You see them on the street everyday. Walking to work, driving home, or shopping downtown, you see people standing on the corner holding cardboard signs. “Cardboard” tells the story behind the signs in order to help people understand what’s really happening in the life of a panhandler.

Produced by, written by and starring the award winning actor Saara Lamberg, Candy Cravings tells the story of a young woman struggling with the desire of eating people and her girlfriend in particular. Also starring Sandy Greenwood (Killer Elite) and Isabelle Bertoli. Directed and produced by Seb...

This documentary examines the life of Pol Pot, the notorious Cambodian dictator.

Immigrants in London call their relatives abroad.

When early Spanish explorers accidentally released wild horses (Equus cabalus) to the continent in the early 1500s, they returned an American original. Although the remnants of the escaped Spanish horse are protected by the 1971 Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Burro Act, each year thousands are remov...

BÖIKZMÖIND is a 30 minute documentary film about riding fixed gear bikes in beautiful Bristol. The film shows the diverse cross section of riders and asks why ride bikes with no gears in a city full of hills.

Shot in Bristol and made on a shoe string budget, the film shows what's possible when l...

A short poetic film about a young Scottish woman with albinism.

Butterflies and Hurricanes is a documentary which follows Alisanne Casey, an American Muay Thai boxer, 24 hours before, during and after one of her fights. Filmed during a championship match in Las Vegas, the film takes the audience behind the scenes as she goes through the process of weighing-in...

The film is a documentary about the filming of one of Buster Keaton's movies: "The Railrodder (1965)"

An examination of political consultant Karl Rove's influence on George W. Bush's candidacy.

A documentary about four young girls in the foster care system who are on a mission to shatter stereotypes and overcome their past. The 12 to 17-year-old foster youth from Maryvale Group Home wanted to create a documentary that would give viewers a direct look at how a family’s cycle of addiction...

Throughout the world Mongolians are regarded as a martial people still living in the shadow of Genghis Khan. But more then 400 years ago, brave Mongol warriors one-by-one swapped their weapons and armour for the red robes of monks in order to fight the real enemy within, not the presumed enemy ou...

Renata is an MMA fighter and coach, It seems to be the aggression or emotions that drive her, but behind the violent sport you can find gentile tactics, not necessarily filled up with testosterone.

In this interview, Lee talks about various topics such as racism, martial arts, languages, his philosophy and his expectations about the future.

"Broke" is a complex, powerful cinéma vérité account of day-to-day life in a pawnshop.