives lost at sea in a brutal and terrifying new kind of warfare.

Three Georgians with cerebral palsy fight to live life on their own terms. But as their families bind together, state policy tries to tear them apart.

Hermann Göring's creation of 1933, the Gestapo, Geheime Staatspolizei, the secret state police charged with identifying individuals considered undesirable, was a redoubtable weapon in the hands of the Nazi power: a veritable device for terror. On 20 April 1934, oversight of the Gestapo passed to the head of the Schutzstaffel (SS), Heinrich Himmler, who was also appointed Chief of German Police by Hitler in 1936.

The economic crisis caused by the pandemic had the greatest impact on certain sectors such as culture, entertainment and food services. This documentary tells the story of four workers whose activity was threatened by the crisis, in the city of Rome which reveals its unconventional side. It is a story about common people, who simply want to continue to do their work, seriously and with passion.

Four inspirational people deeply affected by the conflict in Afghanistan - two soldiers who overcame the deep psychological impact of their experiences, one who lost a leg, and a bereaved, campaigning mother - tell their extraordinary stories of anguish, despair and recovery, reveal how they coped with the consequences and have strived to help others. This is their story of surviving Helmand.

My hometown, Niutoushan, Chiayi, used to abound with lotus roots. in the 1980s, able to bulk export to Japan and Hong Kong. For the villagers, digging for lotus roots equaled digging for gold. But the prosperous era has lost to history, the population has plunged from more than 100 households to only 27. The very few who are unwilling to break their connection to land insist on growing lotus roots and self-worth thereof. For the elders, their value is carried in their “eagle hands,” a mark of their lifelong hard work. As for the youth who choose to stay even though most of their peers turn to seek work in the city, they discover their merit along this journey features ups and downs, and the inevitable stagnation of traditional industry, the farmers persevere and continue to dig out their long-lost cultural values with their “eagle hands”.

Kinderland uses the nostalgia of summer camp to explore communism, socialism, and what it takes to educate the next generation.

Danse Macabre is a dance that explores deaths that are remembered and forgotten in history, including those of kings, citizens, and stateless people. In Thailand, many deaths were suspicious in nature over the past 90 years, but nobody dared to question them.

A collective image of one day of life in the "red zone" of a covid hospital, where doctors and patients are fighting COVID-19.

In and among the streets and gyms of Sheffield, Horvath follows a Roma Slovak family on their relentless journey through the kickboxing ranks. Uprooting his family from Slovakia to England, where they settled in Page Hall, Sheffield, in 2012, Ladislav Horvath took the decision to pursue his dream of kickboxing stardom, which his family have supported. Now a local hero, Ladislav has fought on the national Muay Thai and K-1 kickboxing circuit, with the adoration of a close and loyal following who have travelled with him up and down the length of the country. Set against the gritty backdrop of regional and national fight competitions, the film shows the reality of life in the ring.

Erez Pery, an Israeli filmmaker living in downtown Manhattan, observes the street below from his apartment window while making some cinematic experiments. A fixed camera records from a low floor of a building the passage of passersby at different climatic moments, until leading to a more complex story where the documentary eye turns to the language of (science) fiction. All stimulated by the off-screen sounds of “War of the Worlds”, the famous radio drama by Orson Welles from 1938 that affected its listeners with mass hysteria, believing Martians were attacking earth. The effect of that famous broadcast, combined with seemingly everyday situations and reinforced by suggestive ambient music, provoke a fascination that shatters the naturalistic atmosphere of the initial proposal.

Every Spring, Illinois’ Affordable Assisted Living Coalition holds a Wii Bowling competition for its member homes, and as the reigning champs of Eden Supportive Living take on their old rivals from Bolingbrook it looks like their championship title might not be as safe as they thought. Though the competition is incredibly fierce, it has engendered deep friendships among teams. “Strikers” offers us a funny, heartfelt look at gaming into the golden years.

A remote community in Africa, led by a woman chief, attempts to break the stranglehold of absolute poverty by waging a war on wildlife poaching. For decades illegal wildlife poaching by both subsistence and bush meat gangs has led to the government declaring this community’s homeland “depleted” of wildlife. The chief finds help in the form of a safari operator and they work together to bring stability to the community. But all was not well. Disease, food stability, and rampant alcoholism hamper basic needs like health care and education. Even young girls, just after reaching puberty, are sold by their parents as child brides in order to feed their family for one year. Dark forces including South African land speculators, criminal poaching gangs, and her own people conspire against the chief. Even elements from the modern world work against the chief’s wishes. Will the chief and her community see success?

Is God an alien being from another planet? This is a question that has been puzzling mankind ever since Erich von Daniken popularized the Ancient Astronaut theory. Undeniably showing proof of aliens and high technology in ancient times von Daniken has shifted the perception of the God described in scripture to an extraterrestrial being. But is that really the case? Is “God” the creator of the universe or just an alien pretender using high technology to confuse mankind? Is there ancient scripture that would settle this argument and once and for all reveal not only the true identity of God but of the alien beings as well? And is von Daniken’s concept his own or are there dark powers at work?

After two seasons of flirting with relegation, Atlético de Madrid started the 95/96 season with Radomir Antić as new coach and a limited investment in signings, some of them completely unknown to Spanish fans. With this background, the red and white club joined the small club of the chosen few, those who have won the two most important titles in Spanish football in the same season.

Four siblings delve into the love they share for the family’s old, beat-up truck. This love gets tested.

“1917, A Greve Geral” tells the story of one of the longest strikes ever held in Brazil, which suffered brutal repression by the government.

In Rio de Janeiro, in the city’s north side, a group of friends turn to making comedy and self-mutilation videos as a necessary escape from the harsh reality of their everyday lives and uncertain futures. From 2006 to 2021, fifteen years of images narrate the (mis)directions of a profoundly unfair city/country as much as the formation of a filmmaker’s gaze.

In 1911, Hiram Bingham made the scientific discovery of Machu Picchu. During his expeditions, he collected archaeological material that he took to Yale University for study on loan. However, as 2011 approached—the centennial of the Inca city of Machu Picchu's unveiling to the world—these artifacts were still in the United States with no prospect of returning. This short documentary reveals some of the negotiations that, after nearly a century, finally brought these valuable and significant finds back to Peru during the second term of President Alan García.

In the Masai Mara, a young elephant sets off in search of water and food. In the process, he is exposed to countless dangers. He faces them with determination, courage and a dose of humor.

Griselda Olea, a visual artist from Mar del Plata, shares her reflections on her painting, her reasons for choosing this technique and her thoughts on the stigmas and doubts associated with the creative process.

The former England and Premier League star lifts the lid on the true scale of the racism problem in British football as he searches for answers and solutions.

Through the memory of the marble quarrymen, the inhabitants of the mountains, collectors and family members, the short film explores the mystery of the life and works of the Tuscan artist Filippo Dobrilla.

Malvinas ex-combatants talk about their daily lives on the islands. Feelings, emotions, sadness and courage are mixed in these stories of the protagonists of the war.

The health emergency in Lombardy forces the Mariani family to experience spring 2020 at home. Between hope and bonds, three cohabiting solitudes tell us the story of many families forced to the first lockdown of the pandemic.

KidzWorks is the story of a toy company where something has gone terribly wrong. The experience begins with the KidzWorks catalogue. Whoever chooses to call the company phone number is launched into an interactive adventure that burrows down into a dystopian scenario which proves even more Kafka-esque than the usual automated customer service line.

In 2008, at age 12, Chance was abducted by the NDC, an active guerrilla group in Eastern Congo, while visiting his older sister in Mubi in the province of North Kivu.

Max Risselada: Life, Works & 12 Buildings tells the story of Max Risselada, professor of Architecture at the Delft University of Technology, architect and architectural writer. From the Smithsons' Economist Building in London to Le Corbusier's work in Ahmedabad, India, the film takes the viewer on a fascinating tour of the 12 buildings that all have a personal connection with him.

Sue Ferguson, at 97 years young, after losing her husband of 69 years, expresses to her daughter Nancye that she would like to meet a man to spend the rest of her life with. In the hopes to fulfill her mom's dream, Nancye creates an online dating profile for Sue. After three months of trying, hope turns to disillusionment. Then magically one day Jim White, age 87 and also a widower, sends a message and Sue goes on her first online date. It was love at first sight and they are now a happy couple enjoying the adventures of a new romance. Whether it's a trip to Puerto Vallarta, going to films, restaurants, parties, or just sitting at home watching old movies, they just love being together. It's a mini-miracle. Sue is now 101 and living with Jim in her home. For Sue, dreams do come true.

A documentary about motorcycle racer Tonino Benelli, the youngest of six children who went on to co-found the legendary motorcycle manufacturer in Pesaro in the early 1900s. The daring racer's private life, his races and many victories, as well as bitter disappointments, are all evoked by means of a skilful blend of photographs, stock footage, interviews, and fictional reconstructions.

73% women in the world have experienced cyber-bullying. FatUglySlut follows an investigation of 12 women from all around the world – journalists, activists, stand-up comedians, Youtubers, politicians – who voice their opinions in the media and have faced violent waves of cyber abuse speak up and testify to raise awareness on this topical issue.

Up to 4,000 car washes and around 1,000 interior washes per day; plus a hand wax station, 48 vacuum cleaner spaces, a petrol station and an oil change service: the world's largest car wash in Stuttgart-Feuerbach (Germany) is a superlative system. The documentary takes a look behind the scenes of the family business and shows the enormous logistical effort involved in handling the vehicle masses and the perfect luxury car care.

Next to rubbish containers, a chefis looking for her recipe. A trash collector tries to read his newspaper in peace. A laundry worker throws her bread crumbs to the birds. Seven locations show people taking a cigarette break. Taking a breath and letting the worries go up in smoke before the menu is ordered, the waste paper is recycled and the birds fly away.

A detailed deep dive into the fabric of Call of Duty World at War

Julius Caesar’s relentless pursuit of power positioned him against a mighty rebel force that fought the infamous Roman general at his own game. Now, archaeologists investigate the truth behind key moments that took Caesar to the brink of defeat.

The two German ski jumpers Karl Geiger and Markus Eisenbichler have become close friends over the years. During competitions, they not only share their passion for ski jumping, but also a double room.

The story of a vulnerable community known as the anchor-outs who live on boats anchored off the coast in Sausalito, just north of San Francisco.

Until the day we can all live in peace and safety... A record of ten years of deaf people and disasters, seen through the eyes of director Imamura Ayako.

In the 1900s, Indian men immigrated to Louisiana, often intermarrying with African American women. Fatima, a descendant of this practice, journeys from her New Orleans home to Kolkata, seeking her long-lost forbears. Armed with a handful of faded documents, she struggles with language and suspicion, but the lure of family and the kindness of strangers make her quest worthwhile. Vibrant, colorful scenery provides the backdrop for this easy-paced, feel-good tale of finding your roots.

The story of 36-year-old Albert, an experienced tire changer, who once sang in a dusty hangar on camera and suddenly became famous in Tik Tok. The film reveals the issue of illusory happiness by the example of the character’s fate. False and genuine values ​​is the main theme and motivation for the plot development and the plot includes an unhappy family and a dubious career, a son missing his father, and a father who is busy with his own affairs and has no time for the family.

In March of 1997, 39 members of the Heavens Gate cult committed ritualist suicide. This is their story.

In the video-poem Short Circuits, the documentary is transformed into dreams. The common actions people perform in everyday life become strange rituals. Metaphorical, imaginary connections between objects and events are shown as objective, real. The properties of a thing are manifested in another. The ordinary meets the supernatural.

A documentary about the marginalisation of the LGBTQIA+ cultural and artistic scene in Salvador.

Based on a true story, the journey of one woman's investigation into the beauty industry's illicit use of chemicals.

"The film is a diary and act of bearing witness in which Wardell tells of his father's artificial heart valve, the industrial farming industry that both provided the tissue for it and arguably hastened its necessity, and their somewhat distant father-son relationship. Wardell hand-developed this film in salt which resulted in a shimmering pock-marked effect on the celluloid which emphasises the film's own materiality and physical precarity in line with the earthbound fleshiness of the maker's voiceover narrative. However, the salt’s implications as a curing agent for meat and the way its visual impact brings together threads of preservation – of his father's life, of their mutual love, of the detachment they have felt for years – and the latent imagery of these things hanging and curing over time, becomes quietly overwhelming." - Ben Nicholson, Alt/Kino

A portrait of a generation that grew up in the era of the Internet and social networks. “Selfie Generation” are people who do not part with their smartphones and count likes on Instagram every day. Selfies for them are not only a way of life, but also a whole philosophy. The 12 characters in the film reflect on the present and the future. Among them are the famous Internet influencers and bloggers-millionaire "Instagram", representatives of art and show business, as well as promising students and lyceum students.

Born in Belgrade and raised in Barcelona, Filip starts to ask himself one, at first sight, very simple question: where am I actually from? Together with Asha, an Ethiopian girl who has an even more complicated life story, he strays to distant places where they have flashbacks from Latino soap operas – Telenovelas.

Telling the less-known, but equally gripping, story of how the iron-willed Gen. Ulysses S. Grant held the fragile Union together through a decade of racially charged terrorist violence after the Civil War.

'Christmas at the Cathedral' takes a behind-the-scenes look at the history and tradition of St. Patrick's Cathedral on 5th Avenue during Christmastime. The show is a one-off, 30 minute special and is Jonathan Morris' first hosted Fox Nation show!

Hidden today behind the parking lot of a famous hypermarket, and attached to a regiment that served as a clandestine detention center during the last military dictatorship, the Centennial Pavilion is a silent witness to the darkness of Argentine history over the past 110 years.