A secret spot in Baja California, hundreds of miles from civilization. A old milk van converted into the perfect surfing mobile. A 67-year old man, at the peak of his physical fitness and in line with mother nature every step of the way. "The Bull" is the story of San Diego surfing legend Glen…
Over a decade ago, John Ubaldo, aka “John Boy,” a successful Wall Street investment banker decided to call it quits. Distraught over the loss of his best friend in the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, John traded in his high finance career for 185 acres of land on the Battenkill River…
A popular summer resort, once rival to Coney Island, existed along the Rockaway shore, replete with wide beaches, a long boardwalk, honky tonk amusements, and bungalows, thousands of bungalows.Sparkling interviews bring the former bungalow colonies to life, and vintage archival film includes some Marx…
The Burden presents the determined voices of those within the military and across the political spectrum who advocate for breaking America’s addiction to fossil fuels as essential to improving our national security. Featuring high-level active duty and retired military leaders, elected officials…
The film deals with the significance of the Foundation Stone – that large rock at the basis of the Dome of the Rock, on Temple Mount, Jerusalem. According to the historic-mystical views of Judaism, Islam and Christianity, 'My House will be a house of prayer for all the nations.' The film…
The mystic landscape of the Burren has fascinated folk for centuries, and filmmaker Katrina Costello has spent the past 13 years’ filming and photographing in this unique geological wonder in Co Clare. In her two-part documentary, Costello explores the karst limestone formations, the flora and…
Symphony of Life” moves through the natural cycles of the seasons, witnessing spectacular scenes from the natural world, discovering Celtic rain forests and exploring complex subjects, like the formations of the rocks and underground caverns and mysterious disappearing lakes on the Burren. “The…
In August 1963, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom changed the course of American history. A little-known filmmaker named Haskell Wexler traveled by bus from San Francisco to the March with an idealistic group of Bay Area residents - black and white and Asian-American; teenagers and elders;…
Nearly two decades ago, a young Wade Radford led a team to The Busby Stoop Inn to make a feature-length documentary about Thomas, ‘The Busby Chair’, and the paranormal goings-on in Thirsk. The documentary was never officially released, and over time the original master tapes went missing!…
Sixty years after the pill revolutionized women's emancipation, "The Business of Birth Control" examines the complex relationship between hormonal birth control and women’s health and liberation. The documentary traces the feminist movement to investigate and expose the pill's…
The Business of Disease is a film exploring the hypnosis of marketing, belief systems and the body’s ability to heal. It shows the social programs from which our choices are shaped.
One of the major causes of world hunger lies in the unequal distribution of the earth's resources. Many people go hungry while their governments continue to export vital foodstuffs, such as soy beans and groundnuts to the industrialised countries. This film describes this reality in Asia, Africa…
