The World according to Amazon
$3.99 - $9.99
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The World According to David Liebe Hart
$4.99 - $9.99
A "lost film" recently unearthed and now available for you to enjoy. David Liebe Hart –– internationally known for his appearances on "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" on [adult swim] –– is a self-described actor, artist, puppeteer, singer, and songwriter.…
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- Art / Documentary
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The World According to Dora
$4.99 - $9.99
“The World According to Dora” is an intimate portrait of famed Mexican American Los Angeles ceramicist and sculptor Dora DeLarios which captures her fiery spirit and painstaking process as she creates a large mythological pan cultural ceramic mural.
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- Art / Documentary
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The world according to Modi, the new strength of India
$5.85
A documentary directed by Sophie Lepault (52') Co-written with Sébastien Farcis Synopsis : Never before has India been so visible on the international stage. A democratic nuclear power with a population soon to outstrip that of China, forecast to become the world’s third biggest…
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The World According to Monsieur Khiar
$6.45 - $13.98
Nominated for: IDFA, Competition for Dutch Documentary, 2015 Nederlands Film Festival, Gouden Kalf Competition, 2016 Prix Europa, TV Documentary, 2016 Screened at: Documentarist Istanbul Documentary Days, 2016 Manaki Brothers International Cinematographers Festival, Macedonia, 2016 100% DOC Forum…
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The World at Arm´s Length // Documentary
$5.58 - $16.74
The deafblind Sven has decided to go with the help of his assistants the 800km long Way of St. James. He wants to prove it to everyone, but Sven quickly comes to his physical and psychological limits. A bitter struggle for power, control and self-determination begins ...
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The World has a Way of Looking at People
$1.98 - $32.95
People with learning disabilities speak about people's attitudes to them. What do we mean when we say "mentally handicapped"? Historically, people with learning disabilities have been seen as demons, ogres, monsters or helpless objects of pity. The programme asks if any of these attitudes…
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The World Has No Eyedea
$2.99 - $9.99
Micheal 'Eyedea' Larsen was a freestyle battle rapping champion, a guitar player, a break dancer, lead singer of a punk band, a poet, a philosopher, and a supportive friend to many. He passed away on October 16th, 2010. We lost something very special and The World Has No Eyedea.
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- Documentary
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The World in Ten Blocks
$3.00 - $10.00
Welcome to Bloorcourt, one of Toronto's most diverse neighbourhoods. Small business owners from all over the world have made this one of the most vibrant parts of Toronto. Meet some of these immigrant entrepreneurs and hear about their dreams, struggles, victories, and the unexpected ways in which…
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- Documentary
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The World is Churning
$2.99 - $11.99
The world is churning, not just warming, but at times on fire; at the same time, melting ice caps cause the sea to rise. People become disoriented as well as dispossessed as the churning stirs deeply repressed fears and angers, and conflicts and delusions appear on the global stage. Amidst such massive…
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- Documentary
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The World is My Country
$6.99 - $19.95
It's the movie that's getting people out of their doldrums. It's inspiring new hope! It's the intriguing story of how one little guy, a song and dance man on Broadway, turned war guilt over bombing civilians into electrifying action that galvanized war weary Europe and sparked a…
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- Documentary
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The World is Watching
$4.38 - $14.61
The World is Watching is a political film about the moral issues surrounding news gathering and newsmaking in the electronic age. Who decides what constitutes the news? How do they decide? How much of what we see and read is fact or fiction? And what about the men and women who report from the field.…
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- Documentary
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