Is the illegal art trade financing the Taliban? The European art trade, synonymous with wealth and glamour, has always involved a degree of stolen and smuggled art. Now, Afghanistan's rich cultural heritage is financing terrorism and the Taliban. From Afghans scrabbling in the sand for treasures,…
Women of the sea have to hold their breath to survive - or breath under water, which can turn into a desire and temptation that can not be contained. Seven years of exclusive filming reveals a closed community of these women of all ages. Disclaimer: Purchases through our Vimeo channel…
Hosted and Narrated by Two-Time Academy-Award Winning Actor Sir Peter Ustinov. The companion documentary to "The Quest for the Athlos", also on your TV via the free Vimeo app at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/athlos Watch in High-Definition on Your Own TV with the free Vimeo app and on Amazon…
Urban Estuary is a documentary film directed by Dana Plays. Through stunning views of the urban and natural habitats of estuarial waterways, and a series of interviews, the film reveals the transformation of the river and bay ecosystems resulting from the grassroots organizations working closely with…
American Indian Movement leaders on Alcatraz Island, Dennis Banks, Lehman Brightman, Vernon Bellecourt, Clyde Bellecourt perform a pipe ceremony at the start of the February 11, 1978 Longest Walk - a spiritual walk across the United States opposing anti-Indian legislation that was before congress - while…
Exploring the world of the pipe organ, through a bio pic of the organ builder, Lynn A Dobson, and performance of virtuoso organist, Haig Mardirosian. While watching the construction of his Opus 89 (a team project), organ builder Lynn A Dobson takes us through a journey not only his career and early…
Award winning Demise of Sugar brings you to the Caribbean Islands in a quirky and fun documentary style. Keithlyn Smith, author, historian, labor union leader speaks in Antiguan about the history of the sugar industry and its transformation to tourism in the 1960s while visuals include video games, art…
Florence Burnier-Bauer recounts a lifetime of abuse and exploitation. Raped by her grandfather and passed around in secret men’s circles, Florence took to a life of crime and ended up as a sexual prisoner of one of Europe's counterculture icons.
"Luminous, amazingly brave, Sunn is one of the most heroic documentary subject in memory." San Francisco Chronicle Winner of the PBS Independent Lens Audience Award, HEART OF THE SEA: KAPOLIOKA’EHUKAI is a breathtaking portrait of surf legend Rell “Kapolioka’ehukai”…
This video presents a penetrating look at a movement in 17th-century Scotland that is little known today but whose courage and fortitude are woven into the fabric of the Scottish people. The Covenanters covenanted with God for the good of the people. This video covers the story of fifty years with a…
Written over 1,900 years ago, The Gospel of John chronicles the life of a peasant Jewish rabbi from an insignificant Galilean town who became the world's most controversial household name- Jesus. This man's story has been told and retold more than any story in history. But never quite…
A younger and an aging woman mirroring each other's experiences – the will to live, and lack thereof. The director takes her mother Karin Broos, a famous Swedish painter, on a seaside trip to Latvia, hoping to close the silent gap between them. Out of this experience comes an intimate…
