ALL WE’VE GOT is a personal exploration of LGBTQ+ women’s communities, cultures, and social justice work through the lens of the physical spaces they create, from bars to bookstores to arts and political hubs. Despite so many narratives of closure, the reality is that many queer women's…
The award-winning, festival favorite first documentary EVER on gerrymandering is finally available on demand. As the redistricting wars heat up across the US, find out what the fuss is all about. GERRYMANDERING is the first film by Academy Award-winning filmmaker and critic Jeff Reichert (prod. American…
Al-Rahim Burke, the visionary CEO and founder of Pro Sé Boxing. Since launching the company in 2021, Al-Rahim has made his mark in the boxing world with a signature line of high-quality gloves, customized apparel, and gear. But his story goes far beyond business. Rooted in purpose, Al-Rahim uses…
On the remote New Siberian Islands in the Arctic Ocean, hunters searching for tusks of extinct mammoths discover a surprisingly well-preserved mammoth carcass. Resurrecting the woolly mammoth is a first manifestation of the next great technological revolution - genetics. Werner Herzog meets Jurassic…
After his novel Trainspotting was published in 1993, the debut work of Irvine Welsh became a cultural phenomenon. In Beyond Trainspotting: The World of Irvine Welsh, Welsh himself looks back on his beginnings from birth to global success as an author. Guest appearances include Andrew Macdonald, Creation…
Schools in Zimbabwe are very different from the schools in Colonial days, The emphasis is on all round education - education for production as well as theoretical education. At Nkweleko the pupils have been refugees but have now returned with a new enthusiasm to build their own society.
An impression of the Soviet Union by an American visitor: cheerful young people eating ice cream. An elephant keeper speaking of his dreams for the world. High school students playing American jazz. Russian Orthodox church services. Schoolchildren reciting welcoming speeches in English. A 'babushka'…
In 1991 Joe Viszmeg was diagnosed with adrenal cancer and told he had less than a year to live. In 1995 he made the film in My Own Time, a richly-life affirming film. He has tried a wide range of treatments, combining conventional medicine with alternative practices - Native American sweat lodges, acrobiotic…
Tells the story of two prisoners of conscience, and the efforts of Amnesty international groups to get them released. It draws on a wealth of research material and interviews with prisoners' families, other people held in prison with them and shows documentary footage of prison camps.
David Lean, Famous director of Bridge over the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia remembers Leonard Cheshire v.c. war hero who started a charity, how they met when Leonard was trying to start the Home at Rafael in India, and the difficulties they encountered. One was that no potential residents applied…
Development is not necessarily technological advancement. This programme examines some of Kenya's problems: cash crops which deprive the local people of food, short-sighted agricultural policy which leaves the earth impoverished, development schemes imposed from above, with no consultation with…
In 1972, Ugandan President Idi Amin announced that all South Asians had 90 days to leave the country. This award-winning documentary explores Canada’s acceptance of 8,000 refugees, the first major migration of non-European refugees in Canadian history. Set against the backdrop of African post-colonialism,…
