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Five Dollar Priest: The New York Post Punk/Noise Series - Volume 3 - 2016

New York City, the birthplace of Punk Rock and No-Wave. Since the mid-1970s, droves of creative musicians have ventured into the neighborhoods of the Big Apple to release upon the world their voices, their torments, their performances. This ongoing series of DVD releases will highlight the most important New York City artists from the 1980s to the present. Live at The Knitting Factory 2010

Joe Biel & Elly Blue: Slow Roll Chicago - Biking The Community Out Of Depressions - 2016

In the midst of a serious depression, Oboi Reed went for a bike ride that saved his life. Determined to keep riding, he invited friends to join him, and before long found himself leading a movement of diverse bicycle riders in Chicago.

Journey To Space - 2015

Narrated by Patrick Stewart, this stunning documentary takes viewers on an awe-inspiring exploration of past, present, and future space missions. Featuring breathtaking visuals and rare NASA footage, it chronicles the legacy of the Space Shuttle program, the building of the International Space Station, and the bold plans to send astronauts to Mars. Journey to Space is a thrilling celebration of human ingenuity and our relentless drive to reach beyond Earth’s boundaries.

The Legend of Marilyn Monroe - 1965

This intimate documentary traces the life of Marilyn Monroe, from her humble beginnings as Norma Jeane to her rise as Hollywood’s most iconic star. Narrated by John Huston and featuring commentary from friends and colleagues like Robert Mitchum and Shelley Winters, The Legend of Marilyn Monroe offers a heartfelt portrait of fame, vulnerability, and enduring beauty. Packed with rare photos and film clips, it remains a moving tribute to a timeless legend.

Sia: Rise 2 Stardom - 2016

Sia Kate Isobelle Furler has evolved into one of the most popular names in modern music. However her success is no coincidence! Sia is one of the hardest working performers in music. What is it that makes her so compelling' This biography picture goes beyond the music and explores her rise to stardom.

The Bigfoot Diaries - 2015

A new independent film by Jamie Sharps. This comedy/mockumentary follows the exploits of fanatical Bigfoot hunter Dusty Miller and his crew of misfits as they search for the elusive creature.

Nelson Mandela: The Freedom Fighter - 2013

Nelson Mandela is one of the most influential men in the world. Mandela stood firmly as a public leader of the anti apartheid movement. In 1962, he was arrested and convicted of sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government and was sentenced to life in prison. An international campaign ensued and in 1990 he was released. In 1994 he was appointed as the first black president of South Africa.

Spooks, Hoods, and the Hidden Elite - 2009

Spooks, Hoods and the Hidden Elite is the video memoir of CIA contract agent and underworld figure Chauncey Marvin Hold as he operated in the twilight world of bootlegging, bookmarking, gun running, money laundering, espionage and assassinations, using secret identities, and serving many masters. Holt?s amazing story chronicles his participation in Top Secret "black operations" conducted during the Cold War, and reveals his clandestine role in the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Boredom - 2012

Believe it or not this is the first serious documentary on boredom. Director Albert Nerenberg (Laughology, Stupidity) asks why the subject of boredom has been so religiously avoided and shows that boredom isn't what you think it is.

The Conquest of Everest - 1953

Documentary that covers the famous and successful expedition of the Everest conquest by Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary, the first climbers to reach its peak.

The Ultimate Wave Tahiti - 2010

The Ultimate Wave Tahiti follows eleven-time World Champion surfer Kelly Slater and Tahitian surfer Raimana Van Bastolear as they explore the nature of waves and hunt for the ultimate wave-riding experience at the famed Pacific surf site of Teahupoo, Tahiti.

Wiz Khalifa & Amber Rose: Destination Forever After - 2013

One of America's most unlikely couples, rapper Wiz Kahlifa & model Amber Rose began their careers in two different Pennsylvania towns and have taken it to the top. Today they have taken their place among Hip Hop Royalty and have re-written the book on the Hollywood Romance. This documentary traces their careers apart and together.

Black Lips: Kids Like You & Me - 2012

"Kids Like You and Me" documents the Black Lips' tour through one of the most exciting regions in the world, including three groundbreaking stops in Egypt. Get on the bus with the Black Lips and their good friends, Lebanese indie rockers Lazzy Lung. See the people of the Middle East the way they really are. You'll never look at the Middle East the same way.

Ghostcircle Presents: The Ram Inn - With Psychic And Medium Patrick McNamara - 2009

The Ram Inn is one of England's oldest and most haunted Inn's with many strange tales. In this film we take an exclusive view inside this notorious, ancient building and listen to the many stories of hauntings and paranormal occurrences. McNamara uncovers the secret and lost past and contacts the dead in various locations, revealing an often harrowing history. We see the ancient ritual that shows a healthy and modern respect for the dead.

T-Men - 1947

Two U.S. Treasury agents go deep undercover to infiltrate a deadly counterfeiting ring, risking their lives as they descend into the shadows of organized crime. Dennis O’Keefe headlines this tense noir thriller directed by Anthony Mann, with Charles McGraw delivering one of his most menacing roles. T-Men combines gritty realism, moody cinematography, and unrelenting suspense, making it a cornerstone of postwar film noir and a showcase of Mann’s hard-edged storytelling style.

Fist of Fear, Touch of Death - 1980

At a martial arts tournament in New York, fighters and promoters debate who will inherit Bruce Lee’s legacy. Mixing archival footage, new fight scenes, and wild “documentary” storytelling, Fist of Fear, Touch of Death stars Fred Williamson, Ron Van Clief, and Adolph Caesar in a bizarre cult curiosity from the kung fu craze era.

Wild Asia - S1 E02 - Island Magic - 2016

Asia is a continent of islands: at its southern limit alone there are some 30,000 islands dashed across the watery surface of the world. On these islands, freed from the certainties of continental life and powered by the magic of islands, species multiply, divide, and conquer.

The Pitch - 2017

The Pitch takes a look at the world of international street performing buskers to find out why these men and women have chosen to pass the hat to make a living, along with the challenges they face.

Rye Coalition: The Story of the Hard Luck 5 - 2014

Rye Coalition are best friends who met in high school and began playing music together in the early 90s. The obstacles they faced as a band earned them the moniker the Hard Luck 5. Despite the implosion of the music industry at the exact moment they were poised to "make it"- they persevered. Culled from 20+ years of home movies, tour footage, and interviews with Steve Albini, Dave Grohl & more.

Victory at Sea - The Pacific Boils Over - 1952

Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Using Japanese footage, viewers see the planning, execution and, ultimately, the celebration of the country's attack on Pearl Harbor. There is also an explanation provided for the attack and some peaceful moments depicted among the U.S. sailors before the fateful events begin. Though badly damaged, the U.S. Navy survives to fight again.

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