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A Brooklyn teen gets a warning on the most important day of his life. It may be too late...

In December 2019, The Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra at Temple Square, and Bells at Temple Square joined with award–winning star Kelli O’Hara and renowned actor Richard Thomas to celebrate this simple, timely message of Christmas—a message of love, selfless service, and gratitude for a Savior who brings peace. With vocalists, instrumentalists, bell ringers, dancers, the Gabriel Trumpet Ensemble, and the Cold Creek bluegrass band, these concerts were a visual and musical spectacle. Now you can relive every moment and enjoy four bonus features for a look behind-the-scenes with the guest artists, directors, and producers.

A vigilante masked as Batman roams the streets of his city at night to liberate humanity from a new type of plague. A molotov cocktail mixed with vandalism, cosplay and E-scooters. A scourge known in many Swedish cities. The Real Dark Knight plays as a mockumentary but so absurdly realistic so it feels like a documentary. It is a contemporary look at solitary struggles and heartfelt vigilantism.

In the borderlands, crossed by climate refugees looking for safety, men face their primordial nature, in a bleak reality where the law of the strongest rules the world. Hidden in an underground shelter and resigned to his fate, the main character observes the definitive decline of society as it surrender to the evil nature of men, until a special encounter, interpreted as a divine sign of light, turns on his faith and hope for the future of humanity.

‘Kevin’s piece on his childhood experiences with the film Platoon are an example of the very power of cinema to shape our relationship with the world, and the world’s relationship with us … an experience of childhood trauma so visceral, that I haven’t just gained new insight on the war epic itself.’ (Cidnii Wilde Harris)

Three men meet in a secluded barn in the country to fulfill a contact each one signed fifteen years ago to enrich their lives. Their task simple, entertain their host with a good tale. Fail and he takes your soul. An anthology including Paulin's Sacrificial Birth (1990), Final Scream (1990), and The Shifters (1991). Also a brand new wrap around story and over-the-top ending.

The Amazon plays a vital part in regulating the planet's temperature. Yet, last year, forest destruction in the Brazilian Amazon soared by 85 per cent. Illegal logging and slash-and-burn agriculture are decimating the land. With huge profits to be made, the Amazon is a dangerous place to ask questions. Despite the threat, the Amazonian tribes want the world to hear their message.

Tsuchiya takes us through a day of wanted or unwanted solitude in a variety of self-made costumes, stumbling and dancing in what appears to be an entranced and captivated state.

The Backstory of the Original Dancing Queen... as told by Sir John Standing.

The Kung Fu Masters are back! When an evil dog known as Trapper steals an ancient talisman it’s up to a chosen boy Hoffen and his sidekick bunny Velvet to defeat Trapper and retrieve the precious item.

The Goo Goo Dolls put on a real rock show of their most popular songs on a visually stunning Augmented Reality FanTracks Stage. From the heartfelt "Indestructible" for 45 minutes the band play their twenty+ song hit-laden back catalogue for a career-spanning set live from Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California. See Bug Hits like "Iris" with amazing sound all live in your living room.

the story of the hidden life of the Diva

When an old friend's return home is disrupted by his sudden disappearance, what starts as a welcome home film becomes an unsettling search.

This film follows a retired Border Patrol agent (Dante) as he discovers the possible existence of Bigfoot and the shroud of darkness that surrounds it. Unsure what he should do, Dante is resigned to do what he must to protect his family. He soon discovers further complexities in this hidden in plain sight world.

My first entry in a series of sketches examining ways of looking at and inhabiting the American post-millennial landscape. an unintentional evocation of pre-pandemic public spaces. (Alix Blevins)

A circus under the iron rule of an unreasonable leader, enthusiastically and unblinkingly followed, and one member whose faith in the circus, their craft, and their leader--her raison d’être--all begin to fray

After a horrific experience at their previous house, Stephanie and her daughter relocate to a modest home in a quiet, private neighborhood or so they sought.

A glimpse inside the haunted mind of Johnny, a little boy who sees monsters.

Film by Day Eve Komet

The war between the Sri Lankan armed forces and the Tamil separatist group, Tigers is over, but deep scars remain. Lalitha returns to Sri Lanka , to her war torn country and the family she left behind in a time of great turbulence. Memories are hard and bitter: What secrets do her sister, Jessie and brother Anthony hide? Why does Daisy, the distraught mother, cling to the memories in such anguish? Did Fatima teacher curse them all when the Muslim community was evicted in 1990? Why did Jude, her beloved brother disappear? Questions need answers that are not really there. The Single Tumbler is a recuperation of a life lived in pain and betrayal, seeking reconciliation, affirmation and hope.

An intimate portrait of the man, the composer, and his connection to the two rivers of his life: the Sông Hương (Perfume River) in his home city of Huế, and the Marne River near Paris, where he has been living for nearly four decades.

"Night and Smog - LA in Lockdown 3: Ground Zero" is a symphonic nocturnal journey spiraling into the heart of the modern metropolis. Featuring music by Nick Haley, Jackson Leist, Rene Gannon-O'Gara, Jade James, and Graeme Whynot. For Sarah Maldoror.

Born out of crime and largely marginalized by mainstream society emerges the story of Car Spinning in South Africa. Car spinning is South Africa's first original motorsport, unique for its longstanding popularity, where hustlers and dreamers of modest means become heroes.

Short film released through the Gestos & Fragmentos platform during the COVID-19 quarantine.

For the 25th Anniversary of her debut album 'MISS THANG' Monica reflects on 25 memorable clips, as well as highlights how starting in the trenches inspired her new music.

Documentary covering the Universal Inner Sanctum series.

The Covid pandemic strikes a tragically familiar chord for the Inuvialuit of the Mackenzie River Delta. In the early 19th century John Franklin and his crew infected their ancestors with deadly smallpox. Other devastating epidemics would follow. Historian Randal Pokiak returns to the ancient site of Kitigaaruk, a community abandoned after the great flu epidemic of 1918, to deliver a vivid cautionary tale.

Wali, 13, attempts to make a new group of friends after being invited to play basketball. When his pesky younger sister Zuri, 10, forcibly tags along, he sacrifices their relationship to fit in and ultimately learns what is most important.

Only the Brave, recounts the raw courage and determination of those who fought and felt the physical and emotional pain of the Second World War. It tells the story of a group of brave soldiers embarking on a dangerous mission that holds the key to the success of the D-Day Landings. This rousing and original musical interweaves the soldier’s stories with that of their families and loved ones. Based on true events, Only The Brave evokes the camaraderie and bravery of the second world war generation.

2 rivals meet at a fancy bar — in purgatory. Then one makes a devilish offer.

Phantasmagoria, 1945 is the story told by Nazi Propaganda Minister, joseph goebbels, to his six young children while presenting an after dinner slide show using a magic lantern and glass slides.

“Marianne’s Onion” is a true story from the pandemic based on an interview with Marianne Ross. 86-year-old Marianne hikes through the valley behind her house one day when she is in need of an onion and finds one miraculously in the woods. The film follows her journey from first discovery, to the reactions of her community, to her hilarious and poignant musings on the meaning of unexpectedly receiving a seemingly mundane gift.

Young. Gay. Unmarried. British. Living in Berlin. A night out ends tragically for Liam and his partner Ben. Next of Kin confronts the reality of sudden loss and the legal complications surrounding it.

A repressed person, living in a city, confronts his internal struggle as it bleeds through into his public persona, creating a collision amongst external social norms, suppressed identity, and the surrealistic worlds of a distressed psyche.

Super 8mm and HD video, colour, sound

Dutch DJ Martin Garrix plays an exclusive live set at the Kaag Lakes, The Netherlands. Hidden among the reeds, the water-rich natural landscapes of South Holland provide the perfect backdrop for his playful set.

This road movie documentary showcases reforestation efforts in the Amazon, specifically in the Alto Xingu region. Small farmers, city dwellers, and Indigenous peoples form a network of seed collectors organized by the Xingu Seed Network. With these seeds, large landowners are able to reforest areas on their properties.

A musical tale about empathy and acceptance. When a little boy gets lost in a strange forest, the only way to his father rescue him is by understanding and connect to his son's own world.

Deep into the small hours of the night, drenched in black coffee and paperwork, a lonely man's sanity starts to slip away.

At an inopportune moment, a struggling actor takes a stance on her bisexuality.

One of the many ways the pandemic has changed our world is the return of plants and animals to areas where humans are suddenly less present. Rewilding – a natural rebalancing of ecosystems – was a concept that began its slow creep into my dreamscape early on in the lockdown. It began with a racoon pillaging the kitchen but quickly escalated to an okapi taking tea in the living room. An escapist antidote to feeling isolated, Cohabitat imagines the home as host to a growing number of organisms gradually redefining our environment, whether we’re aware of it or not.

Deep in the forest, a hunter encounters a strange creature he cannot kill.

An interview with Paul Schrader on his 1990 film "The Comfort of Strangers"

Based on, "On Self-Knowledge" by Khalil Gibran, and set to "Saturn" by Sleeping At Last, "Existence" is a visual poem that captures the irrevocable bond between a boy and his mother. Through breathtaking cinematography of an island untouched by modern life, the film calls us back to the innocence of childhood, and the beauty of the world through their eyes.

Celebrate the legacy of RBD with this live global event.

KalyanaRaman is on the way to make you laugh until your stress ends.A Must Watch Romedy film for this Lockdown.

In this short documentary, Vedat Milor tries to uncover the complex processes behind some of the traditional Turkish dishes that seem simple at first glance.

The feeling of panic can be strong.

A fascinating and in-depth investigation into how one of the largest animals on the planet dominates every ocean on Earth.

Legendary polar explorer, Will Steger, inspires a community by preserving the forgotten craft of ice harvesting.

An exploration on being and becoming. Fleeting moments of a Filipino queer filmmaker filmed over six years.

How fast would you run to hide your affair?

A pregnant woman heads down to her family's beach condo in Florida to get away for the weekend but ends up running into her past.

A group of ghost hunters are searching for something evil in their area.

Lea, a therapist specializing in the treatment of victims of sexual abuse, is unable to follow her own methods after she herself suffers an assault and plunges into the abyss of her own psyche. It is a journey through the inner realm of a violated woman, where reality and fiction, truth and dream intertwine.

A woman tells a story of her childhood. She lives with her father in a Polish industrial city Katowice, where a black snow falls. Her mother doesn't live with them anymore and her father repressed the painful memory. Though the child doesn't want to forget and uses its imagination to seek the truth about the past.

The skyscraper 1 Canada Water, Canary Wharf, London, becomes a rocket.

Acclaimed writer, Shelby Steele, has long argued that systemic racism is more a strategy than a truth, and that the universal oppression of black Americans is largely over with. But the 2014 shooting of a black teen, Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri by a white policeman shook the nation to its core. During Steele’s investigation of Ferguson, America was once again rocked by the brutal killing of George Floyd. Didn’t these killings, and the long list of others like them, put the lie to Steele’s argument?

In the 1960s, Clive, a wealthy spiritualist, contends with a dark force plaguing his family, when his wife suddenly and inexplicably falls into a coma. He searches for answers in an ancient book that details a long-forgotten ritual that purportedly summons portraits of the dead. Using the book as his guide, Clive attempts to invoke the entity that is oppressing his wife, with disastrous consequences.

Fairy tales do not always have the desired effect on children. A former detective, characterized by an unusual phobia for darkness, arrives in the city, finding himself involved in strange circumstances. The serial killer will lead him in a fairy tale nightmare.