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An investigation of the links between space exploration, conspiracy, the American government, and Hollywood films. The intersection of propaganda and the conspiracy rabbit hole. Made from VHS tapes digitized at home.

In this collection of heartwarming tales, children can become a part of the benevolent Sylvanian Forest community and learn a variety of important life lessons from the friendly creatures that call the forest home. Episode highlights include "Daddy's Little Girl," in which Jessica struggles to come to terms with her parents' divorce, and "Feud for Thought," in which Tracy discovers that there's no such thing as a perfect family.

In this timely and fearless personal documentary, director Ofra Bloch engages with the people she was raised to hate and dismiss. Seen as a victim in one context and a perpetrator in the next, the film points towards a future – an “afterward” – that attempts to live with the truths of history in order to make sense of the present.

Based on a true story, an adoring wife and mother is taken hostage during a robbery and brutally murdered.

British psychobilly pioneers the Guana Batz hit the stage at London's legendary Klub Foot venue for two sizzling live concerts featuring indie hits "The Cave," "Rock This Town," "I'm on Fire" and more. Highlights from Live over London include "Please Give Me Something," "Can't Take the Pressure" and "Shake Your Money Maker," while the set list on Still Sweatin' includes "Hippy Hippy Shake," "Guana Rock," "Cannibal Run" and more.

Get up close and personal with a hippo who's the king of his territory: mighty leader by day, defender of his clan by night. After the sun goes down, the greatest threat to his hippo family is a ruthless pride of 12 lions. These magnificent animals share the same territory in the cool of the night, and it can become dangerous for this hippo clan to feed. Using thermal and infrared imaging, witness the age-old battle for survival and dominance play out between huge hippos and their predators.

Jazz aficionados will appreciate this compilation of performances by Art Hodes, the legendary jazz pianist and one-time host of "Jazz Alley." Featured guests include Wingy Manone, Little Brother Montgomery, Herb Hall, Benny Morton, Truck Parham, Hillard Brown and Red Maddock. Songs include "Sister Kate," "How Come You Do Me?," "Mule Face Blues," "Corrine Corrina," "Cow Cow Blues," "Outskirts of Town" and "Truck's Boogie."

The Eames House and Studio is explored via a series of slides.

A girl wakes up in an empty pool at an abandoned house, unable to remember the night before. As her memories come back to her she realises a dark truth.

Follow a 10-year-old explorer set loose on San Cristobal, the oldest of the Galapagos Islands, as he learns to track wildlife, works on a Galapagos dairy farm, pilots a fishing vessel, and befriends sea lions, marine iguanas, giant tortoises and blue-footed boobies. Iguanas after Breakfast is an unforgettable kid's-eye-view of one of the world's most vibrant and unique eco-systems. This adventure documentary is suitable for kids ages 5 and up and is excellent for classroom use: grades 2-5. Winner of the Grand Festival Award, Education, Berkeley Video & Film Festival.

A sing-a-long homage to the wonderful music of Burt Bacharach, Peter Sellers and Surf! A tantalizing production shot in various exotic surf locations around the world. Filmed in Los Angeles, Puerto Escondido, Itacaré, Venice Beach and Venice, Italy.

"Two perfect strangers form an unlikely friendship at an AirBnB that leads them to overcome their angst induced by racism and misogyny in their home lives."

A young girl in rural India tills a small plot of land to feed her family and plant seeds of independence and financial freedom in her male dominated community.

After a long night out in London, it's time for Cait to go back home.

The movie’s prelude visits Lenin’s home town of Ulyanovsk during Victory Day, the annual commemoration of WW2’s end, in an increasingly militarized spectacle of children and guns and then moves to anti-capitalist gestures in Strasbourg (France) where DIY collectives create new forms of contact and resistance. With help from Simone de Beauvoir, Oscar Wilde and Celine Callot.

A look at growing older and finding community for two GLBT elders in Denver, Colorado.

Having served three years for armed robbery, Charles Brown has just been released from Kingston Penitentiary with only a suit of clothes and $25 to his name, but he figures he'll be all right since he learned how to do carpentry in prison which should land him steady work. The prison administration provides him with the name of the John Howard Societies if he does need assistance on the outside. He finds that once people know of his record, they won't give him a chance. And even if he doesn't mention his prison sentence, his criminal record eventually catches up with him. Even with the Societies taking on the task, getting a job for Brown is not easy and which will take great powers of persuasion. If no one is willing to give him a break, Brown may need to resort to his old ways and end up just another statistic sent back to prison.

After years abroad, April returns to her hometown of Beijing and meets up with a childhood friend. who never left.

"In this film, 7 short poems are introduced both in Korean and in English. Each scene is represented by different poems that manifests symbolic images and sounds. "This is a film about the process of grief and facing the loss of my father. It tells the story of where it has left me as well as the last moments I had with him. Not only is this my own method of processing these complex emotions but it is also my way of sharing this experience with others who have and will go through the same experience. It was crucial for this project to be shot on film because the format holds a symbolic significance. Just like film, grief needs time to be processed and to be taken care of gently." — K.S.

At a typical teen house party, four students who couldn't be more different from one another get stuck in a room with a dead body. They ask themselves and each other, are any of them to blame? Or is their pursuit to leave the room without causing a scene merely something anyone would do given the circumstances?