A guy with a regular day job starts his own business... murdering the husbands of abused women. All is going well until he gets an email from his own wife wanting him dead.

Jimmy Jump gets rather wet.

A contemporary portrait of our market civilizations dehumanization, agony and present and future catastrophe unfolding in a generalized indifference guided by a pure and brute nihilism.

Limited animation safety film from the Navy.

A self-effacing prizefighter assumes a very different attitude once he hits the big time.

After falling into an industrial cooking vat at work, Marty's coworkers welcome him back to the bakery with an extravagant party.

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A once hit talent search TV show is facing cancellation due to low ratings. Through desperation they hire the hottest show hosts in the business! Who also happen to want each other dead! Can they save their show before the hosts kill each other?

A decade on from its triple core meltdown, we take stock of the mammoth task of decommissioning the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, an undertaking fraught with both technical and social challenges. The Japanese government maintains the process will take up to 40 years, but the schedule has already been revised 5 times, with pivotal elements postponed. Meanwhile, as people return to their homes in surrounding areas, disposal of unprecedented volumes of radioactive waste has become a point of contention between residents and the government. We look back on the 10 years since the nuclear disaster and explore the choices that will shape Fukushima's future.

Julie Peters is a legend in the trans community in Australia. She was the first person to transition at the ABC, at a time when there were no role models around her. From her early twenties, Julie started collecting anything trans or queer related to help her work out who she was. Over the years she’s collected one of the most comprehensive trans archives in the country. Including Interview with ABC MD David Anderson.

When Hollywood "Big Wig" DJ Miller heads out on a luxury vacation, his plans "accidentally" go terribly awry. He ends up on the other end of the earth and out of his element, but he learns that there are no accidents. Along the way, DJ meets a cast of characters that touch his heart, make him laugh and cause him to rethink everything that he has ever known and thought was true. His journey takes him through the highs and lows of a life that he never knew existed, and he will ultimately be put to the test when tragedy strikes.

A store owner, faking injuries after an auto accident, is rehearsed for court by his shady lawyer.

A gang of construction workers try to relieve tension by taunting their newest member.

Ancient Accident is a Collaborative experimental documentary film from the Artists Alessandro Albrecht and Lily Zlotover.

Jazz sensation Melody Gardot's grief-stricken, yet inspirational, journey to stardom is captured in this inspiring documentary. After being struck by a car in 2003, an accident that left her with life-altering injuries, Gardot began the emotional expedition towards healing. This special follows her path to recovery, intimately revealing how she used music as therapy to heal her spirit and ultimately impress the world. Featuring candid interviews and performances of her most famous songs from albums "Worrisome Heart" and "My One And Only Thrill".

Hoodslam is a the story of an upstart pro wrestling promotion from Oakland California. See as they grow from their meager beginnings out of a dilapidated warehouse to become one of the most controversial theatrical spectacles in the country.

A Shocking Accident is a 1982 British short comedy film directed by James Scott, based on Graham Greene's short story by the same name. About a boy whose father is killed in Naples, when a pig falls on him as a balcony collapses. The incident haunts the boy through his later life until he meets a girl who understands his side of the story. The film won an Oscar at the 55th Academy Awards for Best Live Action Short and was nominated for BAFTA in 1983.