Political hyperbole and media rhetoric are the focus of This is the Truth, in which Hall confronts the calculated platitudes and contrived gestures that signify "truth" in a media-saturated society. In a characterization that is part dictator and part preacher, Hall, flanked by emblematic red banners, recites a litany of clichés: "Mind your superiors... Obey the laws... Leave politics to the politicians..." The monotonous repetition of these aphorisms imbues them with a sinister, Orwellian ambiguity. Through theatricality and spectacle, this work continues Hall's investigation of the manipulation of images and language as signs of power.

Approved by Commissioner of Major League Baseball Albert B. Chandler, National League President Ford Frick, and American League President Will Harridge, “This is Little League” is a circa 1950 black-and-white film promoting Little League Baseball. The film was produced by the United States Rubber Company Keds Sports Department, and it’s noted that department’s director is Frank Leahy, the famed football player, coach, college athletics administrator, and professional sports executive who served as the head football coach at Boston College and at the University of Notre Dame.

The movie that wowed audiences at Expo 70. The film combined scenic images including aerial cinematography with rousing classical music such as Sibelius' Karelia Suite. Using then ground-breaking technology, the film required three separate but synchronised 35mm film projectors which projected their images onto an extra-wide screen. In 2004/2005 Archives New Zealand commissioned a restoration at post production facility, Park Road Post. Hugh Macdonald, the original director, was involved in the restoration and Kit Rollings, the original sound mixer assisted with the updated soundtrack. The remastered film was released for sale on DVD in 2014.

Sampson Fairchild, 27, overcame a harsh upbringing in the projects and drug addiction to become a self-made multi-millionaire... but even he can't overcome the cancer ravaging his body. Although he's accepted his fate, he has deathbed regrets. While even his mother and the minister are angling to gain control of his vast fortune and holdings, Sampson implores his best friend and business associate, Kelley - who has always had his back - and his adoring sister, Jasmine, to locate his daughter Madison, whom he hasn't seen in years.

Wanting to be somebody, Turtletaub starts his own business with only the knowledge that he plans on creating a producst or provide a service. Either-way, he promises, it will be good, for all.

Get up close and personal with Michael Bublé as viewers take front-row seats on his latest world-wide tour. Sit back and be entertained as Michael performs his biggest hits, charms his audience with special moments and speaks intimately about his life, loves and dreams.

A man robs a bank in order to fix his busted windshield.

This "gun" is loaded all right. And it ain’t shooting blanks.

During one of the periodic slumps in the British film industry, Adrian Brunel produced several satires on “film” types. This one describes the trials of a film producer, the hunt for a financier, shows some of the “technicians” and actors (such as the great Rhubarb Vaselino), and concludes with an excerpt from the production of a harrowing drama.

Iran is the only country in the region to recognise trans people (any other LGBQ+ identity is banned). Both Shervin and Samar offer a glimpse into what life is like for trans youth, who despite loving and supportive parents are forced to live covert lives, shy away from their neighbours and even consider emigration, in order to be who they truly are. One of the many heartrending scenes in this documentary features one of the boys, fully clothed on the beach and yearning to go swimming, while the other shouts at his parents, asking whether his father is also forced to wear a headscarf. This is Not Me is a detailed depiction of the legal and social labyrinth that promises a slim aperture of freedom.

Two urban farmers bring their neighbourhood together in an effort to construct a community greenhouse from scratch in this dreamy, mixed-medium portrait exploring sustainability and safe spaces.

Working with nature can be grueling and painful, but your hostess Adrienne Edmunds is ready and willing to walk you through what it takes to perfect and control your surroundings…

Custody battle between the adoptive and biological mother plays out in a court-room.

Bursting with banging tunes, illuminating and often hilarious interviews, stunning breaking, graffiti pieces and live performances, the film charts the arrival of hip hop in the UK in the 1980s, the formation of home-grown Britcore crews and their success in Europe but invisibility in the UK, the dark days of rave when UK hip hop was a pariah, up to recent years where it has found a distinct English accent and bounded out of the U.S. shadow.

Rockumentary about the legendary band, Wishbone Ash. “ The band that plays together, stays together.” I often say that. I also say: “Playing in this band is so easy” ....and: “These guys can play anything”. All these statements are largely true, but it was not always so. It’s been a long and sometimes hard 41 year journey for me. Wishbone Ash - the band of my dreams - has come a long way. As this rockumentary DVD shows ( and my ol’ mum says ) the proof is in the pudding - this DVD. The greater Wishbone Ash family of musicians has had its ups and downs over the years, for sure. Everyone knows that, but good music comes out of dynamic tension - struggle, if you will. Blood, sweat and tears got us to where we are today. The result is the legacy of a great band and its music from all four decades of its existence. Andy Powell

Harris lives in Manhattan. He is working in the real estate business, trying to recover from the love he just lost and struggling to move closer to becoming the stage performer he wants to be. The film moves intensely between something very fictitious and something very real.

In an attempt to cure his loneliness, a filmmaker embarks on a curious odyssey through London, searching for human connection.

Amphibian Stage asked this question of Black men living and working in Fort Worth, Texas, and received deeply personal responses. “This Is My Story” presents three stories from an educator, an event planner and a Veteran Peer Service Coordinator, each of whom has learned to be silent as a means of self-preservation — but at what cost?

This is a Dog examines why dogs are so unique, and explores what makes something truly alive and special in our hearts. Our ode to the art of stop motion.

Christian music's biggest artists give you an up-close and personal look into one of the world's largest tours with behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive interviews when Fathom Events and WORD Entertainment bring This Is Winter Jam to select cinemas nationwide for an incredible one-night event on Tuesday, April 18. Experience unforgettable performances from Skillet, Jeremy Camp, Francesca Battistelli, for KING & COUNTRY and NewSong, just to name a few! Plus, be the very first to see the world premiere of for KING & COUNTRY's brand-new music video "Priceless", featuring exclusive scenes from their upcoming theatrical film. This once-in-a-lifetime big screen spectacular captures the life-transforming ministry of Winter Jam, as you've never seen it before.