A Chinese-American police officer kills an unarmed Black man in a dark stairwell of a New York City housing project, igniting a complicated fight for accountability and justice as one of the largest Asian-American protests in history disrupts a legacy of solidarity.
Down Around Here is a close-up profile of the Kitchenette Diner in East Cambridge, MA. The diner closed its doors in 1978 and was carted off by six white horses all the way to New York City. The diner was a part of David's life growing up. It was two blocks away from where his dad ran a tire store.…
Down Days is a documentary that follows the lifestyle, thoughts, and emotions of the big mountain extreme skier. The journey takes us on a month long film shoot in Haines, Alaska. Learn what it takes to be a professional skier who battles increasing risks to satisfy sponsors and progress the sport, while…
'I could hear the screaming, the fighting, I saw pepper spray everywhere and I saw shields coming out,' says a photographer present at the Capitol riots - a moment which shook America to its core. Trump's presidency was a controversial one, but the 6th January storming of the Capitol was…
Life on the street. Beautifully filmed in the heart of "the best city in the world", Down Here tenderly & cinematically explores the day-to-day survival of Western society's growing ranks of urban castaways. Candid interviews detail brave struggles for basic needs in, what for the…
Gavin Boyter, a Scottish filmmaker and amateur runner in his mid-40s, frustrated by a life of stagnation, conceives an audacious plan: to run the length of Britain and document the journey on film. He begins at John O’Groats, battling swollen ankles, brutal Highland weather, and harrowing navigation…
"Tom DiCillo has made an extraordinary film that is simultaneously meditative and exhilarating, surreal, and often heartbreakingly beautiful, Down In Shadowland is a masterpiece of keenly observed human experience that transforms the subway underground into something deeply mysterious and mystical." -Steve…
A documentary feature film about the rise and fall of Napster and the birth of the digital revolution. Winter first met Shawn Fanning in 2001 and spent many years with him and the other major players in this story before being able to bring it to the screen.
Over six bloody days in June 2000, the Congolese city of Kisangani was the scene of deadly violence between the Ugandan and Rwandan armies. The explosion of more than 10,000 shells killed thousands and wounded thousands more. Uncompensated and unacknowledged decades later, a group of Six-Day War victims…
A comprehensive overview of what to expect and what to do for babies and children with Down syndrome from birth to the time they're ready for preschoool. These three videos bring together authoritative advice from international experts and the first-person insights of parents and people with Down…
Prepare to be captivated by an extraordinary tale of resilience and creativity that unfolded during the unprecedented lockdown of March 2020. Award-winning Master Photographer David Trood found himself confined to his home, just like countless others. But what he accomplished in those challenging times…
Is the Darknet a prophetic glimpse into the twisted dystopian future that awaits us, or the key to escaping the Orwellian reality in which we are already living? This is the central question at the heart of this investigation of the Darknet, which delves beyond the child porn, drug sales and hitmen-for-hire…
