Marina & The Diamonds Live at Lollapalooza.

A documentary focusing on the effects of crystal meth addiction in LGBTQ communities of color. Featuring real stories of real people who are dealing with and surviving crystal meth addiction. A riveting film to captivate and bring awareness to all audiences and change the perception of the 'Party & Play' lifestyle within the inner city demographic of LGBTQ people of color.

In the 2nd part, we set our sights on the Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev (a blood diamond suspect)... Although still in its early days, Donald Trump's presidency is coming under fire. The Russians are alleged to be in possession of sensitive information about Trump. And that exhibits Trump to blackmail. Fake news, Tweets Trump: "I have nothing to do with Russia - no deals, no loans, no nothing!" Trump swears has no ties with the Russians. But is that actually the case?

A documentary about Liverpool songwriter Joel Goldberg

Diving below the surface of mainstream snowmobile riding with some of the most daring athletes in the sport, this exciting collection of clips offers a look at what's really going down on the ice. Footage shot with a combination of 16mm film and digital technology mounted in a first-person point of view captures action-packed freestyle contests, stunning natural cliff drops and never-before-seen stunt footage.

“Boston! How ‘ah are ya doin' tonight?!” she asked in a Welsh accent. “Thank you so much for being a part of this show. It’s nice to be greeted by a warm audience, and you always have been, so thank you!” Her show was split into three acts, representing her three studio albums in the order they were released: Family Jewels, Electra Heart, and Froot. Every time she began a new song the audience would erupt in cheers, singing along so loudly that at times they drowned out Marina’s voice. Songs like “Primadonna” and “How to Be a Heartbreaker” generated massive cheers and a push towards the security gate, causing nearby security staff to flinch and move in towards the stage.

Valerie has a job to do, but Todd is playing games. And there is something lurking in the night that doesn’t like to lose. With a surreal take on the analog, neon backdrop of the1980’s, Shiny Diamonds follows a religious acolyte on her first night out proselytizing. Valerie has her work cut out for her, seeking to change the status quo amid a culture of toxic masculinity in a work environment that’s anything but familiar.

Inspired by the Cadeby Main pit disaster, this is former miner and amateur director Charles Hanmer's innovative and audaciously ambitious feature debut. It's the tale of brassy Yorkshireman John Morgan's (played by Dewsbury's Beckett Bould) quest to convince an MP to finance a film about pit life. Threading stories about safety and technology with sketches of miners' hobbies, it's a holistic portrait of Barnsley pitmen.

Dubbed as “Asin Edukomentary (Educational Documentary on Salt)”, the film tells the bittersweet story of the vanishing Panay artisanal salt traditions and the memories and the real struggle of salt families. From the Tultul salt-making in Guimaras, to the unique Budbud salt-making practice in Guibongan, the visual experience of this unique salt tradition documentary gives tribute with deep respect to the artisans in the rural villages in the Visayas, Philippines.

A kaleidoscopic search for desire trapped inside a volcano. Famous Diamonds is a short film that studies lies, love, and desire by weaving together a diary narrative and an exploding icon. Composed of various image-making techniques, Famous Diamonds is a hand-painted, hand-processed tour of the dissolution of one's internal image of desire.

Documentary - A documentary about a group of young people from Uganda who use the poetry of Hip Hop to spread their revolutionary message of hope and change. - Abramz, Michael Franti, Terra Naomi

All that glitters... is not a diamond.

CHIKARA's war with the Flood continues as the Colony battles the Colony: Xtreme Force, the Batiri seek to avenge the loss of their teammate Kobald by facing the Odditorium, Eddie Kingston faces Jimmy Jacobs, 3Peck0 faces the BDK, and more.

This Traveltalk series short visits South Africa, including Cape Town.

A look at Don Black and the collection of popular songs he's written in his career.

Hosted by investigative reporter Dominic Cunningham-Reid, this National Geographic TV special follows the international trade of illegal diamonds along a danger-filled route from Sierra Leone to Antwerp. Much of the footage is disturbingly authentic, culled via hidden cameras and surveillance photos. It is clear throughout that Cunningham-Reid and his crew are in grave danger as they article the tie-in between diamond smuggling and the financing of terrorists.