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Three female filmmakers from different backgrounds explore the magic of Dolly Parton, her relationship with her home state of Tennessee, and what her legacy reveals about southern female identity.
A Documentary about Pandas
In Fokwele, Liberia, a town in transition to modern ways, conflicts arise because of differing life styles. Many old customs of the Kpelle tribe are still alive, but are complicated by new economic practices and social s
It has a complicated and unfathomable history - will the authorities ever find an owner for the Bahia Emerald – or will it prove just too powerful to shift? Find out in The 400 Million Dollar Rock, and explore the gemst
Feature length special docu-music programme recreating the magic and mystery of the music of Dolores Keane and the Keane family.
The film tells about the path of Firuza Sharipova, a boxer from Kazakhstan, to the first championship belt, through professional and personal obstacles.
When Carly, a naive, homeschooled fourteen-year-old, is forced to face the treacherous waters of public high school, she turns to her beloved dolls, Lily and Mermia, for comfort and advice. Sprung from Carly's own vivid
A young teenager is going through a hard phase because of his self-image and the external pressure of how he should be.
Respect Our Black Dollars is an organization created to help black owned businesses succeed. The founder Stanley Wesley soon finds himself under attack from racial intimidation within the state of Mississippi.
In reality or in madness, a dollmaker creates two marionettes in an amateur semi-surrealist animation short.
Dollars and Dreams is a documentary film focused on the pursuits and challenges of numerous West African immigrants as they confront the idea of the American Dream and the reality of the New York experience.
"An olive-shaped peephole, softly pulsing at the edges, focuses the spectator’s gaze out from a black screen. We see an abstract, opalescent vertical shape emerging to the sound of singing birds and chirping crickets. Ov
Musical based on SIKSA's album is a performative dream of making a movie come true, where both the dream and the movie are like chewing gum that has been tasteless for too long. A nostalgic invitation to a dancing story
Playtime is never over in this twisted take on the nuclear family. A suburban family of dolls, including pill-popping parents not averse to a little child abuse, are slowly converting the Chihuahua into one of their own.