A disgruntled IRA member becomes Ireland's biggest threat to the peace process.

From the director of Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, this is the Passion embedded in a contemporary story. An anarchist jailed for an attempted assassination is told the Passion story by the prison chaplain.

A look at the final year in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Four young women hit the road in search of adventure and escape from their stressful lives.

The wife of the aircraft designer, Olga Pavlova, the head of the Moscow garment factory, and the wife of the director of the opera house, the famous Soviet opera singer Sofia Ter-Ashaturova, meet in the prison car of the train. Together they will go to Akmola camp of the wives of traitors of the Motherland, where there will be representatives of the most different strata of the population. Heroes will need strength of spirit and endurance to pass all the terrible ordeals on their way and remain human.

Before Am I Racist? became the number one documentary of the decade, someone had to make it—and that’s where the real story begins. Clearing the A.I.R. takes you deep behind the scenes with Matt Walsh, director Justin Folk, and the entire cast and crew as they pull back the curtain on the making of a cultural phenomenon. We can’t guarantee you’ll create the next hit documentary—but it will entertain the hell out of you.

在亚马逊雨林周边的村庄里，来自丛林的儿童、幼儿和青少年会翻垃圾桶找食物，偷刀在夜间防身，还生活在可能被迫陷入性交易黑暗世界的恐惧之中。对于这些极度贫困的孩子来说，一切都不安全，没有什么是免费的——直到他们通过……感受到了耶稣的爱。

A short video piece featuring director Bob Rafelson and actress Ellen Burstyn discussing the evolution of the characters in The King of Marvin Gardens (1972) and how accidents on the set proved beneficial to the film.

A student grieving the loss of her parents joins an extracurricular club and becomes entangled in a romance with a classmate who has secrets.

Rúnturinn, is a documentary in the purest sense of the word and yet at the same time it explores the limits of this field. The film stock had lain dormant since 1999 until it was taken to the editing room and finished in 2016. Rúnturinn 1 was filmed in three towns; Akranes, Keflavík and Blönduósi in the summer of 1999. It focuses on the youth culture of these towns and specifically the activity of “runturinn” and the rituals related to these weekend drives through the streets.This is an independent documentary that is also the first part of a trilogy. We meet the young people on the “rúntur” on Friday and Saturday nights and listen to their stories and examine the culture of “rúnturinn” in depth.