Was Darwin Right?

Are you aware that natural selection and beneficial mutations do not support the “theory” of evolution? Rather they confirm the biblical accounts of creation, the Fall of Adam and Eve in sin, and the Flood of Noah’s day.

Right of Passage

A bold, no-holds-barred look at the 50-year odyssey of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, which offered an unprecedented US government apology to Japanese Americans who were imprisoned during World War 2. Presented through

The Right Companion

Nothing says adorable like this visual guidebook of the world’s favorite dogs on film, perfect for potential dog owners and dog lovers everywhere.

The Right of Love

Two girls fall for the same boy.

Right To Roam

Right to Roam tells the story of the people who have campaigned to access the land from 1932 to 2023. From the Kinder Mass Trespass of 1932 to the great Dartmoor Gathering of 2023, people have claimed the right to walk f

Finding the Right Words

A couple tests the strength of their relationship with a dumb game

She Done Him Right

Pooch the Pup is putting up billposters in preparation of the appearance of "Poodles"

The Right One

A woman works dark folk magic in hopes of finding her lost sister.

Swipe Right at 78

At 78, widowed Nanay Lita explores online dating. Swiping right, she isn't looking for a wild romance, just a simple companion to share her days.

Here Right Now

Life and death are intertwined. We all were born. And we all will die. Yet, most of us don’t dwell on the latter. But what happens when we’re forced to confront our mortality? Here Right Now looks at life through the len

Right Eye/Left Eye

RIGHT EYE/LEFT EYE explores the narrow and often confounding boundary between the real and the depicted, two dimensional and three-dimensional components of all photographic processes.

The Right Way

Some things in nature only happen once in a long while. In The Right Way several of them occur in the same place on the same day.

Right Foot Forward

Skateboarding

The Right Way

With his grandmother suffering from dementia and close to death, 25-year-old Daniel must put a halt to his blossoming life and take his last chance to come out to her.

Keep Your Right Up

This film is made up several sketches in which certain actors play several real or fictional roles to a background of rock music. The lead character, played by Godard himself, is an annoyingly perfectionist film-maker de

Southern Right Whale

The Right Path

Madam Reachel's love for her children blinds her, whenever her husband Mr. Steven tries correcting their mistakes, she gets upset. Tragedy comes in when they attend a friend's daughter's birthday party. Reachel realizes

BEING RIGHT THERE

Transitions are traditionally used for temporal or spatial transformations on the continuity of the film’s narrative. This work explores repetition and stretches micro-events of time and sound in transitions from found

The Right Whale

Christopher Mills collaborated with The Tragically Hip to create this series of visual art.

Right Brain Left Brain

Think Thank goes straight to the dome with Right Brain Left Brain. Meticulously messy, precisely unpredictable and controlled chaos; snowboarding is everything and can do anything. Such a lofty pursuit takes both halves