Jazz, Portrait of a Forgotten Soul of Detroit
Her name's Jazz. Her broken voice resonnates every thursday night in Detroit, in the same club, for the same people.
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Her name's Jazz. Her broken voice resonnates every thursday night in Detroit, in the same club, for the same people.
Filmed during his now legendary Edinburgh Fringe breakout run in 2002, this limited re-release is now available to order. This is Arthur as he was then… any resemblance to any other Count Arthur Strong, living or dead,
The Irishman Tomás Ó Cuirín (1877-1938), known as Tom Crean, was one of the greatest heroes in the history of Antarctic exploration: he participated in three of the greatest expeditions, shared adventures with Robert Fal
George VI’s younger brother, Prince George, the Duke of Kent, died in a military plane crash in 1942. This documentary explores his life and the circumstances surrounding his untimely death; and attempts to shed light on
In a peculiar universe that looks much like our own present, the desires, fears and hopes of a group of people fighting to survive a world that appears to be heading towards fascism unfurl. "Ya habremos olvidado" asks La
In the heart of Sarajevo, three members of the Forgotten Children of War Association come forward to share their stories. Born from the horrors of wartime sexual violence during the Bosnian War, they now strive to create
This searing feature documentary by Emmy-nominated, internationally acclaimed filmmaker Ramesh Sharma rips open the veil on one of the most brutal and unacknowledged genocides of the 20th century – the 1971 Bangladesh Li
Documentary of the Korean War.
Mahmoud, a lonely old man, drifts back to a dream that remained unfinished for years, surrounded by old photographs and scattered memories. As the past comes alive before him once again, he is forced to confront a long-b
China's pivotal, bloody and beleaguered WW2 campaign is often forgotten in the west despite the "battle of China" being the longest and its battles among the bloodiest and brutalist of the global crucible. World War II:
A small group of South Americans long to affirm their faith. Their ancestors - European Jews - were forced to convert during the Spanish Inquisition. Isolated in Catholic countries, rejected by local Jewish communities,
Discovery of lost underground cities that may be older than time itself reveal a new and stranger ancient past we are only now beginning to understand.
Autun, a small town in Burgundy with a quiet appearance, which has a well-established past. It was one of the largest and most spectacular capitals of Roman Gaul.
A former Gong Show winner and Elvis impersonator strives to become the host of his own late night talk show.
An isolated orphanage, called the 'House of Angels'. The director of this orphanage religiously brainwashes the children into believing that eating is a shameful thing. Among the children, Shin Sung-Il is the most exempl
During the Second World War thousands of women in Asia were forced to work as prostitutes for Japanese soldiers. Some of them were still teenagers. They were raped, often beaten and abused. The Japanese called them “ianf
The first American space station Skylab is found in pieces scattered in Western Australia. Putting these pieces back together and re-tracing the Skylab program back to its very conception reveals the cornerstone of human
The moving life story of Gertrud Woker takes us back to the beginning of the peace and women's movement.
This short film tells the story of a childhood, of a friendship and of growing up. A young man returns to the village where he grew up and discovers that both he and the place have changed. Yet, he soon finds himself imm
This film explores testimonies from expelled residents of Tantura, a former Palestinian Arab fishing village that was located 28 kilometers south of Haifa on the Mediterranean coast of Palestine. In May 1948, the village