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A boy dreams of "another life", but soon he will realize that not everything goes according to plan.

A deeply personal film following Katie Price and her disabled son Harvey in a crucial year of his life, as he turns 18 and becomes an adult.

Documentary accompanies the first generation of guest workers from the 60s and 70s in Germany and how they live today.

A poetic short documentary questioning the rationale behind past and future mining prospects in Greenland and how they are linked to the search for identity of the fledgling nation in a post-colonial world.

Chicago America’s Hidden War pulls back the curtain to expose the pervasive genocidal-like behavior, explain what birthed and contributed to this war and why so little is done to stop it, and ultimately inspires a clear path toward change. It’s time for us all to unite and take a stand, because this is no longer America’s Hidden War. This is Our War.

Karl “Regis” O’Connor performing at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in Peloponnese, Greece

One of today's most widely performed composers, Antonio Vivaldi was an equally acclaimed artist in his own lifetime, whose career was as fascinating as it was atypical. Vivaldi was born in the dynamic, liberal Republic of Venice in 1678, the son of a barber and violinist. Alongside his violin studies, the young virtuoso embarked on an ecclesiastical career. He was hired as a music teacher at the Ospedale della Pietà hospice for orphans, where he formed the first female orchestra in history. He composed numerous pieces of sacred, choral and instrumental music for the residents, before writing his first operas, including the triumphant Orlando furioso. At the height of his powers, Vivaldi's works - including the Four Seasons, one of the first so-called "program music" works in history - triumphed throughout Europe.

With Dad documents the work of Massachusetts photographer Stephen DiRado during his father’s twenty-year mental decline and eventual death from Alzheimer’s Disease.

Continuing documentary about minor characters in film.

An American farmer becomes an unlikely hero for mental health nearly 40 years after he was first diagnosed with depression. From his hometown of Onaga, Kansas, John Blaske has made it his personal mission to bring mental health into the open.

Most consider the NY Stonewall Riots of 1969 to be the birth of the Gay civil rights movement. But there have been activists, artists and innovators in L.A. since the turn of the 20th century. L.A. A Queer History is an educational, exciting and emotional epic saga spanning nearly a century featuring artists, scholars and first hand accounts from LGBTQ elders who lived it.

“What Sustains” is a documentary that seeks to broaden our mental paradigms about neurodiversity and our perception of reality through a tapestry of personal stories that reflect on harmonious coexistence among all beings. We are greatly limited as humanity by all the concepts and values ​​we have learned culturally. Human beings have far greater mental and emotional capacities than we conceive of as possible. This documentary, born from Validarte, a cultural association that works with neurodiverse people through art, and the French production company ImyProd, is a scientific and spiritual quest to understand our capacity to co-create reality and the importance of diversity and respect for all beings, regardless of their differences.

A local history documentary film by Denis Platonikhin, chronicling the formation and development of the Orenburg region from ancient times to the present day. The film was produced with financial support from the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh), and with the participation of the Orenburg Branch of the Russian Historical Society, the Department of Russian History at Orenburg State Pedagogical University, the Department of History at Orenburg State University, and the Chernomyrdin Museum. Project partners include the Orenburg Governor's Museum, the Museum of the History of Orenburg, the Joint State Archive of the Orenburg Region, and the Orsk Museum of Local History.

A tiny life takes on a life or death challenge amid the majestic grandeur of the Tateyama mountain range. Can a swan muster the courage to survive if it is unable to fly? A story sure to deepen your appreciation of life’s power and wonder.

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.

Experience this newest attraction in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, located inside Island's of Adventure at Universal Orlando Resort. Meet never-before-seen creatures, fly into the edge of the Forbidden Forest with Hagrid and enjoy the views!

Crux follows Harvey Wright, a recovering addict who uses rock climbing to work through his ongoing struggle with mental health.

A documentary showcasing how the covid-19 outbreak has effected small local businesses in Snohomish, Washington.

On the bottom of Wisconsin's Great Lakes lie the wrecks of over 700 ships. Each one tells a story about the state's maritime history; the mariners that worked on them; the industries and communities they served and the dangers of the lakes. Shipwrecks. tells a story of exploration, and takes viewers below the surface to an underwater museum of marvel.

Theodore Clement “T.C.” Steele was one of the most celebrated American Impressionist painters of his time. Singing Winds: The Life and Works of T.C. Steele — a new documentary that looks at the life and works of the great Hoosier Impressionist – from his hardscrabble youth, to his journey through some of the major art centers of Europe, to his return to his native

The director returns to the frontline mining town of Novogrodivka, where she spent her childhood, to shoot her first film. However, instead of the planned social drama about miners, the result is a tragicomedy about a mining family whose members, despite their different political preferences, make endless compromises every day to keep peace in the family.

The film tells the story of two people: a rural boy who was a projectionist, showed films in village clubs, played the accordion masterfully, and was the life of the party; and a criminal who spent 20 years in prison for murder and robbery and is to die in prison. They both contracted tuberculosis 60 years apart, while in prison.

dawn_chorusiii: the fruit they don’t have here interweaves six stories of migration as told by six different women who followed many roads and ways to arrive in the US and ultimately in California. This work is about the birds, rivers, trees, fruit, forests, apartment blocks, and the people and streets of six lives and the forces that lead one to leave the treasured and familiar behind.

A man imagines a tranquil place, as he endures his daily commute.

A short film showcasing the queer Northeast Indian community of a neighborhood in New Delhi, called Safdarjung.

In Mali's Dadougou region, the secretive Kɔtɛ (kote) initiation rite is held every seven years or after a village chief's death, forming part of the NYA and DO societies. While the rituals remain undisclosed, public festivities include symbolic fights where torchbearers and defenders clash in staged confrontations.

An experimental documentary sketch of a voodoo party in Lome, the capital of Togo.

Thomalina Adams is currently one of the best footballers in the Namibian national team. A few years ago, she even qualified for the second league of the VFL Bochum. Her nickname Pele, which she has been wearing since childhood, especially on the football field, is therefore hardly surprising. But since playing for her club Tura Magic FC Ladies again in Namibia, her football career has stagnated. Namibian Football Association (NFA) structures and traditional role models make it difficult for girls and women to make progress in football. The film follows Thomalina, who left her hometown at the age of 14 to become a professional footballer. The reason for this is the establishment of the ‘NFA Galz & Goals’ project, which promotes girls ’football. As a football ambassador, she wants to encourage girls to take up the sport, as in Namibia, football gives many people security and is an alternative to the streets where alcohol and drugs determine everyday life.

Discover a new sea on a self-built Cossack seagull, and then share it with the whole world. A film story about a trip on a seagull longboat across the Black Sea to the Danube.

A biographic documentary about Soviet actor Arkady Raikin which for the most part covers his artistic activities during the Great Patriotic War and the performances of his frontline brigade. Arkady Raikin is remembered by his children Konstantin and Ekaterina Raikins and his grandson Alexei.

In a tiny Irish pub, travelers can have a pint where kings and crusaders and Bono have drank before.

Kegham Djeghlian, an Armenian photographer who moved from Jerusalem to Gaza in 1945, opened his first photography studio there, called "Kegham Studio". We get to know him and Gaza from his diverse archive, his family, his students, and photography experts, to discover the city through his free lens for the first time and with a perspective other than that of the British occupation.

The members of Voyag3r discuss the music of 'New York Ninja'.

An uplifting film highlighting the life of Evan Williams, a bright young man with Down Syndrome. Evan has a palpable enthusiasm and passion for life that directly influences those around him.

An ethnographic film about rural Romanian life in the commune of Teișani, Prahova.

Through browsing your computer desktop, opening folders, sounds and visiting some web pages. The director traces various routes on his screen to generate fragments of an autobiography.

A look back at how Irish has been taught on TV down the years, with clips from Buntús Cainte, Anois is Arís, Dilín Ó Deamhas, Telefís Scoile, Now You're Talking and Turas Teanga.

The film collects the memories of five different people about the events on the Maidan. Among them are the stories of the mother of Roman Huryk, who was killed on Maidan, Radio Liberty correspondent Andrii Dubchak, artist Oleksii Sai, human rights activist Sasha Matviichuk, and Andrii Prepodobnyi, a former police officer and now the regional representative of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights in Rivne region. ‘MAIDAN. Six letters of our freedom’ consists of six chapters. Each letter of the word ‘Maidan’ is the title of a chapter, which symbolises a topic related to the events of the Revolution of Dignity, the memories shared by the film's characters.

Celebrating the joys of an Irish Wedding in all its pleasant predictability - the requisite chats about the weather, the haggle over the beef or salmon, the losing of the rings, the ditching of the heels, the intergenerational whirl around the dancefloor. Alex Fegan (Older than Ireland, The Irish Pub) captures all that is familiar but also conveys the momentousness of the day from the pre-wedding nerves, to the tenderness of the first kiss, from the affectionate humour of the speeches to the melancholy moments as absent friends are remembered. The Irish Wedding presents a pleasingly diverse community of brides and grooms in this warm-hearted and thoroughly entertaining survey of Irish nuptial activity.

The broadcaster travels to the West Yorkshire moors, known as "Bronte Country." It is an area that shaped the Bronte sisters and they have in turn, helped shape it. He explores some of the influences on their writing.

Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.

"The end of 2021 will mark 15 years since the start of Mexico's 'guerra contra el narcotráfico,' a war against drug trafficking that officially began in December 2006, when thousands of soldiers were deployed to topple the cartel terrorizing the state of Michoacán. The war soon spread and plunged the entire country into a downward spiral of violence that continues today. "The current war in Michoacán is between the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel or CJNG, led by a notorious kingpin known as El Mencho, and an alliance of groups known as the United Cartels. Some communities also rely on citizen-led militias to battle the cartels. "VICE News reporter Keegan Hamilton and producer Miguel Fernández Flores traveled to the epicenter of the conflict in Michoacán, meeting cartel members on both sides and seeking to understand if anything will or can change for the better."

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