Complet America

América Scarfó starred one of the most passionate love stories in Argentina with Severino Di Giovanni, the lead anarchist figure and the most wanted man across the country. The relationship developed under clandestine meetings and love letters.

Three ex-Navy Seals living in a small Texas town uncover corrupt police officers. They soon discover corruption that leads higher up the chain as high as government officials. Only for each ex-Navy Seal to be murdered one by one. But not before Karl Mackey {Michael Harrison Bendall}, leads the entire police force on a high speed chase after gathering enough evidense to expose the corruption that brings justice back to their town.

In Josh Kline’s three-channel film, Another America is Possible, the sculptor and video artist provides a ritualized glimpse at utopia.

Documentary following the Republic of Ireland's qualification for World Cup 94 in the USA.

Beautiful timescapes of some of the most iconic national parks in North America and also from one of the most isolated and mysterious places in the world – the Easter Island. From award-winnnig director Ikou Nakamura whose unique artistic approach makes his short films so compelling. Winner of the ‘Best Short Film’ and ‘Director to Watch’ at the 3D Film Festival, Los Angeles. The View in America, 15 minutes, is available without narration or as English narrated version. Easter Island is a 5 minute shortfilm without narration.

For fifty years, big business, government agencies and medical organizations have campaigned deceptively against animal fats, meat, eggs, butter and other nutritious, traditional foods, leading to huge profits from the sale of toxic margarine, shortenings and liquid vegetable oils, and the foods that contain them. Scientific data contradicting current anti-animal fat public health policy was suppressed and censored for many years. Dr. Enig and Sally Fallon now tell you the truth about how that happened.

A Muslim prayer group in the San Francisco Bay Area holds Friday Jumu’ah prayers in a Catholic mission while their mosque undergoes repairs and finds hope despite anti-Muslim sentiment under the T-word presidency.

Get an inside look at the harmonious world of the Amish with this PBS documentary that takes you into their communities and dwellings and offers up fascinating re-creations of historic Amish homes. Interviews with community members shed light on their protected culture and religion, while demonstrations of routine chores, such as baking in a wood-burning stove and doing laundry using "horsepower," underscore the simplicity of the Amish lifestyle.

US adaption of a classic UK documentary series called "Up". Part 1, made in 1991, followed a group of economically, racially and socially diverse 7-year-olds growing up in the early 90s America. They are now 14.

The number one drug problem in rural America, methamphetamine, or “crank,” is cheap, easy to make, and has the lowest recovery rate for addicts. By looking at a number of people in Iowa—even whole families—who are struggling with methamphetamine, this program lays bare the drug’s tragic effects. Chilling computer graphics illustrate how the drug works on the brain. Dr. David Musto of Yale University discusses the history of “crank,” and Asa Hutchinson, director of the Drug Enforcement Agency, explains its wildfire spread in rural areas.

In June 1942 two German U-Boats landed secret agents on Long Island and at Jacksonville, Florida. Their aim was sabotage, but their methods left a lot to be desired!

Gary Locke, the son of Chinese immigrants who became governor of Washington State, is living the American Dream. Martin Bautista and Jeffrey Lim, two Filipino immigrant doctors living in the American heartland, find that being Asian American in a rural town is more challenging &NFi;and&NFi_; rewarding than either could have expected. These are just two profiles that address what it's like to be Asian American in today's ever-changing United States.

Composed entirely of archival material and narrated by actor Pat Hingle, this hour-long film documents the run-up to the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression that followed. Made in the 1970s, the film carefully lays out major historical events, as with the stunning footage of the German Zeppelin Hindenburg bursting into flames over New Jersey in 1937. Powerful images such as this are both literal and metaphoric documents of the tragedies of the age. By relying on the old newsreels alone to depict the events, the filmmakers immerse us in the period in a way that would not have been possible had they interviewed a team of experts. Compared to some of the more freely associated assemblages presented in the series—and especially to Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?—this film seems stoic, contemplative. When left to speak for themselves, archival images can be most illuminating.

A montage of clips from famous American films, showing the unique American spirit.

A look back at the days when the Beatles courted America through appearances on the Ed Sullivan TV show, as well as their album, “Meet the Beatles.”

Marilyn Van Derbur had a fairy-tale life. She appeared to have it all--from a prominent family, crowned Miss America, enjoyed a successful television career, sought-after as a motivational speaker, named "Outstanding Woman Speaker in America", married to her high school sweetheart, and raising a beautiful daughter. But at age 53, she revealed a sinister secret of trauma and shame: Marilyn had been a victim of childhood incest at the hands of her father. Her courageous public disclosure changed her life -- from one of celebrity -- to the healer of tens of thousands of abuse survivors.

Every year more than a million immigrants try their luck to come to USA. Among those about 1 million Indians come to USA each year chasing their dreams. Arjun is one of them and how his life several turns once he lost job is the story

Silent documentary film with views of Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru