Negroes on Forced Labor
Black people are cleaning and washing the floor.
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Black people are cleaning and washing the floor.
The film revolves around a group of young people, living in a popular area and suffer from poverty and unemployment, and after a series of events they decide to travel abroad to escape from their miserable lives and even
From 1944 to 1945, Japan sent over 9,000 bomb-equipped balloons over the Pacific to attack America. Historian Martin Morgan goes on a first-of-its-kind hunt for the bombs still lying undetected under the North American s
The film gradually shifts its focus from the US Mint and coin distribution networks to more individual moments of exchange, pennies passing hand to hand at a time when every touch has its risks.
A bank employee with a small, beautiful wife – falls into an extra marital affair with his long-time crush – who was working as house help in his native place – and finds himself framed as culprit of a murder which he ha
Decades before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Shirley Bear was defying repressive colonial narratives with inspiring imagery of Indigenous womanhood. Catherine Martin profiles the Wolastoqiyik/Malecite artist k
The events of the film take place in a remote part of Georgia in the early 19th century. It tells the story of the Georgian peasantry's struggle against local feudal lords and their henchmen.
The village of Oshikamura in Nagano Prefecture with a beautiful view of the Minami Alps. On top of that deep mountain, Simon Piggott, 70, who moved from England 30 years ago, and his family live. As such, Oshikamura is a
Relaxation through music and visual images.
In post-socialist Poland, a man stripped of his livelihood finds himself wandering through a world that no longer has a place for him. Driven by desperation, he begins stealing from shops, each petty theft drawing him de