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Snoop Dogg breaks down the craziest encounters, marvels at the wild and unpredictable reactions, and meets with experts trying to unlock the secrets behind why great white sharks are taking up residence along America's shores.
The repetitive actions of men and machines become a dance of grace and beauty in ‘Makh’bz’ as Aisha Al Muhannadi transforms the making of bread in Madinat Khalifa into a mesmerising vision. Following the stages of the breadmaking process – from mixing ingredients through kneading, baking and packaging – ‘Makh’bz’ is a stunning meditation on the time, energy and skilled craft that go into providing Doha with its daily bread.
Weapons of Mass Construction
A documentary that focuses on the topics of human migration and inequality. Intimate and informative, it explains the complexity of human migration by providing valuable data and showing how this affects two friends in their day-to-day lives.
Louisa and Nikki live in West Virginia. They have adopted eight children whose parents are unable to care for their offspring due to pill addiction.
A scrap of women wrestler’s lives in Iran
Man has always tried to imitate the flight of birds. For millennia, however, this dream was shattered under the weight of the laws of gravity and unsuccessful experiments.
Travel back in time to the early 1990’s as we Fish Maui, Hawaii onboard the Judy Ann II with Owner/Operator, Craig Forrest of Lahaina Charters in the productive waters surrounding the island. Working the offshore Fish Aggregation Buoys for dorado, wahoo, tuna and blue marlin, adrenaline runs high, and the action is virtually non-stop as we present baits and enjoy every second of it.
Located just below the 60th parallel in Canada in what is one of the last inhabited places before the North Pole, is an amazing place known as Scott Lake Lodge, home to some of the best big northern pike and giant lake trout to be found anywhere on earth. Join us for an amazing sight-fishing adventure as we attempt to do this rare fisherman’s paradise justice in this unique film.
The Royal Polaris and owner/operator Frank LoPreste are legends in the long-range fleet. Running out of Fisherman’s Landing in San Diego the RP is one of the most comfortable and professionally run boats in the world. The words First Class don’t do this operation justice. Packed with action fishing the giant “Cow” yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and dorado the action in virtually non-stop. Loaded with insider tips on rigging, tackle and techniques.
Join us in the land down under as we embark on an all-time excursion with Nomad Sportfishing Adventures and Patrick Sebile, one of the top lure makers in the world, to fish the prosperous waters of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. From epic battles with a myriad of fish species to dangerous storms to hooks through hands, the non-stop action and top-notch fishing never lets up throughout this film.
This special film is a living tribute to Fishing Legend, Jose Wejebe onboard his beloved Spanish Fly in Northern Baja, Mexico. At just 54, the charismatic, award-winning ESPN TV series host tragically passed in a plane crash in 2012. We join Julio Mesa of FishCo and the former governor to honor his memory in an epic tour of some of Baja’s hotspots to fish Grouper, Calicos, Yellowtail and Dorado.
Six women, from diverse cultural backgrounds, hold onto to calming everyday routines enabling them to cope with an unfamiliar society and an uncertain future in Athens whilst also dreaming about what might be.
Take a trip into the mind of parapsychologist, cartoonist, and performance artist Tom Howell as he rallies collaborators to work on his new show, Hidden Planet, and prepare for its debut in Washington, D.C.
A chilling look inside California’s toughest maximum-security prisons, where prison cops and inmates are locked together in a hidden world of isolation, violence, misery and unrelenting stress.
Uncover the source, process and people behind the production of copper.
This is Paris: 50 years of passion immerses you on the heat of Paris Saint-Germain, the most successful club in France, during the end of the 2019/20 season marked by the COVID crisis, with an heroic sporting career in the Champions League. Immersed with Mbappe, Neymar, Kimpembe, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos and the whole team, this film paints an intimate and powerful portrait of these football stars.
After an amazing shoot on the South Island of New Zealand for Fjällräven me and Louise spent an extra week exploring a few of the other spots that we had missed. Here are a few of those memories.
In the Toraja highlands of Sulawesi (Indonesia), Lumbaa is one of the last masters of ritual speech. After his forced conversion to Pentecostalism, he is compelled to stop all his ritual activity and oratory. Concerned by the disappearance of “those who know”, a young Catholic priest named Yans Sulo sets out in search of the society’s ancient oral genres, seeking to invent new forms that would keep them alive. The two men meet. But it is too late. By recounting the life and death of Lumbaa, the film shows how the intrusion of world religion disrupts a Southeast Asian society.
An in-depth look into the production, marketing and release of rap trio Human Error's debut album Split In 2.
2014 performance of "The Demo," a music theater work written by composer/performers Mikel Rouse and Ben Neill based on Douglas Engelbart’s historic 1968 demonstration of early computer technology. Engelbart’s 1968 demo rolled out virtually everything that would define modern computing; videoconferencing, hyperlinks, networked collaboration, digital text editing, and something called a “mouse.” The Demo re-imagines Engelbart’s historic demonstration as a technologically-infused music theater piece, a new form of hybrid performance.
The Canadian premiere of Mikel Rouse's multimedia opera Dennis Cleveland at the 2008 Luminato Festival.
Shubha Das Mollick’s documentary traces the experience of the Jewish community in Kolkata.
This documentary film is about Martha, Winnie, Stella, and Yvonne who, as people wanting to immigrate to Canada, are struggling to deal with having been denied. State bureaucrats have deemed them to be social, legal and health risks. The film asks the viewer to consider and contemplate answers to this question: How would you feel about being discredited, singled out, disproportionately probed, and rendered ‘medically inadmissible’ based on your bodily status?
“The third part of the series focuses on western Tottori. There is a strong sense of community among the organisations that are active in the area. Not only do members gather on the days of the events, but they regularly share their passion and are quick to offer a helping hand. Viewing experiences consist of more than just the featured film or video. There are parts of it that can’t be quantified, so I hurried to make note of them before they faded from memory.” Sasaki Yusuke
“I headed to central Tottori, the focus of the second part of the series. On this journey, I met with many makers of independent films and documentaries. As I spoke with them, through my hazy surroundings, I began to see my next destination.” — Sasaki Yusuke
Horror in the Andes is a behind-the-scenes documentary that follows the process of making a horror movie in Ayacucho, Peru. Directed by audio-visual anthropologist Martha-Cecilia Dietrich, it explores how Andean filmmakers use the horror genre as a means to revive stories of a pre-colonial past. Appropriating a global cinematic language to tell local (hi)stories, Horror in the Andes pays testament to the craft of filmmaking and its community.
Known for the title “Muse of the Revolution” and wife to Andres Bonifacio, Gregoria de Jesus helped Bonifacio with the revolution, from sending letters to their fellow “Sons of the Nation” to the sewing of the Katipunero’s flag as well as keeping the Katipunero’s war equipment.
Constant physical and psychological violence, forced abortions, punitive psychiatry, complete lack of privacy, inability to be with a loved one, children taken away – for tens of thousands of women trapped in the stumps of Russia, this is an ordinary life. Capable and recognized incapacitated women, who are quite able to live independently or under the supervision of a social worker, are locked up for life in the barracks of the PSNI, where hundreds of people are kept under one roof, treating them like prisoners of high-security colonies. Those who managed to get out told us their stories.
Thirteen-year-old skateboarder Yumeka Oda was set to represent her country on home soil at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but with this year’s games postponed until next July her dreams of winning gold have also been put on hold.
São Mateus is a sacred ground where many dreams are born. Many of those become great songs. The neighborhood is a stronghold of great composers who are inspired by their experience in there. Lyrics full of emotions compose the neighborhood's memory. São Mateus presents three artists telling their trajectories and how the neighborhood influenced their art.
An individual's life experience is always a reflection and epitome of the times. Through the environment, literature, oral narration, calligraphy and painting works, this film faithfully records the upbringing background, family circumstances and life of the painter Chen Jiyong. His life experience and mind-watching are an ordinary case of countless intellectuals who have disappeared in the dust of time. At the same time, he has become a sample of images and life statues about this period of history.
This is a film about the unison between the four seasons of life and the four seasons of the year, intertwined with the geospatial and temporal dimensions of a small town named Tongchuan situated on the northwest of the Loess Plateau.
Documentary exploring the life of Princess Anne, the queen's only daughter. The programme examines her skill as a horse rider,and the incident in 1974, when she survived an attempt to kidnap her and hold her to ransom.
The film is composed of clips of footage shot in 2010-2015. The first clip: filmed in 2015, the daily study and life of Datong Youzai Primary School. The second clip: filmed in 2013, the state of the city of Taixing Daxing civil engineering transformation. The third clip: filmed for 2010-2013, on the eve of graduation and the last youth moments passing by. Fourth clip: filmed for 2010, the time we spent in a rental house during the summer vacation.
A look inside the biggest cereals factory in Europe.
Supermarket offers do not always live up to the promises.
Filmmaker, Roscoe Neil enters himself into the lineup of the band: While She Sleeps, documenting the turbulent production of the 2019 album: So What?
Some of the repressed stories of my ancestors can be rediscovered by me and used to better understand who I am. All the stories, which were repressed, are often repeated. Respectively, we may go from the specific to the general. I want to go back to the forgotten so as not to repeat it again and to see the reasons for our current state. Knowing the reasons, we will be able to accept reality and change it.
Feature length documentary telling the stories of healthy children who grow up with chronically ill parents.
In this fun fascinating and logistics-packed documentary we bring viewers access to one of Europe’s biggest suppliers of airline food where 120 chefs make meals daily for 7 of the largest airlines feeding up to 3000 people a day.
Yao Shangde is a mime artist from Taiwan. He has rich experience in stage performance. In 2011, he suddenly decided to start his personal street mime performance project "Mime Runaway". He thinks that he would be more willing to perform his mime art on the street than performing in a static theater. He believes that performing arts should enter every ordinary person's daily life. He also tried to use this form of performance to teach people how to open up and accept strangers around him. The inexplicable fear of strangers has always been the demon he has been unable to overcome in the past ten years. He is trying to use this form of artistic performance to carry out a self-salvation of his past.
After spending 15 years working in the conventional funeral industry, John Christian Phifer is paving uncharted territory to help create Larkspur Conservation-the first natural burial ground of its kind in Tennessee.
This documentary follows a family of four on their monthslong road trip across South America as they go on adventures and face new challenges.
Documentary re-examining the case of Jill Dando's murder, the BBC presenter who was mercilessly shot dead as she entered her Fulham home in April 1999. Two years after her death, Barry George was found guilty of her murder, but following a dramatic retrial in 2008, he was acquitted and released from prison. Now more than 20 years on, this programme looks back at some of the unanswered questions surrounding the case.