Streaming A Trav

A man travels back in time to tell himself his life will get better if he cheats on his girlfriend

A young gay boy from the Brazilian interior has a secret crush that turns in his worst nightmare. Based on real homophobic and violent events.

Serge Moati describes his film as "the saga of the 'children of the roads', builders of the future who "will one day cross countries that will look like gardens", as a lyric-amphigouric dialogue prophesied, declaimed by actors, quite amateurs, crossed all along the dusty tracks..."

A car makes it way out of the snow.

A young unsuccessful actor living in Paris failed in an audition. On the same day, he gets a script from an old friend, and starts to be attracted by the script which reminded him of his past.

Never limited to the present-day experience, noted professor of anthropology and archeology Dr. Dwayne L. Merry tours France the only way he knows how -- from the very beginning. Travel through time to prehistoric days in the Dordogne region, relive the Roman invasion, visit World War II battle sites and stroll into modern-day Paris, the city of romance. Discover the landmarks, culture and history that shaped the country into what it is today.

The popular gay and lesbian travel series turns its discerning eye on the great state of Massachusetts, ferreting out the shopping hot spots, tourist attractions and nightlife that GLBT travelers will love. The fabulous Shannon McDonough hosts this installment, which soaks up all the colonial charm of Northampton, the seaside splendor of Provincetown and the metropolitan flair of Boston.

JOHN TITOR: TIME TRAVELER is a feature length documentary film exploring unbelievable story of John Titor, which to this day remains to be one of the internet’s biggest unsolved mysteries. If John was real, what does that mean for the future? Is nuclear war imminent, or can we somehow change our destiny using the information John left behind? Do the blueprints of his time machine offer any insight into the technology needed to travel through time? Pamela Moore has been awaiting John’s return. What kind of information did he share with her? What does she know about John and our future that we don’t? If John isn’t real, who authored the hoax and for what reason? Many point to Larry Haber, but his motives remain unclear. Through in-depth interviews with the real people involved, we will attempt to answer some of these questions.

Language, dance, music and Potowatomi history are woven into a wise weft by a self-taught young director in this beautiful homage to the teachings and cultural heritage of the director’s father.

Travis Alabanza returns to their home town of Bristol to talk to writer and historian Edson Burton, co-founder of Kiki - Bristol’s first visible community for QTIPOC. Examining blackness and gender non-conformity in the context of growing up in Bristol, Travis discusses the importance of oppressed people archiving their own communities so that they are recorded in history in all their complexity. Part of the Chosen Family series from gal-dem Magazine.

Some journeys are harder than others.

Traveling Shoes is based on the hit record by the Ohio-based gospel group, The Brown Singers.

With a skyline to rival that of New York City or Dubai, Shanghai has become the face of modern China – the bustling economic hub of the world's most populous nation. But it's also an old city, and this video travelogue spotlights that side, too. You'll visit historical landmarks, enchanting gardens and hidden corners of the increasingly cosmopolitan center and learn about its many charms through this beautifully photographed documentary.

The most pretentious of any bomber traverse movie that you will watch. This 12 minute short documentary, with a nostalgia inducing playlist and witty jokes throughout, is the newest production from the older half of the Daughdrill Brothers. 4 days in the Talkeetna Mountains will make any man start to go crazy and it is clear to see in the abrupt ending that the main objective of these men was to make it out alive.

The silence of the rainforest in the Colombian Pacific coast area is broken. A tree over 20 meters tall rips out and tumbles down. It is the first of the more than 100 trees that Robinson and his family, with nothing but axes, are about to chop down, chop up and drag over an improvised path to a nearby stream, and from there to the large Anchicayá River. There, in the river waters, they tie up all the pieces for form a huge raft, on which they embark on a titanic journey that lasts over forty hours, overcoming the river torrents and the choppy waters of the Pacific Ocean. They finally arrive at the Port of Buenaventura, where after several months of tireless work, they sell the wood and complete a feat that demonstrates the never-ending search of humanity: survival.

In this comic travelogue a young Michael Powell with a butterfly net in the snow as he and some tourits visit the medieval hilltop of Tourette and the peak of Peïra-Cava in the Alpes Maritimes.