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10 MPH extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: With appearances by: “You'll dig every minute of it. ” Documentary | 92 minutes | HD | USA |
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10 Yards extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: With appearances by: Best Documentary at Wild Blue Yonder (2007) “…the film captures the spirit of fantasy football.” “It’s a journey that stretched from office cubicles to National Football League locker rooms...” |
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Blue Gold extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: On every corner of the globe, we are polluting, diverting, pumping and wasting our limited supply of fresh water at an exponential level as population and technology grows. The rampant over development of agriculture, housing and industry increase the demands for fresh water well beyond the finite supply, resulting in the desertification of the earth. Corporate giants force developing countries to privatize their water supply for profit. Wall Street investors target desalination and mass bulk water export schemes. Corrupt governments use water for economic and political gain. Military control of water emerges and a new geopolitical map and power structure forms, setting the stage for world water wars. "Sounds the same sweeping alarms as Inconvenient Truth, only about our dwindling water supplies." – Toronto Star Narrated by Malcolm McDowell Documentary | HD | 90 minutes | 2008 | USA |
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Different (Dis) Abilities – Not Like the Others extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: This documentary highlights the captivating spirit of the Texas Lions Camp – which provides special needs children one week each summer an escape into a world tailored for them. The primary purpose of the camp is to offer, without charge, a camp for physically challenged, hearing/vision impaired, and diabetic children - regardless of race, religion, or national origin. What part of our human nature believes harassing, ridiculing, and excluding those who are different from us is “right”? What makes us “normal”? “Different Abilities” opens a window showing how abnormal is far more normal than we thought. Note: We recommend viewing the film with an open heart & a full box of tissue. Winner Of American Airlines First Altitude Award: American Association Of People With Disabilities Documentary | HD | 52 minutes | USA | 2009 |
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Mile High extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: Original Footage of: Interviewers with: Barack Obama, Tim Russert, John McCain, Dan Rather, Hillary Clinton Joe Scarborough, Mitt Romney Joe Klein, John Edward, Steve Forbes, Chris Dodd, Keith Olbermann, Dennis Kucinich, Mike Huckabee, Chuck Norris, Ron Paul, Bill Richardson, Jesse Jackson, Bill Clinton, Pat Buchanan, Chelsea Clinton, Ted Kennedy DOCUMENTARY | HD | 72 minutes | USA | 2009 |
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The Pit extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: What does the price of your clothes, your gas, your coffee have to do with a room full of screaming, running, shoving, pushing, spitting personalities speaking in code? Everything. “The Pit” takes us to one of the most primitive, yet highly ritualized arenas of the financial world, the floor of The New York Board of Trade. Billions of dollars of raw goods are traded daily at the NYBOT, setting the price of commodities from cotton to orange juice throughout the world. Using their own money, traders make and lose fortunes every day in this microcosm of raw capitalism. In the beginning of 2007, however, computerized trading platforms were introduced on the floor of the exchange, threatening to make this historic marketplace and way of life obsolete. “The Pit” is the story about this transformation. Festivals: Executive Producers: Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman (Howl / The Celluloid Closet / The Times of Harvey Milk / Paragraph 175) Documentary | DV | 58 minutes | USA | 2010 |
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Secrets to Love extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: Director Tracie Donahue sets out on a journey to find answers about what it takes to have a fabulous relationship and a lasting marriage. She interviews three couples of various backgrounds and bona fide experts on love. Actress Robin Givens and author John Gray offer a peek into their personal relationships. Secrets to Love provides fresh insight into love - do you want to know the secrets? Starring: Robin Givens, Jack Gallagher, John Gray Winner: "Outstanding Documentary" at the Global Arts Film Festival in Documentary | HD | 63 minutes | 2008 | US |
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A Single Woman extended description (play trailer) Synopsis: In 1920, Jeannette was founding vice-president of the American Civil Liberties Union who, in 1933, tried to persuade President Roosevelt to revise immigration laws and allow Jewish refugees into the U.S. In 1940, Jeannette was re-elected as Congresswoman from Montana on a peace platform and again voted against a world war, this time as the lone anti-war voice in the American Legislature. She was mobbed and vilified and spent the rest of her life traveling to India and studying the teachings and methods of Mohandas Gandhi and the effects of colonialism on peoples all over the world. During the Vietnam era, she enjoyed a renaissance when the anti-war culture of the day celebrated her perseverance as a dedicated pacifist and human rights advocate. She died in 1973. Cast/Narrator/Voices: “Few members of Congress have ever stood more alone while being true to a higher honor and loyalty.” “It has been a privilege to support your efforts and to have my efforts supported by so great a woman. You have brought honor to yourself, America and womanhood.” “You can no more win a war than you can win an earthquake.” Drama / HD / 95 minutes / USA / 2009 |
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FEATURE FILMS - DOCUMENTARY |
Every Step You Take extended description play trailer Synopsis: With an estimated four million surveillance cameras, Britain is by far the most-watched nation on earth. How could this come about in George Orwell’s mother country? What were the ignition sparks for this development? Why haven’t other nations copied the schemes if they really are as successful as the Home Office and the police are saying? Is there a real effect in crime reduction or has CCTV only been introduced for the people’s ‘peace of mind’? • Nomination “Best Documentary” - Int’l Filmmaker Festival (Kent, UK, June 08) |
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Our Heroes (and Their Ladies In Waiting) extended description play trailer Synopsis: The film is filled with personal photos from the Veterans, as well as very rare color footage shot by one of the Veterans with a camera he snuck |
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Put the Needle on the Record extended description play trailer Synopsis: |
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Scrabylon (extended description) (play trailer) Synopsis: |
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Sustainable Table extended description play trailer Synopsis: Sustainable Table introduces some of the alternatives to conventionally-produced food. It may not be enough to buy your food from Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s. A new kind of food system is needed, where food is produced locally using sustainable methods. |
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Tibet Hope extended description play trailer play clip Synopsis: Tibet Hope has received the Accolade Competition 2007 Award of Excellence. |
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The Worldwheel Journeys extended description play trailer Synopsis: From 1987 to 2008, Vijali Hamilton travels from California to New York, Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Palestine, Israel, India, Tibet, China, Siberia, Japan, Senegal, & Ecuador on a pilgrimage for Global Peace. She leaves behind stone carvings and good will (as well as water in Senegal & Ecuador). Vijali attempts to remind people that we’re all one on this planet and that there’s only one planet. 2009 Humanitarian Award: Conscious Life Film Festival (Los Angeles) Documentary | DV & HD | 28 minutes | 2008 | USA |
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