Uruguay's President Jose Mujica surprised the world in 2012 by announcing that Uruguay would become the first country in the world to legalize all aspects of marijuana production, distribution and consumption. This feature documentary examines the impact that Bill No. 945 had on society while…
Director Arturo Pérez Torres returns to his hometown to show that superheroes do exist. In Mexico City, five real-life "social wrestlers" have capitalized on the popularity of Mexico's larger than life Lucha Libre wrestlers to fight for social justice rather than trophies. Wearing…
Betty, 81 loves the game of Bridge and will teach it anywhere, even in a prison. Game Changer is a co-production of Cool White Bunnie Productions and u n me films and was directed by Lisa Eismen. The film was made especially for the people who love and play the game of Bridge. Watch the trailer…
Im Frühjahr des Jahres 29 sucht der etwa 35jährige Baumeistersohn Jeschua Ben Josef aus dem kleinen, unbedeutenden nordisraelischen Dorf Nazareth den weit herum berühmten Buss-prediger und Untergangspropheten Jochanan Ben Zecharya auf und lässt sich von diesem taufen. Die Geschichte…
Ever wondered what it’s like to duel with a sword or a rapier? This 6-part documentary introduces you to the intensely competitive world of the sport fencer and the elegant traditional moves of the classical duelist. “Fencing” takes you inside bouts at fencing academies in the USA…
Columbus: Oil Rigs & American Dreams is the quirky tale of a sleepy little town named Columbus. Crouched by itself in a sea of grass high up on the North Dakota prairie, Columbus doesn't even make it on many maps anymore. Populated by 100+ aging but feisty citizens, this is a close knit community…
Celestine V was the only Pope who left his appointment before his death ( and for this reason Dante placed him in Hell in the Divine Comedy). During the four months of his pontificate he never once went to Rome. He’d been elected during one of the longest conclaves in history despite the fact that…
“It’s the sort of movie that has people arguing intensely with each other as they head to the exits.” —eFILMCRITIC.COM WHOLE takes you into the world of people obessed with becoming an amputee. Some are "wannabes" while others succeed in ridding themselves of a…
Documentary film, 85 min “This film tells about the band Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät… so it’s about one retard who sings punk and three retards who play punk. You should watch it and think about whether you should hate disabled people or love and respect them.”–…
Inge Viett und María Barhoum: two uncompromising women who set out with many others at the end of the sixties, determined to struggle for revolutionary change in the world. Inge Viett was from the "first" world, Maria Barhoum was from the "third" world. The film looks…
Married at the Mall is a delightful new documentary that features an assortment of lovebirds who tie the knot at the Chapel of Love in the Mall of America. It's a story that answers the question: "Who would get married at a mall?" Minnesota filmmaker Melody Gilbert spent a year videotaping…
"Melodico" is a short documentary chronicling the story of Tony Maiorino, a modern day Italian immigrant living in the Bronx’s Little Italy. Tony’s a normal guy on the surface. He runs a barbershop, he raises his family, and he has his vices. But Tony hides a passion: between customers,…
