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L. Frank Baum is attempting to write a new story. Before he has written more than his name, he is interrupted by his youngest son, Kenneth, and their dog, Dorothy. Persuaded to write about Santa Claus by Kenneth, and with the support of hos butler, he spins a yarn about a "Santanapping" preventing Santa Claus from performing his annual duties and the ambition of the young ryl, Whisk, to assist in Santa Claus's rides, who, with Kilter the pixie and Nutter the knook, has to do just that, according to Santa Claus's emergency orders.

"Puerto Rico: Hope in the Dark" is the story of the people of Puerto Rico and the faith, strength, and hope that has sustained them in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Acclaimed filmmaker Dawn Porter 's intimate and personal view of the often-overlooked stories of Black women who seek out reproductive services in America. This documentary gives a snapshot into the lives of Black healthcare providers, mothers and pro-choice and pro-life activists and shows how laws that restrict abortion access impact Black women and their families.

Three illegitimate children of Ronald McDonald plan a less than likely McFamily reunion.

A young boy becomes a recluse after the death of his parents

A father's addiction to gambling on Pachinko machines has led to the neglect of his young daughter. Looking through the father's mind, the fighting between addiction and guilt, and the fight of love and compassion are visible.

Bara, a police informer, and his partner Yuda are investigating a murder case of a young woman named Maya. Maya was murdered by Bangkar, a man who practises black magic to accomplish his ambition to get rich.

Documentary following Jimothy Lacoste through his life in North London, where his sincerity and oddities combined to deliver a compelling view into his as a viral musician. He shares more about his work, his relationship with his mother, the highs and lows of performing, and what his relationships with his friends mean to him.

Agent De Leon is the perfect version of a Latin 007, he is once again in a dangerous mission and its outcome may determine the future of the world. But this new mission is very close to the heart of Leon, as he seek to find the mysterious and diabolical "Magician" who is responsible for the death of his great love. From Los Angeles, California, Leon is sent by his boss Robert to catch the villain in Argentina. This is where the Magician has created a new form of drug that is destroying our youth and where it is the center of operations from witch the Magician will distributed the drug to Europe and the United States. Leon is sent to awaken a sleeper, a secret agent infiltrated in Argentina by the American government. His name Marcos. Leon will be forced to awaken the sleeping and working with him.

A unique and solemn spell seems to shroud every spot as soon as Portuguese alchemists MOONSPELL enter the stage — and it was a very special evening indeed when the band played an exceptional show at the Campo Pequeno arena in their hometown Lisbon on February 4, 2017. That inimitable bond between the gothic metal act and 4,000 of its fans in the sold-out venue is pure electricity, captured for all eternity on the massive live DVD/Blu-ray/3CD package "Lisboa Under The Spell", which will be released on August 17 via Napalm Records.

A short documentary film-poem featuring the radical British playwright Jo Clifford.

Three dorky American girls magically transform into beautiful Japanese Superheroes and fight a tampon monster as they begin their journey into womanhood.

When a virologist becomes infected with a new, dangerous bacteria, he decides to quarantine himself in his home and fight to find a cure.

William Fawl, a downtrodden high school teenager with a troubled past, is sucked into a world of fear when a mysterious horrific creature begins to follow him after a near brush with death. William's world becomes a macabre spiral of murder and self-mutilation as he digs further into his mind to find the truth behind the creature and his own waking nightmares.

A man finds a mysterious glowing ball.

Radio 2's coverage of The Biggest Weekend culminates with a headline set by Liam Gallagher.

The creative process behind the danish artist Kirstine Roepstorff's work towards La Biennale di Venezia in 2017, portrayed as a reflection on creation itself.

A farmer's family struggles to survive in a world where all signs of life have nearly vanished.

As a new space age dawns, have women come far enough to go farther than they ever have before? This film tells the story of the role women have played in the exploration of Mars.

Wadi Rum, known as the Valley of the Moon, is a vast landscape of sandstone walls in the desert of Jordan. Hoping to lure international climbers, two Israelis team up with a local Bedouin guide to establish a 1,800-foot route, eventually recruiting American climber Madaleine Sorkin to help achieve their dream. Valley of the Moon explores the importance of climbing as a way to cross cultural barriers, build friendships, and chase adventure in one of the most breathtaking regions on earth.

This film takes viewers to the beating heart of the hospital in a way they’ve never seen before. It reveals the vast network of people and processes behind the frontline that keep a busy hospital ticking 24 hours a day. Full of surprising facts, The Secret Life of the Hospital focuses on the hundreds of unseen men and women and their roles in the depths of the massive hospital machine

A man plagued by night terrors and a recent thirst for blood becomes torn when the demons within force him to want to kill again.

Does sexuality change? How and why? Free to Love is a documentary that delves into the lives of four men in their search for sexual authenticity. In a world that promotes sexual freedom, except when it comes to those seeking to leave homosexuality, this eye-opening film explores the cultural, political, and personal contradictions that present obstacles to an overlooked segment of the population. It’s a story of conflict, individuality, hope, and freedom.

People have different ideas on how to get closer to God. The makers of this fascinating Swiss documentary follow two Pakistani men. One is a dervish or mystic, undertaking a life-long pilgrimage with heavy metal rings on his legs. He walks through the desert until his feet are raw, praying at every shrine he comes across along the way. The other is the custodian of a centuries-old musical tradition, for whom the idea of God lies in self-knowledge, insight and harmony with the environment – a harmony that he strives to achieve through life-long study and passing on his knowledge to new generations. In Pakistan, it is impossible for them to act together as the risk of attacks means any large meetings are prohibited. The film follows the men as they visit impressive holy sites, as well as in their everyday conversations, and provides a beautiful, sideways look at Pakistani society.

A troubled nature photographer risk his family and himself in the fight against a mining project in the Nordic wilderness, when he faces strong political and economical forces, local rivals and a Sámi collective that hesitate to accept him as one of them.

Mountains seem to answer an increasing need in the West. More and more people are discovering a desire for them. Following two different people living in the Italian Dolomites, this documentary explores what it means to live with nature.

Short documentary about the career of six time Eisner Award winner and creator of Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai

Boon moonlights by disposing bodies for a syndicate in Singapore. While Boon is aware that this is illegal, he takes comfort in knowing that the bodies are being "sent off" as right a way as possible by conducting funeral rites for them. However, Boon starts to question his actions when it hits a little too close to home.

A study into man-made landscapes that was shot over a period of 4 weeks in Malta.

Forget water, oil and rare earths - there is a new resource everyone wants: our time. This documentary investigates how time has become money, and how we can claim back control over this precious but finite resource.

In Giampietro’s comic latest, some friends’ dinner conversation about the impending NFL Draft becomes a frank discussion of the state of race relations within the league and amongst its fans.

The ghost of a murdered young woman haunts the new owner of a suburban home. Unaware of the uncertain horror that awaits, the new resident ignores warnings until the restless spirit possesses her and gives her the ability to take on the evil killer! Things don't end well, and the vengeful spirits are now crossing over. This ghostly thriller stars Laura Giglio (of WAVE Productions fame), Lisa Byrne and David Lee. Special appearances by Angelina Jean and Anthony Nicholas (as the Ghost Children) and Johnny Monotone (as the Ghost Man).

Three nights. Two Friends. One monster

A man leaves his house and is trapped by a group of entities in the woods. He is forced to give birth to something not human.

Roger McNamara dreams of being the next great celebrity chef, but his lofty aspirations are jeopardized when controversy arises surrounding his current job: cooking last meals for prisoners on death row.

In 2011, Detective Sergeant Jason Moran from the Sheriff’s Department of Cook County Illinois, reopened the case of one of America’s most notorious serial killers, ‘The Killer Clown’ John Wayne Gacy. Although Gacy was convicted of 33 murders and killed by lethal injection in 1994, unbelievably, EIGHT of his victims remain unidentified. Today, 40 years after the discovery of the crawlspace under Gacy’s Chicago home, where he buried most of his victims, Detective Moran knows time is running out to identify the remaining unnamed victims of this sadistic killer.

Can't Nobody Else Love You is a documentary that takes a dreamlike plunge into the freedoms, uncertainties and radical creative expressions of New York City's youth. In Can't Nobody Else Love You, the surreal and loose-limbed non-fiction film follows 9 individuals as they wander through a layered narrative that combines vérité footage from the street of New York interspersed with vividly staged scenes that ultimately provide a sense of dislocation yet uncanny attachment. Can we be loved if we don't love ourselves first?

An atheist student named Vincent goes to a christian school. After being bullied, he and his friend decide to shoot up the school.

“Set against the rattle of shopping carts and the white noise of L.A. traffic... “Disco’d” is an unvarnished, moving look at the lives affected by the rising crisis of homelessness.” —Los Angeles Times

A neo-noir short film about three kids who get caught up in a night of chaos and violence after accidentally killing their drug dealer in a game of Russian roulette. The film explores the themes of substance abuse, peer pressure and the effects of bad decisions in a style reminiscent of intense thrillers like "Green Room" or "Good Time."

An unapologetic, uncensored, immersive look inside NYC youth culture.

a couple navigate their death and resurrection

Operation Holokaustus has killed all but one untouchable and he’s left alone in a hardly habitable planet because of the post-truth wars. When he tried to teleport to other planets, he opens communication with a fugitive scientist who happens to be the who preserved him.

After not seeing his family for over seven years, P.J. gets talked into going home for Christmas by his co-workers. When he arrives, he reconnects with his high school sweetheart, Rebecca.

Nigel lives alone, going about his daily life, with little thought for much beyond his garden fence. Until one day, Ellie arrives on his doorstep, offering a monthly book club subscription. Every time Ellie returns, Nigel attempts to impress her with a new outfit or act. Of course, this does not entirely go to plan.

Why show a protest artist’s 1990s radical murals? Are they still relevant today? Mary Perry Stone, a former WPA sculptor, didn’t drink, smoke or lead a wild life. Her passion was being a social protest artist; it remained so throughout her life. When she was in her eighties and early nineties, Mary painted many murals depicting what she deemed the horrors of Capitalism. Her art was her own, expressive and powerful.

Solutions to global warming increasingly come from geoenginering and large-scale climate change research. Despite the science-fiction sounding titles, projects like Stratospheric Aerosols Injections and Marine Cloud Brightening for managing solar radiation and direct air capture (DAC) devices have proven capable to separate and store CO2 from the other gases composing atmospheric air. These technologies open new perspectives and scientists are testing whether by intervening directly on the climate they can slow down or reverse the effects of global warming. How do they work and are they feasible? Do they carry risks for the environment?

Investigation that uncovers a plot of international abuses around the production of the new Superfood, tiger nuts, by European and American companies exploiting African resources, while cheating millions of western organic driven consumers.

This work shows ocean trash on an off-season beach. Many people think it is very unpleasant. It is a serious environmental problem. However, surprisingly it is also captivating and looks like a kind of art work. Human amorality, irresponsibility and big ocean waves collaborate to create these objects. (V-tape)

Filming is alchemy; preserving, seeing, devouring, cutting. Chopping the flow of images with a push of a button. It privileges a solitary unseen protagonist, choosing this over that and then that, it eats anything, not everything,

A short film by Maria Lassnig, shot in 1973.

Hundreds of feet in the air, a drone approaches a row of skyscrapers along Hong Kong’s affluent southern coast. The target: giant holes in the buildings’ facades kept clear for the passage of mythological dragons. Over three successive trips, an affectless voice offers thoughts on feng shui architecture, ideological resistance, and notions of queer identity.

A couple argue before bed.

Olivia works the late shift at the local Exit Bureau, where she spends her nights convincing people to end their lives for society's greater good. One evening, after her supervisor issues a chilling ultimatum, her world begins to fall apart.

Documentary about Ghanaian housing activist Dora Boatemah and the Angell Town community in Brixton, London fighting for better housing conditions. Central to her work was the right of tenants to vote on the future of their own estates. Dora died in 2001 at the age of 43.

A musician with terminal cancer spends his last days recording a rock album with legendary music producer Steve Albini.

An interview with spree killer Ricky Caldwell, convicted for a sting of heinous Christmas murder in 1987 and institutionalized at Waverly Psychiatric Hospital in Ogden, Utah.

Walter vs Mike Bailey Jordan Devlin vs Jack Sexsmith Kid Lykos vs Jinny vs Adam Brooks vs Lucky Kid vs Veda Scott vs LK Mezinger vs Cara Noir vs Millie Mckenzie Chuck Mambo vs Eddie Dennis Naoki Tanisaki vs Chris Brookes The Aussie Open Challenge Flash Morgan Webster vs Charlie Morgan Chris Ridgeway Damon Moser vs Bea Priestly Toni Storm

A thief gets more than he bargained for when he steals a video tape containing various stories that each tell a story about a mysterious artifact.