8.4
Documentary about the life of legendary football coach Bowby Bowden, and how he put Florida State on the map and building it into the giant that it is today all while keeping his personal morals first and being a father figure to many of his players.
8.4
Filmed in 1984, Portrait Of An Album follows Frank Sinatra as he records his album L. A. Is My Lady with producer Quincy Jones, who also conducts the sessions. There are full performances, caught live in the studio, along with interviews from Quincy Jones, Lionel Hampton, lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman and engineer Phil Ramone. Also captured is Michael Jackson’s visit to the studio to meet Frank Sinatra, a truly magical moment.
8.4
The extraordinary true story of Barney Miller, an emerging Pro-surfer who became a quadriplegic 17 years ago. Told by doctors he would never use his legs again, Barney defied all medical assessments through grit, self-belief, hard work and sheer guts. When Barney meets and falls in love with Kate, a girl with her own dreams of being a singer, he makes it his mission to only ask Kate to marry him when he can kneel down to propose, stand at the altar and dance at their wedding together.
8.4
East L.A. Interchange follows the evolution of working-class, immigrant Boyle Heights, the oldest neighborhood in East Los Angeles from multiethnic to predominately Latino and a cradle of Mexican-American culture in the U.S. The documentary tells the story of how one neighborhood managed to survive the construction of the largest and busiest freeway interchange in the nation and explores the shifting face of community in the United States today arguing why it should matter to us all.
8.4
Between the Buried and Me's "Coma Ecliptic" was recorded in January and February of 2015 with longtime producer Jamie King at Basement Recordings in North Carolina. "The Making of Coma Ecliptic" follows vocalist/keyboardist Tommy Rogers, guitarist Paul Waggoner, guitar Dustie Waring, bassist Dan Briggs and dummer Blake Richardson, offering an in-depth and behind-the-scenes look into this recording process. Directed and edited by Justin Reich, with additional footage supplied by Blake Faucette.
8.4
There is one vibratory field that connects all things. It has been called Akasha, Logos, the primordial OM, the music of the spheres, the Higgs field, dark energy, and a thousand other names throughout history. The vibratory field is at the root of all true spiritual experience and scientific investigation. It is the same field of energy that saints, Buddhas, yogis, mystics, priests, shamans and seers, have observed by looking within themselves. Many of history's monumental thinkers, such a Pythagoras, Kepler, Leonardo DaVinci, Tesla, and Einstein, have come to the threshold of this great mystery. It is the common link between all religions, all sciences, and the link between our inner worlds and our outer worlds.
8.4
In the summer of 1999, a team of four skateboarders and two bands embarked on a life changing tour. The goal was to inspire kids in rural areas by exposing them to skateboarding and music they wouldn’t otherwise have an opportunity to see in person. Towing a 5,000 pound portable skateboard park behind an old van with failing brakes, the young team travelled nearly 3,000 km through the mountains of Western Canada. The film features the skateboarding of the late Canadian legend Josh Evin, along with Eugene Voykin, Mike Evans and Shane Wallace.
8.4
Walter Rosenblum is recognized as one of the most important photographers of Twentieth Century America. His photographs of World War II, the liberation of Dachau, of Haiti, Europe and the neighborhoods of New York City are a cherished part of our national heritage.The images that he has made during his 60 year career serve to make us feel not only of the ravages of war but tender human moments. Walter Rosenblum’s photographs have been exhibited widely and can be found in the collections of many of the world’s major art museums. His early involvement with photography began when as a 19 year old he joined the Photo League and studied with such important photographers as Lewis Hine and Paul Strand. His first photographs were taken on the Lower East Side, where he spent his youth; this neighborhood has remained his lifelong inspiration and a place to which he continues to return even now. Rosenblum’s work was first published by Ralph Steiner in the newspaper PM. In 1939, he became the assistant to LIFE magazine photographer Eliot Elisofon, and in 1941, he freelanced for SURVEY GRAPHIC and MADAMOISELLE magazine. He documented the farming and war effort for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration before being drafted. In 1943, his photographs were selected for the Museum of Modern Art exhibition, “New Workers I”. As a World War II combat photographer, Rosenblum took part in the D-Day landings at Omaha Beach where he and his team captured “the longest day” in photographs and movies known worldwide. When the movie photographer on his team was killed, he took over the job and remained a motion picture photographer for the rest of the war. The anti-tank battalion to which he was attached drove through France, Germany and Austria. He was the first Army cameraman to film the liberation of Dachau concentration camp. One of the most decorated combat cameramen of the war, Rosenblum’s war images are among the most memorable to emerge from the conflict. After the war, he was sent by the Unitarian Service Committee to document the plight of Spanish Civil War refugees living in squalid conditions in the south of France, and later, Mexican migrant workers in the American southwest. He began his teaching career in 1948 at Brooklyn College where he held the rank of Professor. In 1952 he was appointed to the faculty of the Yale Summer School of Art, a position he held through 1976. He also taught photography at Cooper Union. In 1979, Rosenblum received a Guggenheim fellowship for his project “People of the South bronx” which served as the basis for several exhibitions and lectures. In1998, Rosenblum, together with his wife Naomi, received the Infinity Award for lifetime achievement from the International Center for Photography. A moving portrait by the master photographer’s daughter, Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Nina Rosenblum, Walter Rosenblum: In Search of Pitt Street is a love letter to a talented father from his daughter. As both a still and motion picture photographer, Walter Rosenblum’s images have served as icons for the historic events he has recorded throughout his illustrious career. The photographer who captured the first images of the D-Day landing on Omaha Beach and the liberation of Dachau, Rosenblum stands alongside such prestigious names as Edward Weston and Paul Strand in the history of American photography. His work, which is featured in major museums and collections around the world, encompasses a range of images from important world events to tender human moments photographed from New York’s Pitt Street on the Lower East Side (1938), WWII (1943-45) Spanish Refugees in France (1946), East Harlem (1952), Haiti (1958), Europe (1973), Long Island City (1970’s), and the South Bronx (1980). This is the story of the life and times of a renowned photographer and member of the Photo League, whose photographs are a recognized part of our national heritage.
8.4
The city shakes, walls tumble, frightened residents cower as the dust flies. The earthquakes that rocked Christchurch, New Zealand in 2010 and 2011 ripped the city apart. Born in the heart of the action, this film travels beyond reactive television footage to document the destruction of a beautiful city and capture the inspirational will of the residents to recover and rebuild.
8.4
We live for the pursuit of the unknown. The anticipation of what the future holds. The untapped potential of what lies ahead. The finish line is only a starting point for a new adventure. What happens in between is where the real action is. Our mission is to document the future of mountain biking as it unfolds in real time. We capture the true lifestyle that intersects our lives as professional mountain bikers, builders and filmmakers, concocting a unique chemistry of filmic goodness. Many past films, riders, and locations have inspired us. Some of those locations are now our backyards, and some of those riders are now our friends. From the Inside Out is our adventure to the places we've always wanted to ride, and our expression of the lines and styles that have influenced us. This is freeride mountain biking. This film is from us – the riders.
8.4
Scrap is a feature documentary which follows the history of two eccentric builders and their amazing structures which were both built by a single man: "The Forevertron" built by Tom Every and "Bishop Castle" built by Jim Bishop. The film focuses on the eccentric architects of these structures, as they are as fascinating and awe inducing as their creations.
8.4
Bob Dylan gennemlever en turbulent periode fra 1961 til 1966. Han begynder som folksanger og sætter siden strøm til musikken. Filmen viser, hvor Dylans inspiration kommer fra og hvordan han på unik vis er i stand til at opfange verden omkring sig. Dylan selv har ladet sig interviewe til filmen, der også rummer mange aldrig før viste liveoptagelser.
8.4
Going On 13 shows us the complex reality of pre-teen girls growing up in the cultural mosaic that is urban America. Using intimate interviews, cinema verite, and stop-motion animation, we learn about the girls' blossoming desires, their growing sense of responsibility, their hopes for the future, and the battle between who they want to become and who their parents think they should be.
8.3
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon and painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyan explore the ups and downs of aging in a social media-driven world as he tries to paint her portrait in Arthur Balder's multi-awarded, rule-breaking, non-linear, Lynchian art house masterpiece.
8.4
Follow the lives of eight California surfers in the newly released film, "One California Day." Produced by Builde Worldwide, and Co-Directed by Mark Jeremias (maker of DRIVE) and Jason Baffa (maker of Singlefin:Yellow), this super 16mm film stars Joel Tudor, Chris Malloy, Alex Knost, Tyler Warren, Jimmy Gamboa, Joe Curren, Dane Perlee, and Tyler Hatzikian, with special appearances by Skip Frye, Dan and Keith Malloy, Tom Curren, Gerg Noll, and Lance Carson
8.4
Close friends of John Denver and his first wife Annie remember the singer/ songwriter John Denver and his music. The interviewees tell personal stories about John Denver over a background of excerpts form his TV specials, films, concerts and home movies. The film also highlights John Denver's unwavering commitment to the environment, world peace and humanitarian causes
8.4
Consisting of two parts: ‘Revelations’, Bill Hicks’ last live performance in the United Kingdom made at the Dominion Theatre; and a documentary about Hicks’ life ‘Just a Ride’ featuring interviews with friends, admirers, and family.
8.2
Ennio Morricone er mesteren bag nogle af verdens mest velkendte og elskede filmsoundtracks. En dokumentar om hans musikalske karriere, og en rejse gennem nogle af filmhistoriens milepæle.
8.2
'Inside Job' er den første film der giver et gennemgribende analyse af den globale finanskrise der ramte i 2008, og som menes at have kostet samfundet over $20 trilliarder. Finanskrisen forårsagede at millioner mistede deres arbejde og hjem. Det er den værste depression siden 1920'erne, og resulterede næsten i et globalt kollaps. Igennem grundig research og interviews med ledende finansielle specialister og højtstående politikere, journalister og andre med insider-viden gennemgår filmen råddenskaben i de højeste kredse, med korrupte politikere og CEOs. 'Inside Job' er et skræmmende portræt af vores finansielle situation og af de magthavere der styrer det til egen fordel, lavet af den Oscar-vindende dokumentarist Charles Ferguson (No End In Sight). Filmen modtog en Oscar for Bedste dokumentar.
8.2
23-årige Jyoti Singh er på vej hjem en tidlig aften efter et biografbesøg med en ven. De overfaldes af seks mænd bevæbnet med jernstænger. Jyoti massevoldtages og maltrakteres for til sidst at blive smidt nøgen på gaden. 13 dage senere dør hun af sine kvæstelser. For første gang i en dokumentarfilm fortæller Jyotis forældre og en af voldtægtsmændene om, hvad der skete, og hvorfor disse brutale voldtægter finder sted i Indien.
8.2
"Bliver vi dummere med alderen?" I sit enormt populære Broadway-show American Utopia reflekterer Talking Heads-ikonet David Byrne over de menneskelige forhold, livet og hvordan vi kæmper med disse. Til at forevige dette kritikerroste koncertshow på levende billeder står ingen ringere end instruktørlegenden Spike Lee, der forvandler produktionen til en opslugende, dynamisk film, som udstråler forbløffende fremførelser, opfindsom dans og politiske budskaber i sange som Burning Down the House, This Must Be the Place og mange andre.
8
Hidtil usete hjemmevideoer og personlige arkiver fortæller den tragiske og opløftende historie om skuespilleren og aktivisten Christopher Reeve, der er bedst kendt for at spille Superman i filmene fra '70'erne og '80'erne. Reeve blev lammet fra halsen ned efter en rideulykke, der nær havde kostet ham livet, og dedikerede derefter sit liv til kampen for handicaprettigheder med ægte heltemod.
8.3
Miss Fashion Global, a premier global modeling competition, attracts hundreds of talented women vying for the title. Witness the fierce determination of contestants as they embark on their journey towards the coveted crown, promoting women's empowerment.
