Young dancers must go through competitive auditions, intense rehearsals, and physically demanding 4 months in the Road to the Nutcracker.
In a world dominated by violence, how can we create peace in our lives? This award-winning film goes on an extraordinary journey with the Dalai Lama, demonstrating how any one of us can create change and transform the world in which we live
In 2010, with the coming of the 2012 Olympic Games, the home of Shakespeare – The Globe, issued a proclamation outlining the Worlds biggest Shakespearean festival: 36 countries, 36 Shakespearean Plays, 36 languages. New Zealand actor Rawiri Paratene answered the call and was duly given Shakespeare’s…
A celebrated Palestinian influencer from Israel who quit his lucrative job at PayPal in order to maximize life experience; a young top manager who sacrifices both her job and marriage for the adventure of sailing around the world; an Argentinean couple who apply their computer science skills to distribute…
Wendy and her pack drive across the country and back.
A modern day Western about the federal government’s controversial wild horse round ups, and a cowboy, an activist, and a mountain man searching for solutions to protect life and land.
Meet the stars of science fiction, fantasy and horror!
Robben Island is one of South Africa's maximum security prisons for black South Africans. In a comeplling conversation, three ex-inmates, (a lawyer, an educationalist and a credit-union workers, all imprisoned for political crimes) discuss and analyse their experiences on Robben Island. They meet…
Art Attack is an action packed reality travel documentary program that features some of the most shocking, awe-inspiring, and physically demanding art forms in the world. Each episode, our host Robb Ortel, (formerly of Discovery Channel's American Chopper) travels to unique destinations to apprentice…
Rob's lifelong global travels have given his comedy a unique style that appeals to a wide audience. From Las Vegas casino crowds to colleges across the country, his keen ear for accents and wacky characterizations keep 'em rolling in the aisles.
Interviews with a terminal cancer patient. A few weeks before he died of a brain tumour, Robert Gilder gave the two interviews shown. In both conversations he talks with great frankness about his illness. He first describes the early stages – diagnosis and treatment – and his plans for…
In the heart of Ardèche countryside, Robert Episse, a shepherd, chose to do things differently, away from the mainstream : on a remote piece of land, he built a network of huts and pens, where he treats animals with respect and go with the seasons. This unusual shepherd is not a hermit, though.…
