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By far one of the best documentaries you will ever see, from award winning directors, Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin. Once again, on the National Geographic Channel April 30th at 9/8c! April 29th...
‘Genius,’ has been picked up for a second season even before the first episode of its first season has even aired. Beginning on Tuesday, April 25, 2017, at 9/8c, and every week thereafter for 10...
Over 6,000 Tribeca Film Festival fans attended the 16th Anniversary of the Opening Night of the "Triangle Below Canada," Film Festival. Governor Cuomo joked that the Festival will soon be called the...
Elephants are disappearing at the staggering rate of 1 every 15 minutes. Their deaths are fueled by the illegal ivory trade, a dangerous network of violence and corruption that a brave and...
'Almost Sunrise,' is an open and honest documentary that discusses the emotional demons and moral injuries that some veterans face upon returning home from tours of war. What is a 'Moral Injury'?...
'Bilal,' is set to be the opening film at this years Cannes Film Festival 'Animation Day' on May 18, 2016. 'Bilal,' Directed by Khurram H. Alavi, and Co-Directed by Ayman Jamal, is inspired...
Hunt for the Wilderpeople” is a lovable and funny adventure comedy. Ricky Baker goes from being an unwanted child passed around from foster home to foster home, to an outlaw on the run hiding in...
Renowned choreographer and dancer, Benjamin Millepied, takes you behind the scenes during his time in the position as Director of Dance at the Opera National...
This is a fascinating film from a psychosocial standpoint. Take a group of comedic improv actors known as “The Commune.” They have all worked together for over a decade. Not only are they...
No words can ever describe the tragedy that took place in Newtown, Connecticut, on December 14, 2012, however, filmmaker, Lloyd Kramer, took Shakespeare’s words and used them to aide the grieving...
