Shot over five years, ‘Nothing is Forgiven’ tells the story of how Zineb El Rhazoui, a Moroccon activist and journalist, became a survivor of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris. When the Arab Spring turns into the Islamist Autumn, Zineb decides to leave Morocco. Unable to find work and…
The Meaning of Vanlife is an adventurous, revealing look into the Vanlife community through the eyes of nomads who have chosen to live a life of freedom on the road. A movement that exemplifies a deeper societal trend towards minimalism and authentic community building. Featuring: @vanlifediaries @idletheorybus @wheresmyofficenow @irietoaurora @rockmeetssoil…
The climbing is tough, painful and bloody. Two climbers from England, Pete Whittaker and Tom Randall, set out to explore this world and climb the world's hardest off-width. They complete a brutal two-year training regime, mostly spent hanging upside down in a suburban Sheffield basement, before…
France 2018 - 92 min HD - Couleur - 16/9 - Version Originale Anglaise sous titrée français un film de Jo Béranger, Hugues Poulain, Edith Patrouilleau À la Nouvelle Orléans depuis plus de 150 ans, une culture issue des natifs Amérindiens et des esclaves…
Is a crocodile more closely related to a hummingbird or to a lizard? Does the term ‘missing link’ really mean anything? The Tree of Life tells the story of the classification of species in Europe and describes the scientific methods that allow us to determine who is related to whom . . .
Human civilizations throughout history have always lived in fear and admiration of the wild bear. Now, scientists are on the verge of discovering the biological and physiological secrets of these elusive creatures to help solve human health problems associated with kidneys, neurological disorders, osteoporosis…
Henry D. Remple was born in 1908 in Ukraine to a German-speaking Mennonite family. During the Russian Revolution, his family fled their village, with hopes of reaching the United States. Their flight brought many hardships and by the time Henry arrived at Ellis Island, most of his family had perished.…
A cinematic experimental poetic portrait of the city of New York, during the Summer of 1958, as observed by three individuals: Pieter Van Deusen, Nelson Van Judah and Arthur O. King. 1958 9 Minutes B&W
Light in the Water chronicles the birth and life of West Hollywood Aquatics, the first openly gay masters swim team. From the team's founding to train for the inaugural Gay Olympic Games in 1982, through AIDS epidemic, to the wedding of two members after marriage equality passed, the team is another…
The Power of Play explores why we play, why it matters, and the surprising consequences of not fooling around. Recent research shows us play is no laughing matter. In fact, evolutionary biologists believe it’s one of the keys to surviving. And they’re learning it’s not just people…
This film explores Canada’s relationship to its freshwater, arguably its most precious natural resource. Featuring best-selling author, activist and public figure Maude Barlow, and her crusade to have water declared a human right, protected from privatization. The film shadows Barlow over the course…
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