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In 2004, six friends, including Corey Loranger and Anna Maria Lemaistre, navigated the challenges of filmmaking while creating their dark comedy "Killing Christian."
Rudy Lane has taught drama at AG Wright Middle School for 21 years, guiding students through the challenges of producing a play during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vaudeville performers in Seattle create a unique venue within a brewery, revitalizing the art form for modern audiences.
Behind the scenes of "Broken Swords: The Last in Line," filmmakers Michael Babbitt and Jason Vail highlight the teamwork and determination required to produce a fantasy film.
Ratka Stojanovska, a passionate artist from Skopje Valley, channels her love for life into flower arrangements while coping with the aftermath of a devastating storm.
Kenny Coleman, a renowned Canadian jazz singer, navigates the challenges of fatherhood while pursuing his dreams of stardom and maintaining family connections.
Virginia-based rock band Butterfly Vendetta is chronicled over a decade, highlighting their evolution, challenges, and impact on the local music scene.
In the remote lobster fishing villages of Nova Scotia, a young couple, Jonathan Carroll and Cat Bluemke, develops virtual reality MORPG video games.
Celebrated British electronic musician Matthew Herbert explores the diverse soundscape of the world, emphasizing the importance of listening in everyday life.
Shawna Potter, lead singer of War On Women and author of Making Spaces Safer, advocates for social justice and safer environments through her music and activism.
In urban environments, fallen trees are transformed into art and eco-friendly creations, highlighting innovative approaches to environmental preservation.
A cast of 32 local actors participated in the production of a science fiction film, with many adopting different accents for their roles.
In Pasadena, California, a neglected tree in the Rose Bowl parking lot becomes the focus of an activist artist's efforts to save it from extinction.
Filmmakers Britt Harris and Molly Muse travel 26 hours to Caraíva, Brazil, to collaborate on Ale Paschoalini’s independent feature film Raízes.
The history of Italian theater in New York City is explored through the lens of Kairos Italy Theater, highlighting its cultural significance and evolution.
Franco-Japanese sculptor Tetsuo Harada shares his artistic process and influences in an intimate interview set in his Parisian home and ateliers in Japan.
Wissahickon Creek in Pennsylvania is showcased through ambient visuals accompanied by music composed by Chris Zabriskie, highlighting the area's natural beauty.
Aerial cinematography showcases Ireland's iconic landscapes, including the Cliffs of Moher, Dublin, Kilkenny Castle, and Trinity College, accompanied by an original score.
Albert Kahn's Archives of the Planet, created between 1909 and 1931, features the first extensive collection of color photographs documenting global diversity.
Barry Gifford's autobiographical stories of growing up in 1950s Chicago, narrated by Willem Dafoe, Lili Taylor, and Matt Dillon, paint a vivid portrait of a bygone era.
Marcus Mitchell, head chef at Talisman Restaurant in Nairobi, Kenya, showcases his culinary skills by preparing unique dishes like BBQ ostrich and imaginative starters.
At Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious gathering, theatre actors perform a play depicting the Hindu origin myth of the churning of the cosmic ocean.
The Roberto brothers designed numerous housing buildings, including the famous Voluntários da Pátria 127, contributing significantly to Brazilian modern architecture.
The Refreshments, known for their 1990s hit "Banditos," experienced a rise and fall that is chronicled through interviews and archival footage.
First-time filmmaker Jonathan Baker navigates the challenges of the film industry with guidance from veterans Jodie Foster, Adrian Lyne, John Badham, and Taylor Hackford.
A mother with mast cell activation disorder prepares for a life-saving bone marrow transplant while writing songs for her daughter to perform.
Six children helped their mother weave rugs at home, learning a craft that connects them to their Finnish heritage and family history.
Lasseindra Ninja, a prominent transgenre dancer, returns to French Guiana to teach voguing, highlighting its significance for local LGBTQ empowerment and expression.
A $5,000 budget fueled the chaotic production of the indie action film "The Last Stub Master," as recounted by its cast and crew members.
Kumi Korf, an internationally recognized artist, explores her influences and creative process as a painter, printmaker, and book artist in this insightful documentary.
Ebrahim Mokhtari began his filmmaking career in 1979, shortly after the Islamic Revolution, and has faced significant censorship challenges in Iran.
Scottish Indie feature film "Lost at Christmas," starring Sylvester McCoy and directed by Ryan Hendrick, is explored through behind-the-scenes insights during the onset of a global pandemic.
In the heart of Paris, young dancers train rigorously to achieve professional status while simultaneously preparing for their high school diplomas.
In Naples, artist Annalaura di Luggo transforms discarded aluminum into four giant sculptures, promoting environmental protection and cultural renewal.
In Galicia, Grupo Nove, formed by nine young chefs in 2003, revolutionized local cuisine by blending traditional techniques with modern innovations, earning 8 Michelin stars.
In 2007, "The Midnight Barbecue" featured notable guests Tony Hawk and Shaun White at its final Camp Jeep event in Virginia.
Mykke Hofmann, a female design collective founded by Jelena Hofmann and Sedina Halilovic in Munich, showcases its Balkan roots and global reach in over 40 stores.
Simon Fitzmaurice, an Irish filmmaker with motor neurone disease, narrates his experiences directing his first feature film, with insights from his memoirs.
On August 23, 2021, Thierry Mauvignier completed his last film in Vienne, co-written with his brother, French writer Laurent Mauvignier.
Jon Bindley re-invents his family's century-old hardware business into an American roots band, intertwining music with his family's history through recovered artifacts.
Neustrelitz's state theater faces significant challenges as it navigates structural downsizing and funding cuts, impacting artistic expression and community engagement.
Cinecittà's Studios served as a backdrop for the rise of Italy's first cinematic divas, exploring their tumultuous ties to politics, drugs, and excess.
Independent musician Steve Everett navigates the challenges of creating his fourth studio album amid the uncertainties of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Jerome “JS aka The Best” Smith, an emerging Hip Hop artist from Washington, D.C., navigates the challenges of the music industry while collaborating with figures like DJ Flexx.
Winnipeg artist Robert Pasternak combines new-age philosophy and comic book aesthetics to create a vibrant and interconnected artistic universe.
A 50-piece orchestra reinterprets classic tracks by Dave Lowe, a composer known for his work on iconic video games like "After Burner" and "Starglider."
Figurative artist Ugo Dossi explores themes of metaphysics, astronomy, and the collective subconscious, with insights from Franz Anton Mesmer and Wilhelm Reich.
Jüri Sillart's evolution as a cinematographer and director is explored through his experiences in the Soviet film industry and his impact on Eastern European cinema.
