Silent Night: The Story of the Christmas Carol

13-minute documentary taking a look at the song "Silent Night" from the time it was written to the music and finally to it being performed across the world.

Monty Banks - Silent Comedian (1918-1927)

The films in this set are a snapshot of the various phases of Monty Banks' silent film career and provide a great overview of his developing comedy style, as well as showing his incredible agility as a top-notch stunt

Silent Mobius Gaiden: The End of the Edo Period

Set in the final years of Japan's shogunate, all characters from the main series, Silent Mobius, appear with the same name. According to the setting, they are said to be the previous lives of the characters in the main s

Max Padilla's Silent Pursuit

A girl is walking home down the street at night when she senses someone following her, but when she tries to escape, the line between reality and nightmare blurs.

Silent Cry: The Darker Side of Trafficking

This documentary goes where no other film about child sex trafficking has gone before to provide accurate, in-depth, and gut-wrenching information, testimonies, and statistics on the darkest elements of this issue.

Voiceless laughs, colorless life, and silent rain

A man's fate is to accept loneliness and to accept loneliness is to accept death. A short of collected clips a man took whenever he felt alone.

Show Me the Light — VR Silent Disco

The project invites everyone on a shared journey through a brutalist world of music, light, and movement. Think silent disco, but in an immersive universe of pulsing sounds and energies.

A Silent Call: Can Anyone Hear Me?

...It's not too late.

Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent

Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent is a film about the power of a voice for justice. In 1930's Berlin, Prinz was a young rabbi as the Hitler regime was rising to power. Civil rights of Jews were systematically being st

Silent Sacrifice: Stories of Japanese American Incarceration

This is the riveting, emotional story of Japanese Americans who were forced into encampments in the U.S. during World War II. Utilizing in-depth interviews with former internees, a rich collection of rare photos and film

I'd Rather Be Dead Than Silent

In an era when voices are silenced worldwide, one Muslim scholar in America risks everything to defend free thought, pluralism, and the right to speak out.

There is Nothing to Be Silent About

It's not easy to find the one - especially when you are shy. And if we fall in love at first sight, is it worth to trust Cosmopolitan and seek advice from a seer?

The Silent Feminists: America's First Women Directors

A documentary exploring the origins of the pioneers of women directors during the silent era.

Rape within the family: The Philippines’ Silent Incest Problem

Incest rape happens far more often in the country than official data shows, but it remains to be an unspeakable secret within families – leaving girls to suffer repeated abuse for years inside their own homes.

Return Home Part I: Silent Man

We Become Silent - The Last Days of Health Freedom

International award-winning filmmaker Kevin P. Miller of Well TV announced the release of a new documentary about the threat to medical freedom of choice. We Become Silent: The Last Days of Health Freedom details the ong

Why Stones Do Not Keep Silent

A film narrative about the activities of auxiliary police (security) battalions operating in Lithuania and Minsk during World War II. Former members of the police battalion give testimony. German war chronicles, archival

Boris Barnet's Silent Movie

This film tells the story of a remarkable Russian filmmaker, director, screenwriter, and actor. His films "The Outskirts" and "The Spy's Feat" have become part of the world's cinematic heritage.

The Emergence of Ukrainian Silent Cinema

A brief overview of the development of Ukrainian cinema, using footage from the USSR State Film Archive and the Central State Archive of Film and Photo Documents of the Ukrainian SSR.

How Such An Annoying Drizzle Can Be Silent

When Otto Dov Kulka was 11 years old and had to start the death march from Auschwitz to Groß-Rosen, he saw a prisoner lying with a broken leg on the orders of the defendant Baretzki who then probably shot him. Unlike thi