Babi is going to marry Elvis at Fernando's bar.

While balancing everyday lives and their relationship, Taylor and Jordan are challenged with facing their own inner demons. Can their love overcome their fear? Can hope overcome doubt? Jordan and Taylor engaged in an age old couples dance of mistrust, insecurity and uncertainty. Each feels they a...

Filmed in Hawaii State Prison, a convicted murderer talks about his situation and feelings of remorse for taking another man's life. This film is the excerpted core story from the longer short film INSIDE STATE PRISON premiered at the 1980 Los Angeles International Film Exhibition.

The story of James Koots is told in his own words with his own voice:
The word "Hopi" means "peaceful people". Autobiography of a Hopi is a documentary short which presents the philosophy of the Hopi through the words of a farmer who still grows corn and lives according to the traditional way of ...

Autism: The Road Back charts the personal journey of three families with children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It talks to parents, service providers, and experts in the field about assessment, diagnoses, and options available for treatment, and provides guidance for fam...

Ten years of touring can build much more than friendship, it builds family.

Documentary film depicting the attack by Allied forces on the Japanese strong-holds of Arawe Beach and Cape Gloucester, New Britain, in the South Pacific theatre of the Second World War in 1943.

At This Table explores the poetry of Raphael Block, his love for nature and an all encompassing attitude towards life.

On the edge of a galaxy far, far away (well Wales, actually) two brothers have established a Star Wars-based belief system that claims 3,000 followers. A domestic portrait about faith, family and future, “At Home with the Jedi” reveals an extraordinary family whose hopes of salvation extend far b...

Many of us assume that there are only two genders and that being female or male follows from the sex of our biological bodies. Inspired by the photographs of acclaimed New Zealand photographer Rebecca Swan, Assume Nothing focuses on the art, photography and performances of five "alternative" gend...

"Where do we come from? Where do we go? How do we want to die?"

While woodworking, beekeeping and going on joyrides in his funny car, Mr. Bulisch answers the big questions of his life.

A story about a genuine mountain town in the Canadian Rocky Mountains known as a powder skiing and snowboarding destination with a cool vibe.

Shot on location in Fernie, British Columbia at Fernie Alpine Resort, FWA Powder Catskiing and Island Lake Catskiing, the film highlights epic turns along...

As a young adult, Jon lost his leg to cancer. Mountain biking has played a critical role in helping him sink his teeth back into life. I am one of many who are lucky to get to call Jon a friend, as he is someone who does three important things for me in my life: he inspires me; he gives me perspe...

A portrait of local Missoula pianist Asaph Adonai and his thoughts on music and life.

At once brilliant and naive, sobering and whimsical, the voices of children have been all but absent from the discussion of the pandemic that has forever changed our world. But what are they thinking, those who will inherit both our blunders and triumphs? In this short documentary, children under...

One of the most unusual places to find street art is Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. We explore some of the best street art in the 801 and it's significance to it's people and our community.

"Art From the Streets" is an award winning, feature length documentary about a program for homeless artists in Austin, Texas, called Art From the Streets. The film tells this story by tracking five of the artists involved in the program over the course of a year. Viewers will visit homeless camps...

In this hard-hitting documentary about the perils and promises of globalization, Nobel laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz takes a tour of the world showing us how it can be made to work. Interviews with the president of Ecuador, African tribesmen, South American oil workers, angry farmers in India and t...

How is it to be a foreigner in United States’ most conservative city? In 2001, Brazilian director Fernanda Pessoa was 15 years old and experienced being a foreign exchange student for one year in Mesa, Arizona, considered USA’s most conservative city. 15 years later – and two months before Donald...

In ancient Greece, Arcadia was a land of simple pastoral life.

Pain is just weakness leaving the body.

The War Department Presents "APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO. Military documentary about the four years of Pacific war detailing the history of the defeat of Japan.

In the wake of the high school shootings in Parkland, Florida, concerned citizens travel by bus to the State Capitol to debate legislators about an urgent issue: Gun Reform. One of them, a stay-at-home mom, runs for office in honor of her son.

A moving, intimate portrait of a young African American mother's life as she tirelessly works to provide for her daughter, make her house a home, strive for excellence in her work, and aim for a big future. The daily grind can seem unbearable at times, but Dominique won't let that get in the way ...