400 Years Taking the Knee

After the abolition of slavery in the US, the world still had racist and colonial policies. This episode showcases those who fought for a more equitable future.

Knees Up, Mother Brown

70 is definitely the new 20 in this heart-warming 1960s documentary portrait of the Darby and Joan Club for elderly Cockneys.

We Knew What We Had

The documentary features the talents of international jazz legends George Benson, Ahmad Jamal, Stanley Turrentine, Billy Eckstine, Kenny Clarke, Art Blakey, Billy Strayhorn and Mary Lou Williams—all Pittsburghers. Using

What Andy Never Knew

Two trees share what seems to be their final moments together

Short cuts: The Man Who Knew Too Much

KNEGG | JULELYS

Herbert Knebel - Im liegen gehts

On My Knees

What now my love / Now that you left me / How can I live through another day / Watching my dreams turn into ashes / And all my hopes into bits of clay (Pierre Delanoë)

Sleeping on Warm Knees

“The strange joy of living”, as the Italian poet Sandro Penna wrote, or how to make love until the end of our days. A middle-aged Cuban couple live in the countryside surrounded by animals. They do not own many belonging

Led Zeppelin: Knebworth Masters

Knebworth Festival, Stevenage, England – August 4th, 1979. This pro-shot video is a complete recording of Led Zeppelin's first show at the 1979 Knebworth Festival. A second show followed on August 11 with a slightly diff

You I Knew Yesterday

After being stood up by a date, Maya (Bre Jacobs) is visited by her deceased first love Alex (Rhea Jones). Dreamlike disconnect and confusion cascade into an emotional nightmare as the two seek clarity before a final goo

The Dish James Never Knew

A story of friendship between James and Khao Jee. One day, James has an accident, leaving Jee to take over the cooking. The dish that khaw Jee make is a nearly lost Korat traditional cuisine!

A Boy I Never Knew

Structured as a series of vignettes drawn in stark black and white, and to a soundtrack of mournful jazz, the film is a set of confessions anchored in fear, confusion, numbness, and anxiety.

If You Only Knew My Father

When a filmmaker sets out across the country asking strangers to delve into the abuse and hurt caused by their fathers, it forces him to look inward and address the same hurt he never realized he carried.

Pink Floyd - The Later Years Vol 4 - Venice Concert 1989 and Knebworth Concert 1990

Live In Venice · 15 July, 1989. Stereo only: PCM 48/24.

I Knew Superman

The real hero's of this world are the ones we often forget about. "I Knew Superman" is a message about family and a story about an American student we lost that we should never, ever forget

The Knee Tremblers

Two hooligans get interrogated for spoon robbery and one of them dies by concussion.

Get Off Your Knees: The Legacy of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers

A documentary that chronicles the legacy, the struggle and the triumph of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers.

Pink Floyd - The Later Years Vol 3 1989 Venice concert and 1990 Knebworth concert

Venice, 1989 Pink Floyd's performance on the Grand Canal, Venice on 15 July 1989 – the tour's penultimate show. Recorded for a live international television broadcast, hence the shortened set. Knebworth, 1990 The band's

A Knee Ad

A Knee Ad is a loose take-off on Virgil's Aeneid, but only in the limited sense that both are about journeys, and therefore about motion. In A Knee Ad the journey is not from Troy to Rome, although perhaps it is a journe