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The original rap superstar tells the story of his career, with candid interviews with the people that matter most to him. Also includes performances of "I Need Love," "Mama Said Knock You Out," "The Boomin' System" and "Around the Way Girl."

“Looks like another party celebrating the 20th anniversary of Walt Disney World”, Michael Eisner then Disney Company Chairman and CEO continues “It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since the Walt Disney World Resort has been dedicated in Florida, and our challenge is to make the next 20 years just as special. From the visions that started the magic to the increasable additions that make Walt Disney World the happiest place on earth. John Lithgow is our host, giving us a chance to take a look at Walt Disney from a different perspective. Not only do we get to look at the current attractions but a look at the planning that went into creating the number one family vacation destination in the world. The story starts about 3,000 miles west of Walt Disney World, in an orange grove. The Story of Walt Disney World starts… “Once Upon a time in 1955…”

Inspired by the cut-up technique of William S. Burroughs, Days of Future Past juxtaposes childhood musings and anxious contemporary introspections, separated by a permeable membrane of time and memory.

Set in a post apocalyptic landscape 28 thousand years into the future, "Future World: City of Mass Destruction" is an amazing vision of the last city on earth. After four atomic holocausts and the second Ice Age, only one city remains on our ravaged planet - a city on the edge of insanity, overrun by mutants and madmen, and largely controlled by the tyrannical Devoz Corporation. This dying metropolis is mired in the throes of a power struggle amongst the city's final three corporate dynasties. The surviving corporation must in the end turn to a tribe of Amazon warrior women it once tried to destroy to save their dying planet. Visionary director Daniel E. Falicki guides you through a world of lesbian warriors, insufferable Grugs, a vicious Spider Queen, and a Blue Genie with loads of "smokable" fun! Are YOU ready to party like it's the year 30,000? Then take a trip to FUTURE WORLD! A cutting edge rotoscoped feature in the style of Ralph Bakshi's "Heavy Metal," "Future World: City of ...

Looking back at footage of Venice Biennale 2011, The Artist remembers the optimistic feelings felt at the time, the projected careers, the romantic setting and how art meant something. The Finnish pavilion was closed when the footage was shot because of a fallen tree. Was it a sign? The sinking city echoes The Artist's current sense of resignation. The piece shifts from video footage into cartoons with speech bubbles, perhaps in an effort to reclaim the voiceover from a romanticising of ennui that seemed to be setting in. Is this a new beginning? Liberated from its ambitions for an illustrious career, art has now become a more metaphysical means of survival.

The life and works of Frei Otto told in his own words and by those he inspired. An in-depth look at the rise of lightweight architecture, form finding, and its continued relevance for the future of architecture.

Using a Mayan coin to travel through time, a wisecracking young explorer travels to the future where he finds Earth an apocalyptic wasteland besieged by neo-Nazis and mutants. A regional SOV film made in Ontario by a local cast.

This year's LOST LANDSCAPES pictures the infrastructures, peoples and landscapes of California, centering on San Francisco’s everyday past and the futures we have tried to build. Casting an archival gaze on San Francisco and cities, towns and places throughout California where nature and culture meet, the film recalls moments in the history of our state's resources, the scars of settlement and its backbones: transportation, extraction, communication, travel and labor — all intersecting in a panoramic city/state symphony documenting the past and suggesting possible futures in an age of systemic uncertainty. This year's film (the 17th!) combines home movies, government-produced and industrial films, feature-film outtakes and many other surprises (including many newly discovered San Francisco historical images).

Indonesia struggles with high poverty rates and discrimination against minority groups. Ronny P. former actor and activist, organizes tours for the rich to meet the poor, and provides shelter to foreigners, LGBT, the sick and disabled. He seeks investors for his dream movie "Memories for The Future" to let the world know the real history and tragedy of Indonesia. Others say he is a charlatan, a man in deep debt exploiting everything that crosses his path. Somewhere few and far between lies the truth. "The making of Memories for the Future" is a reflection on social ethics in Indonesia, set in an a-typical middle class household on the edge of falling into despair and poverty.

In their journey to find the formula for a fragmented and dying Church the two filmmakers find themselves getting closer to a much bigger Answer.

A hybrid animated / live-action documentary that explores the past, present and future of Peacemaking Circles, and how this ancient restorative justice practice has been reimagined to keep youth out of prison. The film tracks the parallel stories of a troubled teen facing serious jail time, and the former Cambodian gang leader serving as his mentor.

A wryly humorous excavation of history and personal memory, Moose Jaw is a reflexive view of the filmmaker’s childhood town in the Canadian west, as a mythic symbol of nation-building and the ‘manifest destiny’ of North America. With its revitalization motto, ‘There’s a Future in Our past,” this post-colonial crash site ingests the filmmaker in its museumizing process as a once thriving rail head on the margins of (British) Empire.

Phil's girlfriend returns from the future where a lot has changed.

Examines the aims and accomplishments of the New Jewel Movement and the reasons for the Fall 1983 U.S. military invasion. The film puts these events in perspective by tracing Grenada's early history, from the annihilation of the indigenous Carib Indians by the European colonial powers which vied for control of the region and then imported African slaves to grow cash crops for European export, to the evolution of modern Grenadian society, including the oppressive regime of Eric Gairy (1974-79).

A decade after "Back to the Start" changed the global conversation around animal welfare, Johnny Kelly returns with a continuation of the farming family epic with the focus this time on human welfare.

Future Foods​ revolves around the making of plastic food at the workshops of Replica LTD,​ one of the few UK based companies that still manufactures props for films, advertisements and displays. The perception of food, its appealingness and palatability through a constructed image, come into play when observing these hand-crafted manufacturing processes through a camera. A phone conversation with the CEO of a Finnish future foods' start-up ​ introduces us to a cutting edge technology consisting of the production of a new protein generated from water, electricity and CO​2 ​captured from the air. "Solein" is a new technology that speculates with a near future without agriculture and land use effects.

With visionary thinkers and innovators as the guides, City of the Future: Singapore dives deep into the latest innovations and technology being created and implemented to blaze a path into the future.

"Look, there are so many places out there we could go. It doesn't make any sense to live here forever."

Release date for NA is set on November 29th.