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- Through intimate interviews, provocative art, and rare, historical film and video footage, this feature documentary reveals how art addressing political consequences of discrimination and violence, the Feminist Art Revolution radically transformed the art and culture of our times.
- Scott "Squatch" Herriott section-hiked the 2,650 mile-long Pacific Crest Trail and made four films about his adventures ("Walk" films available here at Amazon). Now he attempts to hike the entire 2,100+ mile-long Appalachian Trail in one hiking season while searching for the interesting, inspiring, sometimes whacked-out and always dirt-laden folk who make up the long-distance hiking community.
- 4 ordinary people share 4 extraordinary stories about how Twitter has changed their lives.
- In #29, the constant zooming into certain landscape features displays a constant exploration for an argument. The camera's assessment becomes the vessel for embedded associative imaginations and desires linked to the absent argument. During editing crucial data is removed from the mpeg-stream, forcing software to re-interpret visual information.
- Signs of real and imaginary landscapes create layers of images in which we return to known places and watch shadows, branches, and grass in the wind. The planes of the earth and the sky are torn away from each other; the memory of one bites into the newly emerging horizon. The degradation of the image occurs because of interruptions in the flow of data in MPEG format, where certain key information is removed and the software is forced to reinterpret its view of the world.
- The road is paved by acts of genocide, mass executions, and enslavement. The rise of the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant scatters countless families of the Yezidi minority in Kurdistan. A young man going back to his besieged village to save his elderly parents who were left behind by the first wave of refugees.
- This film documents the ambitious summer project of Ueli Steck and his mentor Daniel Mader. Ueli has climbed all 82 four thousand meter peaks in the Alps in 62 days, with a minimalist equipment. He has reached 30 summits all alone, the others together with different climbing partners. The film crew has constantly followed the climbers with the helicopter, which often was the only possibility to film them. However, the protagonists also shot films by themselves. Due to the synthesis of these two different perspectives, there results a film with breath-taking mountain pictures and authentic snap-shots of the alpinists, which give you the feeling to be part of the game.
- LaBeouf, Rönkkö and Turner invited the public to join Shia LaBeouf as he watched all his movies, consecutively in reverse chronological order over the course of three days, 24 hours a day, with the performance continuously broadcast online.
- Twelve young filmmakers made this the guiding principle of the featured documentary film. They mingle amongst the demonstrators on Independence Square and in the Donetsk region, shooting a "Chronicle of Civil Protest", a kaleidoscope of voices, opinions and events which bears witness to the circumstances surrounding solidarity and struggle. The viewer observes the Ukrainians at first hand, experiencing how a hard-pressed society becomes more militant and slides ever deeper into the abyss of civil war.
- A documentary about Margaret Cho's homeless outreach campaign inspired by the philanthropy of Robin Williams. After the death of her friend Robin Williams, Margaret Cho took to the streets of San Francisco with the mantra "Don't grieve Robin, BE Robin." What started as Margaret busking on the corner with a bag of socks and a guitar case, rapidly turned into hundreds of musicians, comedians, and homeless advocates spreading food, clothes, money, and awareness in an amazing humanitarian street theater experience. The film that captured these events, is not only entertaining, but deeply moving and above all else inspiring.
- CNN examines of study of 200 eighth grades from across the country who allowed the social media feeds to be examined by child development experts. In this first large scale study, Anderson Cooper looks at what kids actually say to each other on social media and why it matter to them.
- Spoofy look at the motion-picture production process, made to encourage discussion among filmmakers.
- After breaking the silence on bullying in schools, the animator Jasmin Roy is now tackling violence among girls and especially the daily aggressions to which those females 13 to 17 years.
- This documentary explores the origins of this influential movement and profiles many of its members who protest for profound change.
- #BlackPowerYellowPeril brings to light the often forgotten history of African and Asian American solidarity during the 1960's-1970's, and shows how Afro-Asian alliances are viewed among UCLA students today.
- An experimental documentary that mines the psycho-emotional landscape at the intersection of blackness and masculinity.
- #Tomcrew and Luna Corp join forces to serve the south-midwest the best of what music has to offer. This tour's special; Breakfast in bed with a side order of YOLO. The hour long film documents CJ Milli, Trill Scott Heron, DJ Foxy, and Creole as they connect url to irl.
- Kate, a 15 year old college student documents Disneyland's 60th anniversary, which kicked off the celebration by staying open 24 straight hours on May 22, 2015. Two months later, she returned for the actual July 17, 2015 anniversary. This journey includes interviews, diversity, dreams, magic and fun festivities. Whether you've been to Disneyland or want to go, this is for you, the young, and young at heart.
- An artistic look at exploitation, bullying and teenage sexuality through real life stories.
- A short documentary about the growing Free Art Friday community in Atlanta, Georgia.
- A REVOLT TV original documentary telling the story of this mother and daughter who have maintained a relationship closer than most despite being separated by prison bars. We join Miquelle on the eve of a fateful trip to Washington, D.C., as an official guest of the White House, to bring light to her mother's case. We see that Miquelle's achievements as a Hollywood fashion stylist have not only broken the cycle of incarceration that often befalls children in her situation, but have allowed her creative means to campaign for a commutation of her mother's sentence, using her work, her hashtag, and her Instagram to raise awareness. This comes at a time when President Obama has commuted a record number of sentences for prisoners in similar situations, a reflection of the fact that our president understands the overcrowding of our prisons, and the implicit bias that has often underscored these people's sentences. And while the numbers quantifying the criminal justice system are staggering - our country imprisons over 2.2 million people, the most per capita in the world, a disproportionate number of whom are African-American and Latino - the issue becomes personal when it affects your family. Allow Miquelle's story to shine more light on the issue for you.
- Meet the Father of Our Country in a whole new way as historians analyze George Washington's voluminous correspondence. Setting out his contacts and letters in the modern framework of a Facebook profile gives Washington's busy and productive career a new transparency.
- From the #icebucketchallenge to #oscarssowhite, we take a look at how social justice has moved to the social media world. We all want to leave the world a better place, but does retweeting and trending phrases make a difference?
- Millions of people in Russia have various hearing impairments. According to the World Health Organization, between 7 and 13 million people have serious hearing problems, living in partial or complete silence. It is a physical problem, a disability. Such people are usually called deaf but they want self-actualization no less than those who can hear. #HEARME is a film and a social media campaign about those who successfully overcome life circumstances and about those who need support in their soul searching. Among the characters of the film, there are businessmen and philosophers, artists and painters, ordinary people. They are capable of doing a lot, and if they are helped to integrate the society, they would achieve even more and become a full-fledged part of the society.
- It is a unique project that changes radically our ideas about 'Vory v zakone' - Russian mobsters. Never before had a camera penetrated so deeply in the heart of a transnational criminal organization.
- Disheartened by the stories of young black men in the media and afraid of how it might impact him, Javon searches for ways to speak out against racially-motivated hate crimes.
- What would the world be like without art? The Beauty Project Community aims to understand the necessity of art through interviewing artist's in their creative everyday lives.
- Despite his lack of qualifications, Joel Caldarola runs for student president
- A documentary that takes you on a explanation ride about the lifestyle and addiction to buying/selling and collecting shoes.
- A fashion collective. A creative community. A teenage self-love movement. #LoveYourz.
- Refugees from Afghanistan, Syria and Eritrea give us an insight into their hazardous journeys to Europe through the lenses of their mobile phones.
- Inspired by the historic gathering of indigenous nations, four young Santa Barbara filmmakers embark on a journey to Standing Rock, North Dakota in support of water protectors and their fight to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, reminding us all that - water is life.
- You may not know her name but you do know her voice - and groove to her tunes. An original LaBelle, Nona Hendryx was 'B' before LGBT was a thing. A sexy force, Nona still puts the funk in funk. Exclusive concert footage! #Badassery