Wm. Paul Young’s book The Shack has sold over 20 million copies, and millions more have seen the movie. Many Christians have been captivated by the handling of one of life’s most commonly asked questions: “Where is God in the midst of brokenness?” But is Young’s story based…
Oysters were once a staple food for communities in the north east of the United States, and the Barnegat Bay was home to one of the largest oyster seed beds in the 1800s. Overharvesting and disease wiped out the populations of oysters, which has had significant ecological impact in the last century.…
“I didn't need to watch Mad Men - I lived it." This is a documentary about legendary studio executive and producer Marcia Nasatir. She shattered Hollywood’s glass ceiling in 1974 when she became the first female vice-president at a major film studio, United Artists.
The West African country of Mali is considered the birthplace of the blues and jazz, brought later by abducted slaves to America’s cotton fields. For centuries music has strengthened Mali’s cultural identity, musicians are holding strong positions in society. Following Fatoumata Diawara,…
No Wave Back is a documentary which tracks the story of the first Czech surfer to ever ride the Big Wave. Big waves are at least 6 meters high and if they appear in Spain it is truly rare and very unique. Just as unique as the people in the local community who are waiting the whole year around for their…
Surfing is for us - people from central Europe - is quite an unbeatable activity. At the same time it´s one of the most attractive lifestyle sports which is becoming more popular every day. Follow several people who have moved abroad so they can live their lives with a surfboard. They have decided…
When a collision in space almost destroyed the Russian Mir Space Station, the world held it’s breath as NASA astronaut Mike Foale and two Russian cosmonauts fought to stay alive. This is the incredible behind-the-scenes true story of the crew of the shuttle Atlantis and their dramatic…
From the well-publicized events at San Francisco State in 1968 to the image of black students with guns emerging from the takeover of the student union at Cornell University in April, 1969, the struggle for a more relevant and meaningful education, including demands for black and ethnic studies programs,…
The Edupreneur is a 2019 documentary film that takes you on a journey into the successes and challenges of some of the most recognized names in K-12 education consulting. The interviews feature eight edupreneurs discussing their lives and careers as educators and entrepreneurs. Produced by Dr. Will…
When eighteen-year-old Rahaf Al Qunun decided to renounce Islam, an action that is punishable by death in Saudi Arabia, fleeing the country became her only option. As her family slept, she planned her route to Australia. After being stopped in transit in Bangkok, she barricaded herself into a hotel room…
Versions: Original with subtitles French, English, German, Italian You never plan to spend your life chasing the elements, watching changes to the sky or the swell… you never think that you would travel across the world searching for a wave, a line or a perfect moment... But once you experience…
A cinematic experimental poetic portrait of the city of New York, during the Summer of 1958, as observed by three individuals: Pieter Van Deusen, Nelson Van Judah and Arthur O. King. 1958 9 Minutes B&W
