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Francofonia
Drama, History
Academy Award-winning director Alexander Sokurov (of *Russian Ark*) presents a sweeping, multi-century exploration of a famous museum. The film examines the complex connection between art, culture, and power, offering a profound meditation on their enduring relationship.
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Magnus
Documentary
From a young age, Magnus Carlsen dreamed of being a champion chess player. Unlike many athletes who thrive in strict training environments, Magnus’s talent flourished with the love and support of his family. Director Benjamin Ree uses extensive archival footage…
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Miss Sharon Jones!
Two-time Academy Award winner Barbara Kopple offers a powerful and inspiring look at contemporary soul singer Sharon Jones. Just as Sharon prepares a new album, she faces a life-changing challenge: a serious cancer diagnosis. This film follows her remarkable year…
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Equal Means Equal
This film offers a direct examination of the challenges women face in the United States today. It explores issues including workplace harassment, domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault, revealing the persistence of discriminatory attitudes within society. The film advocates for…
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The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years
Documentary, Music
In 1963, The Beatles exploded onto the European music scene and, by 1964, took America by storm. Their revolutionary world tours transformed youth culture and arguably created modern mass entertainment. Throughout this period, they consistently released hugely popular singles and…
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Making a Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA
"Making a Killing: Guns, Greed, and The NRA" explores the impact of the gun industry's vast profits on the lives of ordinary Americans. The film shares personal stories from survivors and families who have experienced gun violence. It reveals how…
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Almost Holy
Following the fall of the Soviet Union, Ukraine struggled with widespread social and political upheaval, marked by growing government corruption and failing infrastructure. Many young people became homeless, turning to dangerous combinations of medication and alcohol. In the early 2000s,…
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National Parks Adventure
Documentary
Narrated by Robert Redford, *National Parks Adventure* offers a breathtaking journey into America's most stunning national parks and wild landscapes. Using immersive IMAX 3D, the film takes viewers on incredible flights over canyons, mountains, and unique environments in places like…
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Generation Startup
Generation Startup follows six recent college graduates as they navigate the challenges and successes of launching startups in Detroit. Filmed over 17 months, the documentary offers a realistic, firsthand view of the startup process. Directed by Cynthia Wade and Cheryl…
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The Last Man on the Moon
Documentary, History
The 1960s were a pivotal era for America, marked by ambitious pursuits like NASA's space program and the historic moon landing. But astronauts like Eugene Cernan were essential to that journey. A skilled test pilot who embraced risk, he was…
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Olympic Pride, American Prejudice
In 1936, 18 African American athletes, known as the "black auxiliary" by Hitler, challenged Nazi beliefs in Aryan supremacy and Jim Crow racism while winning admiration and medals at the Berlin Olympics. While Jesse Owens is widely remembered, *Olympic Pride,…
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Look at Us Now, Mother!
"LOOK AT US NOW, MOTHER!" Chronicles the evolution of a volatile mother-daughter relationship, shifting from animosity to affection, as experienced by the filmmaker. The film offers a candid exploration of the intricate connection between mothers and daughters, revealing patterns of…
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Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang
Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang, renowned for his large-scale firework installations, finally realizes his most ambitious vision with Sky Ladder. After two decades of unsuccessful planning, he orchestrates a spectacular and explosive event in his hometown, bringing his visionary project to…
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The Anthropologist
Margaret Mead remains the most famous anthropologist. How can her work offer guidance to a world grappling with today's rapid environmental shifts? THE ANTHROPOLOGIST, a sequel to the Sundance award-winning and Emmy-nominated THE LINGUISTS, explores this question.
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Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You
Norman Lear was a hugely influential television creator, writer, and producer who changed primetime television. His famous shows of the 1970s – including *All in the Family*, *Maude*, *Good Times*, and *The Jeffersons* – used comedy and memorable characters to…
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All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. Stone
Fred Peabody, a filmmaker and former TV news reporter from Vancouver, examines the life and lasting impact of I.F. Stone, a pioneering American journalist known for his decades-long fight against government secrets. Stone's work continues to inspire modern filmmakers and…
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Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures
Documentary
Robert Mapplethorpe was a highly controversial photographer known for his images of male sexuality, nudity, and fetish. His work, which often pushed boundaries, was frequently criticized as pornography despite being considered art by many. However, his equally significant portraits of…
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Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four
In 1994, four women were accused, tried, and convicted of sexually assaulting two young girls—a case a newscaster once called "the modern version of the witchcraft trials." Twenty years later, the women maintain they are innocent, claiming the accusations were…
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Gimme Danger
Documentary, Music
The Stooges uniquely blended raw, powerful music with psychedelic sounds, bluesy rhythms, and sharp, angry lyrics. Their charismatic frontman was a distinctive figure, embodying a mix of theatricality and rebellious energy. They were unlike any other band before them, yet…
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Apparition Hill
Seven strangers travel to Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina, a town known for claims of miracles. In 1981, six children there said they saw visions of the Virgin Mary. Millions have visited seeking peace, reporting profound feelings of serenity. These seven people investigate…
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Blood on the Mountain
This documentary explores the environmental and economic injustices in West Virginia and how they impact American workers nationwide. It follows the story of a resilient community that has historically lacked economic opportunities and fair compensation for their land's natural wealth.…
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Starving the Beast: The Battle to Disrupt and Reform America’s Public Universities
This documentary explores the current power struggle reshaping public universities nationwide, as political and economic pressures aim to fundamentally change them. It details a shift in thinking that views public higher education as a personal investment for students, rather than…
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Marathon: The Patriots Day Bombing
This film chronicles the impactful events of the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombing through the eyes of those whose lives were changed. From the day of the attack to the death-penalty sentencing of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the movie incorporates surveillance footage,…
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The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
Rolling Stone investigative reporter Greg Palast previously revealed evidence suggesting Jeb Bush's 2000 election victory was secured by removing Black voters from Florida's voter registration lists. Now, Palast investigates the Republican operation known as Crosscheck, intended to fraudulently suppress a…
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Zero Days
Documentary
Alex Gibney's film examines Stuxnet, a computer virus created in 2010 by international cybersecurity experts. It's believed the virus was developed by the U.S. And Israel to disrupt Iran's nuclear facilities. But the sophisticated malware unexpectedly spread beyond its intended…
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Rooted in Peace
Rooted in Peace prompts viewers to consider their values as Americans and as people. We are currently experiencing internal conflict, environmental struggles, and global unrest. Director and award-winning filmmaker Greg Reitman guides us through a film journey to become aware…
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National Bird
Sonia Kennebeck examines the contentious practice of drone warfare, seeking accountability through the stories of three American veterans. These individuals grapple with the lasting impact of their involvement in drone strikes, sharing their memories, traumas, and reactions to the conflict.
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Audrie & Daisy
Documentary
This documentary examines three rape cases, focusing on the experiences of two American high school students, Audrie Pott and Daisy Coleman, who were 15 and 14 years old, respectively, when the assaults occurred. Following the attacks, both victims and their…
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Presenting Princess Shaw
"Through You, Princess" explores the story of Samantha, Kutiman, and the global community of musicians who unknowingly contributed to Kutiman's innovative new music. These artists, diverse in background, culture, and nationality, find themselves united by a shared musical vision, unaware…
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A Beautiful Planet
Documentary, Adventure, Family
This film offers a stunning view of Earth from space, providing a new understanding of our planet and galaxy. Created with NASA, it features breathtaking footage captured by astronauts on the International Space Station, showing our planet and the impact…
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Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience
Documentary
This film explores the entire history of the universe, from its beginning to its ultimate end. It examines everything that led to the world we know today: science and spirituality, creation and destruction, the vastness of the cosmos and the…
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Landfill Harmonic
"Landfill Harmonic" tells the story of the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, a Paraguayan band that plays instruments crafted from discarded waste. Their unique music gains international attention, launching them into a world of large venues and sold-out performances. Guided by…
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A Billion Lives
In 20 years, nearly 1.6 billion people will be smokers globally, with roughly 70% desiring to quit. The World Health Organization projects a billion premature deaths from smoking this century, yet available treatments are often ineffective, leaving many struggling. A…
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The Bad Kids
In the Mojave Desert, a unique high school focuses on empathy, life skills, and consistent adult support to help struggling students succeed. Principal Vonda Viland personally checks in with students each morning to ensure they attend, and often provides transportation.…
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Jim: The James Foley Story
Documentary
In August 2014, a video showing the public execution of American photojournalist James Foley shocked the world. Foley, wearing an orange jumpsuit, knelt before an ISIS militant in black, presenting a stark new image of terror. This event deeply affected…
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When Two Worlds Collide
This gripping and intense story plunges viewers into the conflict between two influential Peruvian leaders determined to achieve their aims. President Alan Garcia, seeking international recognition, aggressively begins exploiting natural resources in the Amazon rainforest, land sacred to indigenous communities.…
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Becoming Mike Nichols
This intimate portrait captures director, producer, and improvisational comedy legend Mike Nichols in his final, historic interviews, filmed just months before his passing. Director Douglas McGrath documents Nichols's early life as he shares his memories with his friend, director Jack…
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Trapped
In the United States, conservative state legislatures have enacted TRAP (Targeted Regulations of Abortion Providers) laws, leading abortion clinics to challenge them in court. This film follows the experiences of clinic workers and lawyers who are fighting to ensure abortion…
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Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise
This film honors Dr. Maya Angelou by combining her powerful words with rare archival photos and videos, revealing personal glimpses of her vibrant life during pivotal moments in American civil rights history. The film follows her journey from the Depression-era…
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