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The brutal crackdown on free speech and protest in Britain has disturbing parallels in history. Holocaust survivor Stephen Kapos explains why it’s vital for all of us in Britain to speak out now against our own governmen
The burning of the peat forests throughout tropical Southeast Asia creates significant haze pollution that poses significant challenges to human health and the economies of the region. A government-sponsored transmigrati
A look into the life of a young gay Egyptian man, who is also one of my childhood closest friends.
When an imaginative young boy's parents seem to be killed in a plane crash, he goes to Africa to search for them.
An evening in the Palace Hotel in St. Moritz between dancing couples, the bustle of the kitchen and at the festive table, accompanied by the sensual musical stylings of a jazz band.
When Patti returns to Astoria, New York, the last person she expects to see is her old college friend, Janis. But after they run into each other one morning, they soon find themselves bonding over dinner about the mistak
Oscar winner Ben Kingsley stars as Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich in this fascinating biopic from director Tony Palmer. Based loosely on Shostakovich's memoirs that were dictated to and edited by his colleague Solo
Queen Victoria at a Buckingham Palace garden party held in June 1897, following the diamond jubilee celebrations.
"Lost" at PALEYFEST on March 16, 2014. Ten years after the 2004 premiere of the eye-opening pilot: We have to go back! ABC's "Lost" evolved into one of TV's great "myth arc" shows and endures first and foremost because o
A capsule from Chantal Partamian’s "Katsakh" project, experiments on and with film originally published on Instagram. “Katsakh” means vinegar in Armenian, in reference to the vinegar syndrome, “the chemical degradation t
Short documentary on the furniture and decoration of Guell Palace.
The story is about the amusing adventures that happen to a little bear.