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Nashville songwriter Danny Darst shares his life and music philosophy in a documentary that highlights his storytelling and the Americana genre's evolution.
C.S. Lewis, a professor at Oxford University, created the beloved children's series that includes "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," captivating generations worldwide.
Chadwick Boseman's legacy as an actor is explored through his impactful performances, including his iconic role in Black Panther, highlighting his dedication to his craft.
Creativity has been a fundamental cognitive process involved in problem-solving and communication, according to various experts featured in the film.
Nito Misses, at 88 years old, is recognized as the last "Mestre d'Aixa" from the golden age of tall ship construction in Ibiza's shipyards.
Rumi Missabu, cofounder of San Francisco's Cockettes, shares his life through archival footage and interviews with notable queer artists.
Mike Garson, a renowned composer and improviser, shares his extensive knowledge and passion for music while collaborating with various musicians across genres.
Culinary practices in ancient Rome showcased a blend of refinement and excess, highlighting innovations in food preparation and dining customs, including techniques from the chef Apicius.
Can acting positively influence personal transformation, as explored through insights from psychologists like Amy Cuddy and Philip Zimbardo?
Toronto-born Beverley Baxter and aspiring novelist Mordecai Richler reflect on their experiences as Canadians thriving in the arts scenes of London and Paris.
Vincent Van Gogh's transformation from a failed missionary to a revolutionary artist is explored through historical archives and scientific analysis of his works.
Two actors with Parkinson's disease stage Samuel Beckett's "Endgame," showcasing their lives and craft while confronting the challenges of their condition.
Miya Masaoka, Jon Rose, John Luther Adams, and Bob Ostertag explore the intersection of music and environmental interaction, using sound to forge deeper connections with the world.
Colombia Fashion Week showcases a culture where plastic surgery is prevalent, featuring models with dramatic curves and a vibrant blend of traditional and modern performances.
Mary Burkett, an untrained artist, created a poignant collection of drawings depicting 27 children killed at Auschwitz, promoting messages of love and tolerance.
Derek Jarman's 1989 film interprets Benjamin Britten's orchestral masterpiece through a visual narrative that highlights the futility and devastation of war, featuring Tilda Swinton and Laurence Olivier.
Diane English reflects on her upbringing in Buffalo, New York, and the creation of "Murphy Brown," highlighting its impact on women's representation in media.
Barbie, the iconic doll created by Ruth Handler in 1959, has influenced perceptions of womanhood and career aspirations while facing criticism for promoting unrealistic standards.
Reverend Vince Anderson's spiritual and musical evolution is explored through a vibrant concert film featuring performances and insights from Questlove and Jaleel Bunton.
Military aesthetics have significantly influenced high fashion, transforming items like jackets and boots into iconic symbols within pop culture.
Robert Brock has spent 30 years performing at the Lancaster marionette theater, where he lives above the venue with his mother, Mary Lou.
In New England, aerial views showcase the region's iconic red barns, white steeples, rugged coastlines, and historic lighthouses, accompanied by a narrative and original soundtrack.
Celine Dion's rise from a French Canadian schoolgirl to a global music icon illustrates the passion and dedication artists exhibit in their pursuit of excellence.
Flamenco originated in a small area of southwestern Spain, where gypsies thrived despite centuries of persecution and cultural suppression.
William Notman, a pioneering Canadian photographer in the late 1850s, transformed portraiture into a historical documentation art form in Montreal.
Local music thrives in New York City through the vibrant mom-and-pop record shops, showcasing unique stories and artists in the community.
Andalusia's gardens reflect nearly eight centuries of Islamic influence, showcasing the historical roots of European garden art and the significance of architecture and handicrafts.
Calvin Klein revolutionized the fashion industry with provocative designs in men's and women's wear, jeans, and fragrances that challenged societal norms.
Stunning visuals of wildlife in their natural habitats provide a tranquil backdrop for relaxation and stress relief in this sleepcore documentary.
Las Vegas International Lingerie trade show showcases a surprising shift from sexy lingerie to an array of adult products, including dildos and novelty items.
Aspiring models in Cape Town navigate the glamorous yet perilous world of international modeling, revealing stark contrasts between luxury and poverty.
Three Las Vegas bartenders compete at the 2022 Bartender’s Shakedown in Florida, aiming to represent the U.S. in international flair contests.
Between the 8th and 15th centuries, Arab and Berber dynasties conquered Spain, creating a unique architectural style in Al-Andalus that combined various cultural elements.
Celia Franca, Oscar Peterson, and Christopher Plummer reflect on the life and impact of a prominent Canadian artist in the mid-20th century.
A mummy's sarcophagus sold in a holiday catalogue and a drunk elephant's rampage in Maine highlight the oddities often overlooked in history.
Sapporo's Snow Festival showcases the creation of massive snow sculptures, including a royal palace replica by Major Ling and 80 soldiers, amid record-low snowfall.
Twelve shows are performed in 14 weeks at the Barn Theatre, a venue that has launched the careers of many actors, including Diane Ladd and Jennifer Garner.
George Gubko, a dedicated Santa Claus, shares his experiences and the joy he brings to others throughout the year in this insightful portrait.
Jardin des Tuileries, a classical French garden in Paris, showcases stunning architecture, vibrant seasonal changes, and the charm of pétanque players.
Cuba faces a pivotal moment as the aging Castro leadership acknowledges the need for change, igniting hopes and concerns among the younger generation.
Six women of color pursue stand-up comedy in North Carolina while facing discrimination from event promoters and male comedians.
Philadelphia Skating Club & Humane Society's history, achievements, and ongoing challenges are examined through the perspectives of notable figures like Scott Hamilton.
In Montreal, the automatistes, a group of abstract artists led by Paul-Émile Borduas, share insights on their movement and its significance in non-objective art.
2010 is described as a hangover year after pouring heart, soul, and finances into the failed endeavors of 2009.
May 30, 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial's dedication, celebrated with a reading by author Linda Booth Sweeney.
Fifteen years of friendship between artists Robert Markle and Gordon Rayner shape their lives and work in Toronto's jazz scene.
Father Stan Fortuna, a jazz musician, uses music and rap to connect with youth on the streets and spread the gospel globally.
Professional classical musicians, including Christoph Eschenbach and JoAnn Falletta, share their experiences with performance anxiety and effective coping strategies.
