Channels
Genres
2018
All
Action
Adventure
Animation
Comedy
Crime
Documentary
Drama
Family
Fantasy
History
Horror
Music
Mystery
Romance
Science Fiction
TV Movie
Thriller
War
Western
Channels
Genres
All
Action
Adventure
Animation
Comedy
Crime
Documentary
Drama
Family
Fantasy
History
Horror
Music
Mystery
Romance
Science Fiction
TV Movie
Thriller
War
Western
more
Year
Movies
Last Christians
The Assyrians of the Middle East are among the oldest Christian communities in the world: the Apostle Paul is said to have converted on the road to Damascus and many Assyrians still speak Aramaic, the language of Jesus. Yet today, the descendants of the first Christians face persecution and displacement, as war and instability grip their homelands. Examining the experience of some of the last Christian communities in Turkey and Iraq, this doc offers a window into a world of a minority fighting for survival.
Bryan Nickel's Hydroplate Theory Origin of the Grand Canyon
Bryan Nickel, a mechanical engineer in the aerospace industry, produced and narrates this in-depth explanation of Dr. Walt Brown's Hydroplate Theory for the origin of one of the seven wonders of the world. Just as his "HPT Tutorial" series dealt with the globe and the solar system, Nickel's current video explains the initial conditions and the mechanisms that led to the formation of the Grand Canyon.
Mauka to Makai
Kaipo loves his cousin Akamu, but worries when he notices him begin to slip and sell hard drugs again, after a period of sobriety. Other members of his family and community try to influence him as well but ultimately it will be Akamu's decision on how to continue to live his life.
Gun No 6
This is the untold story of Britain’s deadliest illegal gun. Charting every shooting of Gun No 6 and exposing the realities of modern gun crime.
The Crowds of Chernobyl
The Crowds of Chernobyl explores the reasons behind people's fascination with the (arguably) most famous exclusion zone in the world, the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. The film attempts to explain the drive behind the 'dark tourism' industry that has blossomed in the nuclear wasteland since 2011, when the site was opened up for tourists. As the interviews from a wide of people unravel why some (including the interviewees) might even make the zone a permanent part of their life; the haunting and provoking visuals invite the viewer to make up their own mind.
Seeing Daylight: The Photography of Dorothy Bohm
Dorothy Bohm is one of Britain's finest street photographers, arriving in the UK in 1929 after fleeing Nazi persecution in Lithuania. At 92 she continues to take pictures, capturing life with humanity and compassion. With contributions from friends and family, and reflections from Dorothy herself, this documentary revisits the places that have shaped her unique view of the world.
Mackintosh's Tea Rooms
Documentary following Glasgow businesswoman Celia Sinclair on her mission to rescue the old Willow Tea Rooms on Sauchiehall Street, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
McCrea 1971: Louisiana's Forgotten Rock Festival
Slated as an 8-day music festival in June of 1971, the Celebration of Life drew over 60,000 attendees from across America to a small crossroads called McCrea, situated along Louisiana's Atchafalaya River.
Insilios: Exiliados en el interior
A trip back to Southern Patagonia will make Germán reflect on his uprooting, his children and his future. In every decision there is a path to follow, but destiny can throw stones at it.
Asy Syahid KH. Zainal Musthafa
Because they were considered disobedient to the Japanese Government, four Japanese officers came to the Sukamanah Islamic Boarding School to force KH Zainal Mustafa to be taken to Tasikmalaya. Hundreds of students stood in front of the Sukamanah Islamic Boarding School armed with bamboo swords. All four Japanese officers were killed. In response the Japanese Government sent troops in greater numbers. Many Santri died as martyrs in the battle known as the bloody Sukamanah incident. The incident occurred on February 25, 1944.
School Circles
Schools in the Netherlands are challenging the traditional models of education and democracy, taking us to new possibilities of organising ourselves and our communities.
Passage
Deprived of light, the earth's activity slows down, cools down, falls asleep. Heat is followed by cold, agitation by calm. When the atmosphere stops diffusing the sun's rays, it lets the stars appear and the true sky, deep, black and unchanging. The short and vivid cycles of earthly life give way to cosmic eternities. This is the moment that a tiny soul, that of a cat, chooses to leave the earthly plane.
The Silhouette of Braids
For 50 years a family archive sat in the dark, until Rotem persuaded her mother Varda to watch her childhood anew
Australian Penguins
Little Penguins are the smallest penguin in the world and are the only species that live and breed in Australia. This documentary focuses on a penguin colony that lives on Western Australia's Penguin Island.
Grenfell The First 24 Hours
A timeline of the tragic Grenfell Tower fire as told through personal accounts of survivors and eyewitnesses.
Aminutado, o Não Finalizado, Ensaio Autorretratado
Ice Nine Kills: The Silver Scream - The Visual Album
The “visual album” (a collection of music films) of The Silver Scream album, created by Ice Nine Kills.
A Stone in Our Heart
A mother and a daughter struggle to climb the Swiss Alps while they dig into a past that the mother has spent years suppressing. The daughter was sexually abused by her stepfather as a child and lately she has begun to doubt whether her mom knew what was going on. The daughter's persistence in trying to make her mom remember and take responsibility puts the two women's relation to a hard test.
Enid & Valerie
Enid & Valerie is a short film about a lone spinster named Valerie. Here we venture in to her dreams, where she meets Enid (a witch). Could this be the start of an unlikely friendship?
FafswagVogue.com
An interactive documentary taking you into the LGBTQ vogue dance scene in the world's biggest Pacific city.
World Natural Heritage Ogasawara - The Sea of Bonin
Scenery unique to Ogasawara (Also knows as the "Galápagos of the Orient," such overwhelming scale of natural landscape, unique to this World Natural Heritage site. It is populated by many delicate endemic species. Sometimes called a "glass" ecosystem, here you can see the brightest stars fill the sky. It is an ancient area of the South Island where land use is severely restricted. Looking further into the Bonin Blue Sea, you will find beautiful lively fish dancing in the water, where coral reefs, sunken boats, and migrating dolphins can be observed. A highlight to see in this area is the great power of humpback whale families appearing to raise their young for winter. The nature of Ogasawara Chichijima and its surroundings was wonderfully captured dynamically from the sky, land, and sea, simply a beauty to behold. Info: The Bonin Islands are an archipelago of over 30 islands, 1,000 kilometres directly south of Tokyo, Japan. The name comes from the word bunin, meaning "no people".
did you see it!?
Set of pieces that, chained together, pass through each other, or over each other.
