James & the Giant Pasty has his very own harem of young men. He’s the ringmaster and snake charmer of Boylesque T.O., Canada’s first all-male burlesque troupe.
FULL SPEED will get any surfer amped to go surfing! Witness the hottest surfing on the planet. Sure to raise any surfer's heartbeat and peak their STOKE levels! A must see for any progressive surfer.
"Just a Bit Outside" tells the story of the '82 Brewers, "the best team to never win the World Series." Through interviews with Hall of Famers and never-before-seen-footage, you'll relive the immortal love affair between a blue-collar town and its team.
After 20 years of unfettered growth, a realisation is dawning about the true cost of social media, and it’s the younger generations paying this hefty price. Thousands of parents are taking up the fight to hold these hugely profitable tech giants accountable through the courts. Reporter Louise Milligan speaks to whistleblowers, one of the lawyers running the case, and a family devastated by the loss of their 18-year-old daughter.
A deep dive into the fiery intersection of free speech and hate speech, spotlighting the contentious actions of SIAN, an Islam-critical group whose incendiary protests incite fierce debates and necessitate extensive police protection. Through exclusive access, the film intimately follows SIAN's leader, Lars Thorsen, and his associate, Fanny Bråten, alongside the endeavors of anti-racist activist Axel and his allies. As tensions escalate and violence looms, the documentary grapples with pivotal inquiries regarding the exploitation of free speech for spreading hatred and the intricate challenges confronting democratic societies in confronting extremism.
Massive protests erupted in Serbia over plans to build the largest lithium mine in Europe, with protestors fighting to preserve nature and agriculture. Intruiged, environmental scientist Peter Tom Jones travels to Serbia’s Jadar Valley, investigating the role of mining corporation Rio Tinto. This controversial doc investigates local and national protests, the metals we need to fight climate change, and disinformation.
Three 14-year-old girls arrive at a campsite in the South of France, their heads full of dreams about love. This summer it will happen – their first romance. But will the reality live up to their fantasies? The girls navigate the complexities of young love and identity in different ways: Malak seeks new connections, Celia longs for her distant boyfriend, and Jae withdraws into the digital world. This intimate, dreamy and relatable coming-of-age film focuses on infatuation, insecurity, and that complex period between childhood and adulthood.
What's driving the global anti-5G movement? As coronavirus continues to upend our lives, conspiracy theorists, tech giants and governments battle over the latest tech innovation. This report delves into the murky waters of 5G conspiracy theories.
After a string of controversial remarks gets him dropped from his music label, pop star Maya O'Malley sets out on a spiritual pilgrimage throughout India in an attempt to resolve his troubled past.
We’ve all had the dream. You’re going about your normal day and suddenly you’re naked. But nudity doesn’t have to be embarrassing; it can also be liberating. Three life models, one man and two women, discuss their work posing in the nude. From the nerves of modelling for the first time, to nudity's power to inspire creativity and liberate the model, this insightful doc looks at what it really means to bare yourself to the world.
7.7
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.
6.6
In 2018, Cape Town narrowly averted completely running out of drinking water. In a country sitting 29th on the list of water-scarce places in the world, this became a ghastly harbinger of things to come. The city council committed to take urgent action to protect the supply of water by enforcing a policy of limited access. Capturing Water follows the unfolding fight, led by working class activist Faeza Meyer, to overturn water cuts-offs, which are punitive to the Cape’s many poor and crowded dwellings. From the mayor self-financing crucial infrastructure to the communities living with sewage spills, and the campaigners fighting land developers that threaten the city’s aquifers, this expertly-crafted documentary exposes the lethal pitfalls of market-led solutions to the water crisis.
All men are made of water. If they leak out, they die. 100 Foot Surfing Days is a surfing film showcasing some of the biggest waves ever ridden. Also included are interviews with the surfers willing to risk it all for the ride of a lifetime. This is a documentary focusing on the big wave legends. The style of the film is short interviews and mellow music with heart stopping big wave footage from Jaws and Mavericks. Music by Sonder Saloon.
See it, don't be it! 1000 Kook Surfing Slamzz and Bangerz shows you the good, the bad, and the ugly of surfing. A funny look at surfing wipeouts with some cameos by the world's best surfers and the kooks that clog the surfing lineup. As a bonus there are some sweet moves along with the destruction and carnage. Must watch with a sense of humor!
From the tightest chutes in the world, shredded by Randy Swenson, Julio Eiguren and friends, to Linden Ladouceur’s amazing drone winter, to the sky-miles and back-flips of Shad Simmons and Cody Hunt, Thunderstruck 17 will take viewers to that crazy place in the backcountry we all yearn for! Over an hour of the deepest powder, the craziest climbs, mind-numbing technical riding and huge aerials round out this installment of TSFilms! With tons of new riders, new riding areas, and new first ascents! A Jim Phelan Film, family and kid friendly!
George Monbiot deconstructs the roots, secretive propagation and deep impact of a doctrine that has played a profound role in transforming our economics, politics, environment, and how we've come to view ourselves.
Experiencers of UFO sightings and extraterrestrial encounters tell their personal stories, with reenactments portraying their experiences. Throughout, trauma therapists and UFOlogists make commentary.
6.5
One day, Marianne discovers that the man she loves and whose child she is expecting is an impostor, a fabulist, and a pathological liar, who is no more a surgeon than his name is Alexandre, as he claims. He has four other relationships with women from all over the world, under different identities, each with an imaginary past and profession. A portrait and an exploration, in search of this man of a thousand lives and a thousand faces.
9.4
A group of storm chasers battle nature's most powerful storms to find answers that will save lives. Filmed over a 7-year period, this award-winning film explores the everyday life of storm chasers in America's Tornado Alley region. We learn about the science of the storms they track, and what they are doing to make communities safer.
Kenny and Kerry marry with secrets. Kerry has never discussed her childhood abuse, and when Kenny's PTSD is triggered by his newborn's crying, it almost blows their young family apart. It seems the marriage is over, but instead Kerry returns to school to study solutions to their traumas. An intimate portrait of a remarkable decade-long recovery, as they emerge with new insights and resilience for their life ahead.
Here, the real star is the show behind the show: In their nearly hour-long documentary "Rammstein – Behind The Scenes of the World Stadium Tour 2019–2024", the focus is not on the musicians themselves, but on the people who make Rammstein’s monumental performances possible in the first place. Directors Anne Winkler and Marek Weinhold provide a detailed look at the planning, processes, and countless tasks that must be completed before the band can even set foot on stage. Organizing concerts of this scale is always a massive undertaking—but Rammstein’s opulent pyro show, extraordinary stage design, and demanding lighting and sound requirements push their crew to face even greater challenges. The documentary offers an impressive and intimate glimpse into how a team of around 250 people rises to meet these demands. From scouting stadiums and drafting stage layouts, to bolting together massive stage components, rigging the lighting, testing the pyrotechnics, setting up merchandise booths, and preparing catering for the entire tour crew—fans are given an authentic sense of just how many steps it takes before the first flame finally ignites the night’s show. And even after the last note of the encore has faded, the work is far from over for the crew: steel beams, power generators, flamethrowers, instruments, mixing consoles, costumes—everything must be dismantled, packed up, and prepared for the next stadium performance within just a few hours. Watching the crew work hand in hand—highly focused but still smiling—makes the magic of this often-hidden world behind major tour productions truly tangible. Where other bands use documentaries to place themselves front and center, Behind The Scenes shines a light on those who make the musicians’ success possible—through personal portraits, brief interviews, and, most powerfully, the camera’s direct, unobstructed view over their shoulders.
8.7
Twelve-year-old Shamira Muhammed recounts the difficult decision she and her mother must make when facing certain death in South Sudan. They choose to trek the 100 miles of brutal terrain in hopes that they will find a new life in a refugee camp in Uganda. Failed murder attempts, weeks in the harsh African bush, and unthinkable abuse on dangerous dirt roads cause them to consider if a violent death in their own home would have been a more humane choice.
