While watching his twelve-year-old daughter’s school science project, Albert Nerenberg has a life-altering experience. The children describe how cow flatulence plays an outsized role in greenhouse gas generation. As the methane contained in bovine farts combines with CO2 pouring out of the world’s…
Life in the black communities of London as seen through the eyes of a number of women, most of whom came to England as children and grew up here. Through personal accounts, poetry and music the film looks at various aspects of autonomous black culture, from Carribean cooking to kung-fu, and at the every…
In the gripping documentary 'Who is Arthur Chu?', a former Jeopardy! champion's meteoric rise to fame through a revolutionary and contentious gaming approach leads him to confront a far greater challenge: battling malevolent forces in the unforgiving realms of the internet. As Arthur transforms…
The body of an unidentified immigrant is found in the Arizona Desert. In an attempt to retrace his path and discover his story, director Marc Silver and Gael Garcia Bernal embed themselves among migrant travelers on their own mission to cross the border, providing rare insight into the human stories,…
Dervla Murphy is Ireland’s most prolific travel writer who for five decades has travelled the world mostly alone, and mostly by bicycle. A fiercely independent woman who turned her back on societal conventions at a time when few were as brave, she observed and recorded the world with wonder and…
This documentary attempts to present Eugenio Barba, this great director, through the eyes of his close associates - actors of ODIN Teatret, from the analyses of academics, but also from the testimonies of artists who knew him and were influenced by his art. Actors, Directors, Theater Theorists present…
LIFE – CHARISMA – TEACHINGS – STORIES What sort of life has he lived? What’s in store for the future? This video tells us, with powerful images, the story of his life through his rise to the papacy. Here we see then-Cardinal Bergoglio taking on slave labor and organized crime,…
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Our 1991 DuPont-Columbia Silver Baton winning documentary for PBS FRONTLINE. A follow-up report to our 1985 documentary "The Child Savers".
In 1908 the double life and mysterious death of nineteen-year-old Hazel Drew made front-page news in cities across the US. Her memory survived as a Taborton Mountian ghost story, a story Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost used to inspire the world-famous character Laura Palmer. New evidence and…
Elite professional jazz musicians address the elephant in the room: why are musicians living in poverty while the club owners and music distributors profit off of their life's work? Have the musicians lost touch with their audience, or have they been duped and enslaved by a brutal music business? Action…
A three part forensic and social investigation into the death and life of a young homeless epileptic man. Mark Faulkner was just one of the many thousands of homeless people in Britain. He had spent the last nine years of his life living rough on the street when he was interviewed one Tuesday afternoon…
