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A groundbreaking documentary journey that transforms the conversation around mental health globally. "When Life Gives You Lemons...Everyone's Everest" follows Sally Orange MBE, a retired Army Major and mental health camp
In 1907, magician and illusionist Viktor Ponrepo opened Prague's very first permanent cinema, where he became famous for personally welcoming and thanking every single audience member with a bow. By 1910, the high attend
Esther and Jerry Hicks relate their incredible story and introduce Abraham. Abraham then explains the basics of their teachings, and answers a myriad of questions about every facet of living. Also included is a bonus seg
The second segment of the two-part Duo Concertantes (1961–64).
A young student gifts her lifetime to a man terminally ill with cancer to accompany him in his dying process. Although all the signs point to farewell, for him it is like having birthday every day. How can you be ready f
A master martial artist infiltrates Seiri High to dismantle a gang—but when he spots a hardworking teen targeted by the school bully, he recruits the kid in a deadly game that changes everything.
Jin Ok receives a university affiliation letter after her service in the army. But she goes to the construction site of Hungbong Youth Power Station on Kumjin River instead. Why does she volunteer to work in a sector inv
What does it mean to adopted and brought up far away from your country of birth? In “Given Away,” this week’s moving new Op-Doc by directors Glenn and Julie Morey, Korean adoptees who grew up in Western countries reflect
An excerpt from the Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, which Charles delivered at Harvard University in 1970-71. Includes an evocative discussion of what Charles called “The New Covetables” (knowledge not things), illustrate
They quietly and selflessly work for the wellbeing of humanity, investing their efforts and talents in the realm of science and technology. What binds them is an invisible net of bright minds, which emerged from the acad
“We are so proud and excited that BBC Storyworks produced a short film for us as a part of their series on businesses doing good. It’s an honour to be included and celebrated in this way. And really, it’s a celebration o
Set during the Great Depression, The Giver of Stars is about five women who become the Horseback Librarians of Kentucky. These Horseback Librarians operate as part of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s mission to bring readi
Charles Curtis Blackwell: the Oakland poet, painter, playwright and teacher -- takes us on an intimate journey into his past and present. From his challenging upbringing in both California and Mississippi, to his current
The soul unfolds itself, like a lotus of countless petals. An ecstatic, pineal voyage into an ocean of bliss made from cutouts of old magazines, stencils, yearbooks, lace patterns, etc.
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Doug - a couch-based, self taught 'electrical engineer' - passes on some of his painfully won knowledge regarding the mystery of electricity. This is the filmmaker's Royal College of Art first-year film.
Praised by The New York Times as a "stunning paean to Monet," Ohio at Giverny is the title of Lucier's highly acclaimed two-channel, seven-monitor installation. Writes Lucier, "This work is an investigation of light in l