A documentary about the incredible life of Ben Kjar.
A short documentary filmed over the course of a friend group's final day at Universal, Orlando.
Bhashaili tells the story of Pakistani Bengali’s living in Karachi, many of whom face issues around citizenship and Statelessness despite being in their fourth generation. We follow the everyday stories of young and old Pakistani Bengalis as they chase their dreams, find love, stand up for injustices, and face despair around their lack of recognition in Pakistan.
Realistic CG documentary film focusing on prehistoric creatures of the Agate Fossil Beds during the Miocene, following Moropus and Daeodon, as they and other animals grow and adapt to the changing environment.
A Sequel to the 2020 Documentary The Grammar Stuff Documentary, Following previous and new participants from part 1 and how their lives are going at the end of their university career
This is the story of Fahimeh Akbari, a leading lady in the musical and cultural history of Iran, an exceptional talent whose magical voice and unique style enriched both the folklore and urban musical landscapes of Iran, a pioneer who breathed new life into the music scene by introducing and marrying European tunes and rhythms with that of Gilan, Iran. Fahimeh Akbari, a figure so remarkable and revolutionary that her marked absence seems almost mythical. A familiar tale of a female artist mysteriously forgotten and seemingly erased from history books.
When Jacob is diagnosed with cancer that requires him to have a bone marrow transplant and isolate in a hospital room for six weeks, he has a choice to make: he can let his own anxiety and loneliness eat him up inside, or he can try and create something out of this experience. Seeing as how cancer is already trying to eat him, he decides to make a film - this film. Exploring friendship, loneliness, fear, banality and the unexpected humour in the situation, this is an honest and surprising documentary that poses the question: how does adversity affect creativity?
This film centers on the story of Reza, a recognized documentary director from Iran. In 2016, after being blacklisted by the Islamic Republic regime of Iran, Reza and his family are forced to leave their home and start anew in Los Angeles. Despite his expertise and talent, he faces numerous challenges, including a language barrier and limited connections in the film industry, that hinder his return to directing. Through perseverance and determination, Reza finds a new passion in film editing. This new-found skill not only gives him a sense of purpose but also becomes his means of overcoming the obstacles he faces.
Attorney Harry Franklin takes on the case of a man he's convinced is wrongfully accused of murder.
The brother of missing activist Jonas Burgos bares in this documentary the untold stories behind the confidential leads, damning evidence, and why the disappearance of his brother remains a relevant case today.
A behind-the-scenes documentary on "Three Colors: Black, Red, Gold" and the movement behind the film.
On April 30th, 2024, anti-war protesters occupied Hamilton Hall, an administrative building at New York City's Columbia University, and renamed it "Hind's Hall" in honor of Hind Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl killed by the Israeli military, funded and enabled by the U.S. Government and corporations. That night, police stormed the campus, escalating protests in New York, across America, and the world. Meanwhile, the IDF invasion of Rafah unfolds. This film documents one week of this conflict.
A group of students aged between 18 to 25 shares their opinion on the first thing they want to change in their country if they get the power to do so.
An odyssey of a biplane once owned by John Denver.