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Manufactured Landscapes
Documentary
MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES is a new documentary exploring the work of celebrated artist Edward Burtynsky. Known for his expansive photographs of industrial sites – quarries, recycling centers, factories, mines, and dams – Burtynsky transforms materials and waste into strikingly beautiful art.
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Dinosaurs: Giants of Patagonia
But for a series of disasters, including a comet impact, Earth might still be ruled by dinosaurs. Following Argentinian paleontologist Dr. Rodolfo Coria, we explore the locations of his most important discoveries in Patagonia and journey back in time to…
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Thinking XXX
Documentary
Photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders photographed 30 adult film stars, capturing each performer in two poses: clothed and nude. This film documents those shoots, featuring interviews with the performers and commentary from eight writers, including John Waters. The actors and writers discuss…
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The Endless Summer
Documentary
"The Endless Summer" is a landmark documentary by Bruce Brown, released in 1966, that explores surf culture and passion. The film follows two American surfers, Mike Hynson and Robert August, as they travel the world during California's winter, searching for…
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Revenge of the Electric Car
Documentary
Director Chris Paine returns with a sequel to *Who Killed the Electric Car?*, revisiting the topic of electric vehicles. While the previous film highlighted the obstacles faced by EVs – including opposition from government, automakers, and energy companies concerned about…
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Mindless Behavior: All Around the World
The teen R&B/hip-hop group Mindless Behavior has captivated millions with their music and performances during their first major headlining tour across the US. The members – Roc Royal, Ray Ray, Princeton, and Prodigy – who rose from modest beginnings, embark…
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Killing Lincoln
Documentary, Drama
April 14, 1865. A single gunshot. An assassin's desperate attempt to kill the 16th President of the United States as he attended a performance. In that instant, the course of American history shifted irrevocably. This is the most significant crime…
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Chronos
Documentary
Using time-lapse photography, this documentary explores the fascinating stories of different regions around the world by carefully choosing scenes of both nature and human activity. The fast-motion visuals take viewers on a captivating journey through millions of years of geological…
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Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel
This film offers an intimate look at Hugh Hefner, the charismatic founder of the Playboy empire. Using humor and insightful perspectives, it details Hefner's ongoing conflicts with government authorities, religious groups, and feminist activists. Featuring rare footage and interviews with…
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21 Up
Documentary
Director Michael Apted continues his documentary series, revisiting the lives of the original "Seven Up!" Subjects. Seven years have passed since their last appearance. Now teenagers, they grapple with new experiences, and Apted explores how they view their lives changing.…
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What the Bleep! Down the Rabbit Hole
This docudrama explores the connection between quantum mechanics, brain science, human consciousness, and everyday life. It combines interviews with scientists and authors with animated sequences, and follows a deaf photographer whose experiences illustrate these concepts.
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Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media
Documentary
This documentary explores the life and work of a leading American linguist and political activist. He exposes how corporate media uses propaganda to influence public opinion. The film presents his research and analysis, showing how mainstream media manipulates information for…
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42 Up
Documentary
Director Michael Apted continues his long-running documentary series, revisiting the same group of British people he first filmed as children. This film updates their stories after a seven-year interval, with participants sharing intimate accounts of their successes, challenges, and how…
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Louis Theroux: The Most Hated Family in America
Documentary, TV Movie
Louis encounters the Phelps family, the core of the highly divisive Westboro Baptist Church. The Phelps hold strong anti-gay views and frequently protest at military funerals. They believe all global tragedies are divine retribution for homosexuality.
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Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Documentary
Filmmaker Werner Herzog receives rare permission to film within the Chauvet caves of southern France. His camera documents the world's oldest known cave paintings, offering a breathtaking look at early human artistry in their original environment.
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Life Cycles
Documentary
Life Cycles is a visually stunning documentary that follows the life of the mountain bike, from its manufacture to its end. Using Ultra HD, the film explores the culture surrounding mountain biking through breathtaking natural landscapes. We witness riders navigating…
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Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust
Daniel Anker's 90-minute documentary explores the intricate and often conflicting history of Hollywood's dealings with Nazi Germany and the Holocaust over the past six decades. The film examines fundamental questions about the role of cinema in society. While not comprehensive,…
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Winter Soldier
In 1971, former American soldiers who fought in Vietnam share their experiences in a series of testimonies in Detroit. Almost thirty men recount the war, detailing atrocities they participated in or saw, including falsified casualty reports and the destruction of…
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Twilight in Forks: The Saga of the Real Town
"Twilight in Forks" is the ultimate DVD exploring the town that inspired the Twilight books and films. Does Forks really harbor vampires and werewolves? This documentary features the residents who make up the community fans adore, including the Police Chief,…
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The Last Days
Documentary, History
Five Hungarian Jews recount their life stories, looking back at the remarkable events that shaped them before they became American citizens. This moving film follows their paths from a peaceful life before March 1944 to the brutal reality of Nazi…
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End of the Road: How Money Became Worthless
The world faces a major financial crisis: Wall Street is under occupation, Europe is in turmoil, and global fear and anger are rising. Is the crisis ending, or are we heading for economic disaster? This documentary explores the global financial…
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Charlie: The Life and Art of Charles Chaplin
Documentary
A comprehensive and lengthy exploration of the life and work of Charlie Chaplin, the most celebrated comedian in history and a pioneering figure in filmmaking. Produced, written, and directed by acclaimed film critic Richard Schickel.
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Dirty Pictures
Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin was a pioneering chemist who synthesized over 200 psychedelic compounds, including MDMA, better known as Ecstasy. Widely regarded as one of the twentieth century's greatest chemists, his extensive research significantly shaped psychedelic studies. "Dirty Pictures" examines the…
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Confessions of a Superhero
Documentary
CONFESSIONS OF A SUPERHERO follows four people – three men and one woman – who work as costumed superheroes on Hollywood Boulevard. The documentary offers an intimate look at their daily lives, showcasing both the difficulties and successes as they…
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Food, Inc.
Documentary
Documentary filmmaker Robert Kenner explores how large corporations now control every part of the American food system, from farming to restaurants and supermarkets. Narrated by Eric Schlosser, the film includes interviews with ordinary Americans about what they eat, insights from…
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Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country
Documentary
Acclaimed filmmaker Anders Østergaard offers an intimate look at the video journalists risking everything to report from Burma. Facing potential torture and imprisonment, these brave young people embody the core of journalism by relentlessly providing news from a country tightly…
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One Nation Under Dog
Americans deeply cherish dogs, often considering them as close companions – best friends, partners, even family. However, this 73-minute documentary, divided into "Fear," "Loss," and "Betrayal," explores the difficult realities of dog ownership, care, and the plight of millions of…
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Cocaine Cowboys 2
Action, Documentary
In 1991 Oakland, California, Charles Cosby's life takes an unexpected turn when he writes a fan letter to Griselda Blanco, known as the "Cocaine Godmother," who is incarcerated. Six months later, Cosby becomes wealthy, Blanco's lover, and the leader of…
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Ethos
Woody Harrelson hosts Ethos, exploring deep-rooted problems affecting nearly every part of modern life. The show examines issues ranging from environmental concerns and democratic challenges to personal freedoms. It investigates conflicts of interest in politics, unchecked corporate power, media control…
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Carmen Electra's Aerobic Striptease, Vol 1 - Aerobic Striptease
Carmen Electra presents Volume 1 of the Aerobic Striptease series, offering a beginner's guide to striptease techniques. Combining popular fitness and dance moves, Carmen creates a low-impact workout designed to tone hips, thighs, buttocks, and abs. The series uses carefully…
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Hands on a Hardbody: The Documentary
Documentary
Director S.R. Bindler's documentary explores a peculiar Texan competition where contestants compete by holding onto a truck with one hand for as long as they can. The film follows these determined individuals as they test their endurance, battling rivals and…
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Tornado Alley
Tornado Alley follows two ambitious projects focused on witnessing tornado formation. Filmmaker Sean Casey uses a 70mm camera to film a tornado's birth, taking audiences deep inside the storm. Meanwhile, the VORTEX2 research team relentlessly studies tornadoes and the supercell…
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Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus
Singer Jim White embarks on a visually striking road trip through the impoverished white South in his 1970 Chevy Impala. He journeys through landscapes dominated by churches, prisons, truckstops, biker bars, and coalmines. Along the way, he meets contemporary musical…
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Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
Documentary
This film chronicles the challenges faced by Ai Weiwei, the Chinese artist renowned for his provocative art and outspoken political views, between 2008 and 2011. It follows his ascent to international recognition through online platforms, culminating in his widely reported…
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5 Broken Cameras
War, Documentary
Five broken cameras hold powerful stories. These cameras, found among the damaged remains of digital technology, reveal the experiences of Emad Burnat, a Palestinian farmer from the village of Bil’in. Bil’in became known for its peaceful resistance against the Israeli…
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The Atomic States of America
This film, inspired by Kelly McMasters' memoir about her childhood in a town centered around a nuclear reactor, depicts the serious health problems affecting many residents of Shirley, Long Island. At the same time, the nation's growing demand for energy…
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Big Boys Gone Bananas!*
"BIG BOYS GONE BANANAS!" Documents the escalating conflict between Dole Food Company and Swedish filmmaker Fredrik Gertten. The film follows Dole's attempts to block Gertten’s earlier documentary, "BANANAS!", which detailed a lawsuit by Nicaraguan workers against the company. After being…
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Capturing the Friedmans
Documentary, Crime
This Oscar-nominated documentary examines the devastating story of a middle-class American family fractured by accusations of child sexual abuse against the father, Arnold, and son, Jesse. Director Jarecki interviews individuals connected to the case, exploring the question of whether their…
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Chasing Ice
Documentary
National Geographic photographer James Balog sought to capture climate change with his camera, focusing on ice. His subsequent cover story on glaciers became the magazine's most popular in the past five years. This project, however, was just the start of…
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