In Cults and Extreme Belief, Elizabeth Vargas, alongside former members of controversial organizations, goes on a search to uncover how these sects use their influence to prey upon people’s desperation to create powerful and often destructive belief systems. Each episode will take an immersive look at one currently active group through the eyes of past devotees and get perspective from believers and leaders that are still inside. 　　1. NXIVM 　　As a recruiter for multi-level marketing self-help group NXIVM, Sarah Edmondson brought thousands of people to the organization. In October of 2017, she exposed the group as a destructive sex-cult. 　　2. Jehovah's Witnesses 　　Former Jehovah's Witness Romy Maple--a survivor of child sexual abuse--embarks on a journey to uncover why her pleas for justice were systematically ignored by top members of the organization. 　　3. Children of God 　　Amy Bril recounts her childhood growing up in the Children of God, a group notorious for pedophilia and "religious" prostitution. 　　4. U.N.O.I. 　　Growing up in the United Nation of Islam (UNOI), Elijah Muhammad was forced into child labor, physical abuse and squalid living conditions. Today, he has a unique opportunity to speak to the FBI in hope of getting justice for himself and the other children abused by UNOI and its leader, Royall Jenkins', teachings. 　　5. World Peace Unification Sanctuary 　　Former "Moonie," Teddy Hose, tries to alert the public to a gun-obsessed Unification Church offshoot known as The Sanctuary Church of Newfoundland, PA. 　　6. Twelve Tribes 　　Despite their hippie persona and rustic community businesses, the Twelve Tribes have long stood accused of physically abusing children and subjugating of women. 　　7. FLDS 　　Many believed that when Warren Jeffs was sentenced to life in prison for child sexual assault, the problems within the FLDS community would be solved. 　　8. The Survivors Speak Part 1 　　Former members of different groups meet to discuss their shared experiences with Elizabeth Vargas. 　　9. The Survivors Speak Part 2 　　Former members of different groups meet to discuss their shared experiences with Elizabeth Vargas.

In Cults and Extreme Belief, Elizabeth Vargas, alongside former members of controversial organizations, goes on a search to uncover how these sects use their influence to prey upon people’s desperation to create powerful and often destructive belief systems. Each episode will take an immersive look at one currently active group through the eyes of past devotees and get perspective from believers and leaders that are still inside. 　　1. NXIVM 　　As a recruiter for multi-level marketing self-help group NXIVM, Sarah Edmondson brought thousands of people to the organization. In October of 2017, she exposed the group as a destructive sex-cult. 　　2. Jehovah's Witnesses 　　Former Jehovah's Witness Romy Maple--a survivor of child sexual abuse--embarks on a journey to uncover why her pleas for justice were systematically ignored by top members of the organization. 　　3. Children of God 　　Amy Bril recounts her childhood growing up in the Children of God, a group notorious for pedophilia and "religious" prostitution. 　　4. U.N.O.I. 　　Growing up in the United Nation of Islam (UNOI), Elijah Muhammad was forced into child labor, physical abuse and squalid living conditions. Today, he has a unique opportunity to speak to the FBI in hope of getting justice for himself and the other children abused by UNOI and its leader, Royall Jenkins', teachings. 　　5. World Peace Unification Sanctuary 　　Former "Moonie," Teddy Hose, tries to alert the public to a gun-obsessed Unification Church offshoot known as The Sanctuary Church of Newfoundland, PA. 　　6. Twelve Tribes 　　Despite their hippie persona and rustic community businesses, the Twelve Tribes have long stood accused of physically abusing children and subjugating of women. 　　7. FLDS 　　Many believed that when Warren Jeffs was sentenced to life in prison for child sexual assault, the problems within the FLDS community would be solved. 　　8. The Survivors Speak Part 1 　　Former members of different groups meet to discuss their shared experiences with Elizabeth Vargas. 　　9. The Survivors Speak Part 2 　　Former members of different groups meet to discuss their shared experiences with Elizabeth Vargas.

Harvest: 3,000 Years is an epic picture of peasant life in contemporary Ethiopia and a milestone in African cinema. Centred on farmers’ resistance to feudal land owners, the film blends oral narrative traditions with revolutionary film form. Gerima's first feature set in Africa is a passionate and personal work, as he has stated the film 'shows you the actual footprints of my youth, of where I grew up with my father and the rest of my family.' Produced in the midst of civil war in Ethiopia following the overthrow of Haile Selassie, the film is a post-colonial allegory of class exploitation and tribute to the collective struggle for justice of an entire nation. The masterful film tells its story as if it were a documentary observing the working life of its characters. Filmed in Amharic with local cast, the film shifts between observed scenes of from the farmers’ lives to polemical characterisation of corrupt colonialists and political speeches in order to tell its impassioned story of collective resistance. Released in the same year as Bush Mama, the two films led critics to celebrate the arrival of a major new film-maker, creator of a distinct new Black cinema sensitive both to the liberation movement in African and the political climate in America.

Harvest: 3,000 Years is an epic picture of peasant life in contemporary Ethiopia and a milestone in African cinema. Centred on farmers’ resistance to feudal land owners, the film blends oral narrative traditions with revolutionary film form. Gerima's first feature set in Africa is a passionate and personal work, as he has stated the film 'shows you the actual footprints of my youth, of where I grew up with my father and the rest of my family.' Produced in the midst of civil war in Ethiopia following the overthrow of Haile Selassie, the film is a post-colonial allegory of class exploitation and tribute to the collective struggle for justice of an entire nation. The masterful film tells its story as if it were a documentary observing the working life of its characters. Filmed in Amharic with local cast, the film shifts between observed scenes of from the farmers’ lives to polemical characterisation of corrupt colonialists and political speeches in order to tell its impassioned story of collective resistance. Released in the same year as Bush Mama, the two films led critics to celebrate the arrival of a major new film-maker, creator of a distinct new Black cinema sensitive both to the liberation movement in African and the political climate in America.

炼气修至66665层却仍不能筑基成功的主角白秋然得到了关于一个神秘的古石碑的线索，这个线索暗藏可助他筑基成功的秘法，白秋然决定下山一探究竟。

炼气修至66665层却仍不能筑基成功的主角白秋然得到了关于一个神秘的古石碑的线索，这个线索暗藏可助他筑基成功的秘法，白秋然决定下山一探究竟。

全球厨艺倒退3000年：苏鸣偶然送菜发现刘萌萌与赵天齐有染，并被赵天齐打晕，苏醒过来的苏鸣面临着全球厨艺倒退3000的世界里，开启了厨神争霸的路程。

一个受往日经历严重困扰的年轻女子报名参加了一个名为毁灭的极端活动。她相信让自己经历噩梦般的考验将有助于她驱除内心的创伤，但无人知道她的磨难会有多令人震惊，埋藏在她心灵深处的黑暗秘密即将浮出水面...

A young woman obsessed with horror, subjects herself to twelve hours of gruelling torment in an attempt to confront her own fears and conquer the tragic past which haunts her.

A young woman obsessed with horror, subjects herself to twelve hours of gruelling torment in an attempt to confront her own fears and conquer the tragic past which haunts her.