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Documentary about Ali's rise to glory, beginning with his "Cassius Clay" days back in Louisville.

The president of an African country wants to boost his economy with a new dam. He ignores the protests of the tribes in the flooded region, so they declare rebellion. To avoid bad publicity, the president doesn't use his army, but hires four international mercenaries, who shall find tribes leader Kuruba and smother the protest. However after learning about the tribes motivation, the Vietnam veterans T.J. and Cliff realize how they're being used and reconsider.

In this pilot episode, Tommy Truinski is a good kid with a problem. Bullies. After a prayer by his Grandmother opens his eyes to the spiritual world around him, Tommy must learn who his real enemy is, as well as how to defeat it using the greatest weapon against evil in the world. A new cartoon series that is both fun yet teaches deep spiritual truths, Anointed Fighters is sure to appeal to all ages.

In this hybrid of reality cooking show and game show, home-based amateur cooks come on to put their five best recipes on the line against five mystery professional chefs. If the home cook is able to out-cook the pros, they could walk away with up to $100,000 cash.

When Kara Te, the girl of the group, is captured by Baxter Eyepatch and his minions, Rook E and Chief Missle must take their finger-guns to the battlefield and rescue their fellow soldier.

This feature documentary is the first to explore the rise of Brazilian MMA. We look at how 'Jungle Fight' came into being, starting out in Manaus, Amazonas in the heart of the Amazon rain forest, lead by the figure of Wallid Ismail. Documentary narrated by rap legend Ice-T directed by Alex Harvey and Tommy Sowards

There's no denying the impact that Mixed Martial Arts is having on the world of sports and sports entertainment. What was once an obscure and esoteric fighting style with a small fan base has gone on to become a major multimillion dollar industry, filling basements, pubs and barrooms with devoted followers. Detractors call it brutal, governments treat it with hostility, but there is no denying the draw of Mixed Martial Arts; it is a fight that is pure, a fight that is completely unhinged, a perfect display of two athletes willing to push the limits of the body; shedding blood, sweat and tears in order to carve out one more victory... or fall at the feet of the others shadow.

On March 8, 1971, in Madison Square Garden, for an unprecedented purse of $5 million--Muhammad Ali met Joe Frazier to contest for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world. In cinema verité style, this film presents the build-up, the perspectives of the fighters, fans, and moneymen. Fans predictions were split down the middle: Ali was The Greatest; Frazier was terrifying. Frazier hit like a truck; Ali was quicker than lightning. The fight itself is presented in its entirety without any announcer commentary, and by today's standards, the film is grainy, worn-looking, and sounds terrible--all ultimately unimportant--as the crowd noise, the ring announcer, and the bell take you back to the beginning, and the tale of two fighters who would eventually become inextricably intertwined in boxing history.

Maran, a police officer, grows up with the belief that his father was killed in a tragic accident. However, when he sets out to investigate a case, he learns that his father leads a terrorist group.