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A golden statue of Harvey Weinstein, titled "The Weinstein Casting Couch," created by Plastic Jesus and Joshua 'Ginger' Monroe, disrupts the 90th Academy Awards.
A screenwriter trapped in a city during the COVID-19 pandemic searches for his wife while attempting to create a film that cannot be filmed.
In Naples, artist Annalaura di Luggo creates a large installation that reflects the transformative journeys of four young individuals reclaiming their self-esteem.
Mount Desert Island, Maine, is showcased through vintage home movie footage highlighting summer and winter life, Acadia National Park, and U.S. Navy visits to Bar Harbor.
Karen Kerbis leaves her job to pursue her dream of writing a telenovela in Mexico City after her life is transformed by her love for the genre.
Every well sometimes, it's Wednesday sometimes, and Bob Mankoff leads a cartoon selection meeting.
Angela Alvarez, a 91-year-old Cuban-American singer-songwriter, shares her lifetime of songs and the challenges she faced in bringing them to the world.
Virginia-based rock band Astronomers rises from coffee house performances to a sold-out CD release show in Charlottesville, Virginia, showcasing their musical journey.
Musician Night Swag Angel Candy engages in a series of conversations that evolve from a promotional video for his album Da Cartoon Killas into a complex character study.
T.Cooke, a rising Hip Hop artist, shares insights into his life and creative process during the production of his debut album "7 Cities" through interviews with family and friends.
Over 6,000 Acadians were expelled from Nova Scotia in 1755, leading many to settle in South Louisiana, where they maintain a vibrant cultural heritage.
William Fox, a Hungarian immigrant, died alone in 1952, having played a key role in establishing Twentieth Century Fox as a major Hollywood studio.
Italian Star Trek fans, known as Trekkers, celebrate their passion for the iconic science fiction saga that began with the 1966 television series.
In Baltimore, award-winning photographers Jason Pohuski, Brook Ward, and Jake Mysliwczyk capture the city's urban decay through Urbex, drone, and pro sports photography.
A child declares that fire fighting is an art, prompting a discussion about the nature of creativity and expression in children's paintings.
Ethan Rice, who has lived with an incurable disease for 28 years, reflects on his life and mortality while creating art in his final year.
Five New York City dancers, including Cori Kresge, respond to a Craigslist ad for head shaving, leading to unexpected personal transformations.
Los Angeles' unique architecture, the encroachment of nature, and the passage of time are explored through visual themes in this 74-minute tone poem directed by Russell Brown.
An artist creates an ambitious installation inspired by his father's childhood memories in Iran, leading to unexpected challenges in their relationship.
Anne Perry, a renowned mystery novelist, shares her expertise on crafting compelling backstories for mystery novels in this instructional documentary.
Southpaw, a pop punk rock band from Sydney, combines influences from U2 and Led Zeppelin with the distinctive vocals of Robert Plant.
Wendi Morrison, former frontwoman of Mercury 5, navigates her transition from Hollywood to a nature-focused life while exploring authenticity and artistic evolution.
Ethan Minsker created fanzines, street art, and a papier-mâché city from household trash during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown, ultimately running out of space.
In Scotland's Central Belt, Martin Compston and Phil MacHugh explore the significance of performance in Scottish culture and its global impact.
Glen Simister's meditative video explores the interplay of sound and color through practical effects, reflecting the viewer's own mind.
Middle Village, New York, is portrayed through the lens of acclaimed director David Lee Madison, highlighting the nostalgia and memories of his childhood.
A woman prepares for a long bike trip from Canada to New Mexico while seeking help with basic bike mechanics from a fellow mountain biker.
Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet is reimagined by director Clément Cogitore and choreographer Bintou Dembélé, featuring 30 dancers from hip-hop, krump, break, and voguing styles at the.
Maserati's legacy in motorsport and luxury automobiles is explored through interviews with family members and notable collectors like Stirling Moss and John Surtees.
Punk rock culture in the late seventies is captured through interviews and live performances by iconic bands like the Sex Pistols and The Clash, alongside infamous Sid & Nancy footage.
Jean Seberg's life, marked by her rise to fame and tragic decline, reflects the complexities of Hollywood and the impact of political activism in the 1960s.
Copenhagen's Montmartre jazz club operated from 1959 to 1974, hosting musicians like Toots Thielemans and Jimmy Griffin during its peak years.
Marlon Brando's chaotic final days are examined alongside his iconic acting career, tumultuous relationships, and lasting legacy in Hollywood.
The tumultuous production of Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now reveals the challenges faced by the cast and crew in the Philippines during the Vietnam War era.
In early 20th century America, the emergence of cinema is explored through the stories of pioneering filmmakers, early movie stars, and innovative techniques.
Miskito Indians enlist child soldiers in their battle against Sandinistas.
Rare archival footage showcases jazz legends like Fats Waller and Nat King Cole performing in the vibrant atmosphere of Harlem's speakeasies.
Jay Sebring, a pioneering figure in the hair and beauty industry, shaped Hollywood's male grooming standards and established a billion-dollar empire.
Caroll Spinney, the beloved puppeteer behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on Sesame Street, reflects on his 45-year career and personal journey in this intimate portrait.
Explore Lakshmi Vilas Palace, the largest private dwelling in India, built for the Maharaja of Baroda.
A 400-ton structure was manufactured off-site and shipped in massive pieces to transform a 100-year-old firehouse into a modern architectural landmark.
Relive dramatic moments from Portrait Artist of the Year featuring celebrity sitters and intense competition.
Three weeks of intense training at the Moulin Rouge tests the skills of new dancers as they prepare for a New Year's TV show amid rising competition.
John Constable's rural landscape paintings, including 'Hay Wain,' reflect his childhood inspirations and personal losses amid the Industrial Revolution, as explored by Gus Casely-Hayford and Richard E Grant.
Lots Road Auctions in Chelsea, London, serves as a vibrant hub for collectors and homeowners, showcasing a mix of valuable antiques and modern items.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to fulfill community wishes and enhance worship experiences.
