Nobody knows what can happen with each of us tomorrow at dawn. Three our heroes woke up on a desert island in the company of two beautiful... but not very friendly girls... with no water and food... This was where they started to realize that life is really full of surprises!

On June 3rd 1968, Factory member Valeria Solanas shot three bullets in Andy Warhol's chest. Solanas' extreme feminism and Warhol's eccentric entourage were the inspiration for Gender - a transgender black comedy in which the wacky plastic surgeon, Valerie, finally meets her gay biological father, Desire, and confronts him.

Both a visit to a very peculiar exhibition at the Bundeswehr Military History Museum in Dresden, Germany, as well as an unprejudiced look at the artistic depiction of violence throughout history and the ways in which that depiction has been gendered.

Three close childhood friends have their worlds turned upside down when a shady character offers them the secret to the power that women possess.

Just Gender tackles the little understood world of transgender people. Although Just Gender utilizes some archival footage and stills, it is largely built on a series of interviews of transgendered persons, their family members and friends, health care experts, community leaders and others who work with the transgender community. The film explores the common myths and misunderstandings about transgendered people. It also explores the confusion between sexual orientation and gender identity, as reflected in the rigid binary view of the world generally held by society. Just Gender also touches on the discrimination, hardships and brutality resulting from those misconceptions and prejudices, including the numerous deaths caused by hate each year.

In what remains of the world there is no war, no crime, no disease, no poverty, no religion. There is also no choice and there is no freedom. We are controlled by one, all powerful corporation and its giant artificial Intelligence brain that tracks, monitors and judges us 24-7. We are rewarded for our compliance with social scores and lifestyle upgrades. We have forgotten what it is to be human, to experience free will. The only remaining chance of salvation from this brainwashed slumber are a motley crew of highly skilled misfits and musicians, unsuspectingly bought together by a genius mind and the most audacious plan ever conceived. The world needs a new kind of hero and, in the next 15,768,017.03 seconds, it might just have them

Inspired by Angela Davis's “Women, Race, and Class,” the film examines the intersecting struggles of race, class, and gender through the raw and unfiltered lens of the streets of São Paulo, Brazil, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One of the few shows which seems to capture animals in their natural habitat without fear of being hunted. In contrast to the norm, this program highlights the interaction of humans, animals and nature and the beauty of our often under appreciated wilderness. A pleasure to watch with the entire family. Truly enjoy the entertaining blend of characters, sound and cinematography!

"Blackboard Wars" centers on a high school tarnished by failing academic performance and stigmatized by a culture of violence. Granted unprecedented access, cameras go behind the scenes to follow education maverick Steve Barr and no-nonsense principal Dr. Marvin Thompson as they embark together on an unpredictable mission to reinvent and revive the struggling school.

This is no TV show; this is reality fly-on-the-wall television. Following the elite Pro-Active team of England`s Thames Valley police, we are back seat passengers in the workings, trappings and experiences of these highly trained crime-busters`. Driving unmarked cars and taking no prisoners, this is an inside view of modern UK policing and the English society of criminal intent of dangerous driving, drugs and common lawlessness and crimes that makes for gripping television in an unrehearsed documentary style of law & disorder.