Kai Jones' Falling into Place explores Kai's life-threatening, potentially career-ending ski injury in the backcountry of Wyoming and his inspiring path to recovery and self-discovery.
“Taking the Fight” is an inspirational, captivating documentary that chronicles the extraordinary journey of Stuart Warren Dansby, a 56-year-old who steps into the kickboxing ring for the first time, taking on opponents half his age. The story follows Dansby over the course of six gripping years, where he faces life-altering injuries while he continues to battle against men decades younger than him, all in pursuit of a championship. This documentary is much more than a story of physical combat—it's a story of love. It explores the love for a sport, a team, and a dream. The story imparts a universal message of finding your “tribe” and conquering obstacles, doubts, and fears. Against all odds the journey serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. "We all have a fight. "
Follow Minor League Baseball's evolution over the last half century through the ups and downs of the Omaha franchise as they kick-off their historic 50th season as the affiliate of the KC Royals -the longest in all of Triple A baseball. The film goes deeper than just Omaha, providing an in-depth look at the changing business of minor league baseball in America over the last half-century. Interviews with George Brett, Warren Buffett, Alex Gordon, Jack McKeon, Branch B. Rickey, and dozens of MiLB executives paint a picture of where the league is today and how it got there.50 Summers pulls back the curtain on game-day life for the small, passionate front office staff on Opening Day as they prepare for the two best words in the English language: Play Ball. Narrated by Rob Riggle. Directed by Dan Napoli. Produced by Bill Hipsher.
John Ware Reclaimed follows filmmaker Cheryl Foggo on her quest to re-examine the mythology surrounding John Ware, the Black cowboy who settled in Alberta, Canada, before the turn of the 20th century. Foggo’s research uncovers who this iconic figure might have been, and what his legacy means in terms of anti-Black racism, both past and present. Please note: This film contains explicit language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Alright Butt is a cinematic journey of riding in Wales led by Alex Tyler and Tom Wheeler. Locations are varied from Llangollen, the Black Mountains to the Golden Valleys of South Wales. Alright Butt showcase’s the simplicity of riding your bike on your home trails and to prove that Wales is a hotspot for some of the best riding in the World. Featuring the undeniable talent of Joe Smith, Mike Jones, Manon Carpenter, Leigh Johnson, Rowan Sorrell, Nikki Whiles and Ajay Jones. This list includes World Champions, World Cup racers, Enduro World Series racers and some of the most popular riders on social media. Alright Butt gives you an insight into what makes these riders tick. The outline of the video is simple; entirely Welsh, from the riders through to the locations and even the creators. Downhill, huge jumps, enduro, bike parks and flowy single track being hit in a high speed, dynamic nature to get you pumped to leave the screen and hit the trail! The narration and intro are looked after by none other than Welsh professional rugby player George North. Wales never fails.
Recorded live in Belgium, Barry White was a regular in the Top Twenty in the 1970s with hit after hit featuring lush strings over his amazing bass voice. This concert recording features, his Love Unlimited Orchestra backing him on seven of his 1970s UK chart hits, including the Number 1, 'You're The First, The Last, My Everything'. The recording also features the US R&B hits 'Playing Your game' and 'I Wanna Do It Good To You'
Have you ever dreamed about famous hockey career in the NHL? All small boys did in Litvinov. That's the reason why 23 NHL players, 8 olympic and 4 Stanley Cup champions were raised here. And you know their names. Ivan Hlinka, Martin Rucinsky, Jiri Slegr, Robert Lang and others. They all was born here. Let's see how Factory one ice works. Sometimes it's funny, because Litvinov is a rough town near the German border, home to a big chemical plant. You can find places in the Czech republic, where life is easier but more players go to the NHL from here than from 10 million New York City. The feature movie about unique hockey club shows the European professional hockey backstage and open hearts of a local supporters. Welcome to the city where hockey means more.
Adam Rolston and Ron Rutland set out to play the world's longest hole of golf. Teeing off from a makeshift tee box, high up in the Altai mountains, the golfer and caddie cover 2000km's across Mongolia finishing off with the final putt at the country’s only golf course on the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar. There are few places on the planet where such a record can be attempted and Mongolia proves to be the perfect choice with its unfenced wide-open valleys, rolling hills and arid deserts. Acting totally unsupported and pulling all their gear on a home-made cart, the pair play every shot within the rules and spirit of the game of golf, ending up with an unprecedented score of 6,093 shots over par. Early on the expedition is turned on its head when the pair are joined by a wild Mongolian dog that refuses to leave their side. Accepting him as a third member of the team and naming him UB, the outlandish trio set off on this wild adventure together. The Longest Hole will leave you inspired as Adam and Ron take the most traditional and refined of Western sports to a place of an ancient culture steeped in nomadic tradition.
8.5
An epic adventure into the stories of the world's most renowned alcohol producers. Each episode focuses on a single drink and its premier maker as they reveal the history, process, and craft that goes into every bottle.
For The One Journeys Through The Stories That Gave Flight To The Summer Worship Nights Tour. A Celebration Of Music, Vision, And Community, For The One Weaves The Passion Of Brandon Lake And Phil Wickham Into A Memorable Cinematic Event.
Dr. Craig O'Connell and his team willfully ignite shark-feeding frenzies to uncover whether these violent and chaotic events trigger mating behavior. The results could be the key to ensuring the survival of these crucial apex species.
Among experts, conventional thinking says Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) came from Africa centuries ago, was adopted by certain Islamic sects, and now spreads globally through migration. Cut disproves this and shows how FGM is in fact a native practice on every inhabitable continent, revealing some surprising revelations along the way. Part adventure travelogue, part anthropological study, and certainly an explosive human rights exposé, the film is the result of nearly a decade of investigation by filmmaker John Chua. Highlights include testimonies from white American survivors and an Iraqi account of ISIS mandating FGM in Mosul alongside undercover video of medical clinics in Singapore offering to cut American and British girls and the first filmed testimonies of FGM in the Peruvian Amazon. The film attempts to answer the key questions of why FGM has for so long been mostly associated with Africa and why so many people globally are obsessed with committing this crime.
Experience NCT's TAEYONG like never before in TAEYONG: TY TRACK! Witness his first solo concert, featuring electrifying performances, behind-the-scenes moments, and heartfelt stories. A cinematic journey into his music and artistry!
Experience aespa's first concert film, WORLD TOUR, now available digitally! Witness their electrifying London O2 Arena show, powerful performances, and exclusive behind-the-scenes moments. With stunning visuals, fierce choreography, and fan-favorite hits, don't miss it!
Television biography of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, priest, paleontologist, visionary. The story of an early 20th Century French Jesuit scientist, who, in relentless pursuit of the everlasting on earth, encounters fame, love, and implacable opposition from his church. Despite exile and lifelong censorship his transformational insights into evolutionary science and faith provide a prophetic legacy for our technological age.
"Minnesota Mean" delves into roller derby's world, tracking six women chasing the Hydra. When their star is sidelined, can they still win? It's a raw, triumphant tale of strong women balancing independence, teamwork, and personal dreams.
8.9
Canadian explorer and storyteller Jill Heinerth is one of the world’s greatest living cave divers, fuelled by an insatiable curiosity to explore the unknown “veins of mother earth”. Jill has been involved in the most legendary and demanding cave diving expeditions of all time, from surveying the world’s longest caves in Mexico to discovering giant iceberg caves in Antarctica. Juxtaposed with these hair-raising dives are intimate, candid interviews and animated flashbacks to her younger years that reveal a complex array of motivations for taking on these challenges. Despite how over 100 of her friends have perished in the depths, for Jill, each adventure in this dive odyssey is one step closer to becoming the woman she wished she’d met when she was a child.
Shocking revelations about the UFO and alien presence on Earth and how military and government factions are aware of this potential threat. Top experts reveal the extent of which US Presidents past and present are made aware of the UFO situation.
A Cam Life pulls back the curtain and delves further into the webcam business than any other documentary has done before! Filmmakers Billy Sorrentino and Andrew Weiss (After Porn Ends series) give you full access to the industry's top studio owners, cam sites and cam houses, traveling to Colombia, Romania and all over the US to reveal the vast, multi-billion dollar underground world of adult entertainment.
5.2
This documentary follows the lives of Nashville’s most dynamic exotic dancers. Not only are their sex appeal and skills as dancers/entertainers on full display, but we also dive into their personal relationships, interests and business acumen.
The gun epidemic has become so intense in the USA, that schools and community groups are now looking away from prevention and towards preparation – tolerating mass killing as part of the fabric of American life. Measures like active shooter drills and arming teachers seem an unsavoury but necessary response to keep our loved ones safe. What impact do these militarised approaches have on children’s mental wellbeing? What kind of society will they build in the future? Told through the perspective of a European new mother, who is deciding to make a life for her young family in America, this candid and urgent documentary asks what is at stake during these frightening times.
On August 13, 2021, The Wu-Tang Clan, backed by the 60-piece Colorado Symphony Orchestra performed at the famed Red Rocks Amphitheater. Roughly 10,000 fans witnessed one of the most extraordinary concerts in Hip-Hop music history. Welcome to A Wu-Tang Experience.
