A CIA program studying the effects of drugs on unwitting civilians in order to create and interrogate spies during the Cold War goes horribly wrong. Experts report on the MK Ultra experiments and the effects they have had on our culture.
In North Lake, Canada, Local fishermen swear the spectacular Atlantic bluefin tuna are so plentiful they eat out of people’s hands. Meanwhile, scientific evidence shows the species is on the brink of collapse. Can both claims be true?
A journey of discovery into how an American and a Canadian artists with a father and son generation gap team up to revive the ancient Japanese woodcut printing by juxtaposing traditional art with pop culture icons: Super Mario and Pokémon.
Marty had a heart condition that made her pass out every day. Adele was a cardiac alert service dog who could literally sense the beating of Marty’s heart and save her from fainting. They were the perfect team. They were soulmates. But nothing can last forever, and as the time comes for Adele’s…
The Statue of Liberty in New York is wrapped in scaffoldings, but inside the big woman’s head this huge renovation project is only a front for murdering her and the freedom she symbolizes. In her monologue she tells her son, who is also posing as a statue, why the dark forces want to get rid of…
In a Champions League match against Lazio in Rome the South African footballer Sibusiso Zuma fights both the Italian world stars and the racist crowd bombarding the African with contempt each time he touches the ball. In the European cauldron at the Stadio Olympico his mind travels back to childhood…
As an expose' on the Satanic Movement, as well as look into the life of Gaahl, a Norwegian black metal artist that has been dubbed “the most evil man alive", Director Chad Calek's controversial THE DEVIL IN THE METAL documentary examines the modern day belief held by many that music,…
Germany faces the biggest structural reform since the beginning of the industrial age. POWER TO CHANGE – The EnergyRebellion is the cinematic experience and exploration of this millennium challenge. This is the story of a quest – a search in which questions are raised and answers are found. …
The birth and evolution of freestyle skiing, as told by its legendary pioneers. In the snowy mountains of 1960s America, hippie culture was hitting the slopes. Thrill-seeking skiers quit toeing the line and began carving out new, radical ways of making it down the mountain in style. They established…
Running Time: 74 min., Language: English, copyright 1990 Produced & Directed by: Laurie Block, Script: Laurie Block with John Crowley PROGRAM SUMMARY: FIT is a hauntingly beautiful visual essay that explores the extensive cultural roots of America’s fitness fanaticism. From the physical…
​Grey Matters: Teaching The Way The Brain Learns follows three public school teachers using a teaching model to shape and guide their teaching practice. The model is based on research from neuroscience and cognitive psychology, and meets the needs of educators and students. The film offers a unique…
This is a story about one of today's most important artists and leading authorities on African American art. The film explores the influence of Driskell's mentor, Romare Bearden, and the creative collaboration between the artist and his master printmaker, Curlee Holton. Driskell's powerful…
