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A young mother visits a shaman in the hope that he will help her deaf daughter to be able to hear and speak. As advised, she tries to convince her husband and her sister to find a temple in the city together, but eventually it becomes her sole responsibility.

A documentation of the 1972 Democratic Convention in Miami by a group of mediamakers working under the auspices of the Women's Video News Service

1. Same Old Song And Dance (Live Video) 2. Oh Yeah (Live Video) 3. Rats In The Cellar (Live Video) 4. Train Kept A Rollin' (Live Video featuring Johnny Depp) 5. A Conversation with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (Video). Legendary Child (music underlaying words) 6. Brad Interview (Video). Street Jesus (music underlaying words) 7. Joe Interview (Video). Freedom Fighter (music underlaying words) 8. Joey Interview (Video). Closer (music underlaying words) 9. ST Interview (Video). Beautiful (music underlaying words) 10. Tom Interview (Video). Tell Me (music underlaying words)

Live footage from Lynyrd Skynyrd's concert at the Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater on July 15th of 1997

Powerband picks up where we left off and brings you the most technical freeride movie in the world. Once again Ryan Capes attempts to break every record known to man as he attempts to break the ramp to ramp record at the Evel Knievel days in Butte Montana. Follow Trigger Gum to Oklahoma for the worst crash of the year as he attempts to break Ryans distance record. Visit England for the MX Nations race as team USA takes on the world and 10 time world champion Stefan Everts races his last moto. Watch Twitch break the backflip distance world record at 155 feet at Fitzpatricks ranch. Pastrana pulls off a perfect double backflip. Join the top natural terrain specialists in Glamis for the 3rd annual Red Bull Ride to the Hills. Riders include: RickyCarmichael, Dustin Miller, Mike Mason, Mike Metzger, Ronnie Renner, Jeremy Carter, Josh Grant and many more.

A young Irishman comes up with an unusual plan to get the money to emigrate to Tahiti. One of the Ealing comedies.

Eric Chahi takes you through the development of the original smash hit Another World and the 15th anniversary re-release.

Shows a bedroom in a hotel. On the wall of the room is a conspicuous sign "Don't blow out the gas." A hayseed enters the room, accompanied by a bellboy. The boy deposits the Rube's bag and umbrella, turns a somersault, and vanishes through the door. The Rube then removes his hat and coat and places them upon the table. They immediately vanish. He then blows out the gas. The scene then instantly changes to a funeral procession, headed by Reuben's hearse, and followed by the carriages of his country friends. Strictly up-to-date picture. (Edison Catalog, 1901)

A grandson talks to his grandfather about his memories of the Holocaust.

A female narrator (fellow artist Kathi Hofer) gives voice to this film, making it a reflection on the filmmaker’s life and journey through Europe (which began in the summer of 2019, before COVID-19). Spaces of association unfold, a train of thoughts. The boundaries between factual and memory blur. How much of personal history can be read more globally? Visual portraits of Europe’s remote places away from the typical tourist hotspots set the stage for this film. Landscapes in flux, images of movement that visually evoke long journeys on trains, ferries and public transportation. The underlying sound compositions by Dutch musician Machinefabriek evoke isolation and alienation, yet are conciliatory and warm.

Another Fuckin’ War is an experimental address to the US attitude about war during the Vietnam era. Combining 16mm original and found footage, the film invites viewers to question the motivations behind war and challenge their preconceived notions about its effects.

Women with female eye's laser.

With the following motivation: Every brick in the great wall of China was carried up by a man. More than 800,000 men, for more than 20 years. As we follow the reconstruction of a very small part of that old wall, we feel the dimension and Sisyphean effort carried out almost 2000 years ago. At the same time, this small part of the wall portrays the different social classes and transformations of modern China. A society that moves from the collective ideals to the personal capitalist aspirations of individuals.

Sam and Sinéad play out their past but something is different this time round.

One day, Arnav receives a peculiar message from his future self. This sets him on a quest to set the world back to its original fate and make a great sacrifice to prevent human extinction.

Joji makes a visit to the countryside to care for his dying grandmother. Over the course of a weekend, he discovers that death is nothing like he ever imagined.

A short 1983 documentary about an alternative to prison.

A single mother, who peddles glass-bangles to makes ends meet, returns home to her daughters after being mugged.

At the Dodge Poetry Festival at the New Jersey Performing Arts Cente, poets speak their truths, bringing their stories to an audience of 17,000 – moving some to tears, but more importantly, educating and advocating for change. Another Kind of Courage features moving performances by veteran poets/musicians and family members expressing their experiences with war and homecoming. The poets are Jan Barry, Kevin Basl, Chantelle Bateman, Jeremy Stainthorp Berggren, Lovella Calica, Jacob George, Charles H. Johnson, Jennifer Pacanowski, Carlos Sirah, Brian Turner, Jon Turner, and Eli Wright. The powerful, original music is written by Tomás Doncker and Yusef Komunyakaa; and is performed by Tomás Doncker & The True Groove All-Stars.

In a Lisbon favela, residents actively participate in decisions in the place where they live and a research team monitors the process of inclusion in society. The absence of a decent housing policy, in response to the needs of the lower-income population, resulted in unofficial housing. Residents are unemployed or have extremely precarious working conditions. What they earn is not enough to rent a house and cover basic expenses such as food, water, electricity, gas and transportation. In this context of social injustice that also turns into spatial injustice, we currently have around 42 families, a few hundred people, women, children, men, elderly people, people with disabilities and some with serious health problems. They live in a neighborhood without minimum hygiene conditions, with precarious housing, without sewage,