A picture of life in the South Australian capital of Adelaide in the mid 1960s, social, commercial and recreational.

A look at the harsh realities of life as a POW in the notorious Colditz Prison during World War Two as told by those who were there.

A conspiring teenager takes it upon himself to end a boring chapter in his life and become the life of the party.

How to Start a Garden

This is my second Lego movie on Youtube, showing one of the few days when 007 is not on duty.

A housemaid, who is sexually abused by her boss and made pregnant, is forced to give up her son in order to continue her education. Six years later, she comes back to claim her son. From Malawi comes this moving story about sexual abuse, women rights and the legal justice system in Malawi.

A documentary about a man whose job is to dress up as Santa Claus

They are the "Silver Belles," five women aged 84 to 96. They first met in the 1930's as chorus dancers at the Cotton Club and the Apollo Theater where they worked 15 hour days, rehearsing a new show every week.

Echoing the title of a definitive film in British cinema, A Matter of Life and Death captures an equally definitive reality of British society in the nineties: the scourge of AIDS that cost thousands of people their lives. What’s it like to live and die of a “big illness with a small name”?

Film produced by William K. Dickson’s British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

Shopping carts come to life with a thirst for blood.

Look at Life was a regular series of short documentary films produced between 1959 and 1969 by the Special Features Division of Rank Organisation and screened in their Odeon and Gaumont cinemas. This release compiles 54 memorable films which offer a fascinating snapshot of transport in 1960's Britain. A look at road building in the United Kingdom in the 1950's.

Southern beauty Linda Lee Thomas was the driving force behind legendary songwriter Cole Porter. Though Porter was gay, their companionship and love lasted through 35 years of marriage. With innovative arrangements, Cole Porter's timeless songs weave through the narrative, celebrating their love while examining the darker sides of their glamorous lives.

The real-life story that inspired Martin Scorsese's 1995 "Casino." Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal and his muscle Tony Spilotro earn the Midwest Mafia millions upon millions of dollars by skimming money from the Stardust Casino among others.

A tour through a labyrinth of mysteriously linked Los Angeles McMansions circa Y2K provides a dreamlike glimpse into the lives of five unique women who live behind the front gates.

Maschera bianca da manichino, parrucca rosso fuoco, voce camuffata dal distorsore: Laika ha animato i muri di Roma negli ultimi anni pandemici con poster e murales che urlano la sua indignazione civile (il più noto è quello che immagina un abbraccio tra Giulio Regeni e Patrick Zaki). Due anni di battaglie della street artist dall’identità misteriosa, seguita nelle sue sortite notturne dalla macchina da presa di Antonio Valerio Spera, che mescola con spirito pop anche frammenti dei video-appunti di Laika, interviste ai destinatari dei suoi messaggi, materiali di repertorio sugli argomenti “caldi” trattati dall’artista e, naturalmente, le sue opere.

This engaging, long-unavailable documentary follows Phranc—a butch lesbian performer who rose to underground fame in LA’s punk scene before reinventing herself as “America’s favorite Jewish lesbian folk singer” and touring with acts like the Smiths and Hüsker Dü—as she embarks on her surprising new career: Tupperware saleswoman. Using her gregarious personality and performance experience, Phranc finds remarkable success and a newfound community hosting Tupperware parties, shooting straight to the top of the West Coast’s highest sellers. But what does it mean to be a gender-nonconforming queer woman in a business typically associated with the classic postwar suburban housewife? As the irrepressible Phranc herself puts it, “I can change closed minds just by showing up.”

A documentary about women's alcoholism chronicles the progression of the disease in Bette VandenAkker - a nurse, wife, and mother - who died in the fall of 2007.

In the Name of Love The Life and Death of Diana, Princess of Wales This balanced and revealing program examines how a beguiling teenager became a despairing royal wife, but grew into a humanitarian figure of international stature. Wonderful footage of Diana at her most glamorous is combined with expert commentary from her biographer, Sarah Bradford. Diana’s extraordinary life and the unbelievable tragedy of her death are seen in their true perspective.