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Do you believe in miracles? In vain. There will be no miracle today.

In 1991, at the height of its popularity, the New York hardcore band Judge broke up, leaving a long and storied career of incredible music and hyper-violent gigs for the history books. In the decades that followed, Judge's meager output became hardcore punk 101 for much of the growing scene who built upon their metal-tinged riffs and attitude. While the legend grew, lead singer Mike Ferraro virtually disappeared, only to reemerge in 2013 at Webster Hall to headline one of the most respected hardcore punk festivals in the country, Black N’ Blue Bowl. Noisey caught up with the revered frontman during, before, and after his triumphant return to the stage in this four-part series.

Focusing on the infamous Swedish news article about five teens trying to buy a CD, this documentary tries to track down the persons featured in the article to get their version of the story about basically nothing that turned into a viral classic.

Seeking refuse from the cold, Sledgehammer O'Possum takes up living in a post box, but doesn't sit well with an angry letter carrier.

Dan and Alice are both in their late 30s, both in long-term relationships, and both strangers to each other. Through no fault of their own, they find themselves traveling alone together on a long cross-country drive - the plus ones on their respective partners' invites to a wedding. As their journey progresses, Dan and Alice start to find a common ground, a similar outlook, and a shared sense that perhaps their lives aren't quite headed in the direction that once they'd dreamed of.

Luka and his wife are transferred in a northern city. In their first trip, their car gets stuck in the snow.

He filmed her. They dreamt of living together between Bangladesh and Lithuania, making films together, opening a five-course restaurant and adopting orphans. Now he looks back on his life and his broken love affair.

After Frances’ death, Sally – Frances’ daughter and closest companion – moves through their shared breakfast routine. In being present to these everyday activities, we remember our loved ones most intimately.

Monster rockers 'Baton Rogue Morgue' from Finland, take us on a hilarious, white knuckle ride through which we begin to understand why metal has such a grip on the nation.

After her mother's death, Su hopes to reconnect with her father during their traditional camping trip on his birthday, but when he cancels it, she is forced to deal with her unresolved grief.

Marina is surrounded by food, which occupies her passing thoughts. Today is Saint John, the hottest and longest day of the summer and her mother has made chocolate cake to celebrate.

Two men talk about a cat.

A Soundie with Lanny Ross.

The old grandpa has passed away. The Indonesia caregiver, Shally, helps to hold the funeral with grandma and uncle. However, none of the children come home. Under such circumstances, Shally is forced to be one of the family members.

A documentary about the often misunderstood and frightening experience that children have during an epileptic seizure.

While her tower block is burning, a 7 year old girl is consumed by guilt thinking she started the fire

First of all: a dissolving is a structural device of the history of audiovisual language. Second: this piece is about a rearticulation of the dissolving device that captures the ominous historical and political events in recent Mexico.

The catastrophe is tirelessly repeated in Hollywood cinema. The genre of the disaster movie hints at the collective psyche of the respective historical epochs. The perspective of a postmodern longing for moments of spectacular destruction, which briefly interrupts the dull monotony in late capitalist consumerism, shows how contradictory postmodern pop culture is. The disaster movie is symptomatic for the longing to overturn the status quo as well as the opposite desire to find it instantly restored.

Documentary about young people in a small town in Austria.