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Samurai armor evolved significantly over time, showcasing intricate designs and components essential for protection in feudal Japan, including the function of shields.
Sandor Katz has taught fermentation workshops for over five years, sharing his passion for making sauerkraut and other fermented foods with groups of 12 to 18 people.
A young man mistakenly believes he is attending a career counseling session, but instead becomes part of a psychological experiment filled with surreal, animated experiences.
Abstract artist Sean Scully shares insights into his creative process and personal life, including the impact of fatherhood, from his studio in southern Germany.
A son enlists some help to restore a 1912 National Cash Register for his dad's surprise.
Kristen Knight Pace trains a team of 30 sled dogs as she prepares for her first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska.
NASA's Operation IceBridge collects data on ice thickness and glacier discharge speeds during its 2017 flights over the Greenland ice sheet.
In Ayacucho, Peru, artisans continue the centuries-old tradition of crafting retablos, or religious altars, highlighting the craft's historical and cultural significance.
Mobilier National in Paris holds significant French furniture and rich historical value.
Initiation into the porto lasts for seven years, during which young men learn the knowledge of their society through words and symbols.
Art school activities at the Glasgow School of Art are captured in a silent, impressionistic film by Norman McLaren, showcasing a day from morning to night.
Lucinda Williams, celebrated for her album "Car Wheels On a Gravel Road," discusses her self-taught journey and influences in Nashville with writer Carina del Valle Schorske.
Madeline Penn, an elderly nurse, experiences unsettling violin music from her neighbor Henry Hocks' house, altering her life in unexpected ways.
Dr. John Kitchin, known as "Slomo," abandoned his medical career to skate along the Pacific Beach boardwalk, prioritizing personal passion over societal norms.
In a surreal animated world created by Dahee Jeong, garments navigate daily life as faceless beings, exploring themes of identity and existence.
Sonny Rollins, a renowned jazz saxophonist, explores his artistic journey and influences in Japan while performing with the Yomuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captures vivid imagery of the Orion Nebula, showcasing the blend of art and science in astronomical photography.
In Italy, Stanley Tucci explores regions such as Naples, Sicily, and Sardinia, highlighting the country's diverse landscapes and culinary traditions.
The rivalry between Star Wars and Star Trek, featuring insights from icons like Harrison Ford and William Shatner, highlights the cultural impact of these franchises.
A game show in a man's mind features contestants guessing passwords from clues buried in his memories, revealing the challenges of forgetting names.
Suleiman the Magnificent commissioned the construction of the Süleymaniye Mosque, which was completed in just seven years by architect Mimar Sinan.
In 1970s New England, a group of children created Super 8 films, remaking classics like Jaws and King Kong, which later gained a significant audience.
Wilfred plans to create 50 artworks to tell his life story, having completed eight so far while balancing his roles as an artist and physician.
Two children encounter an angry dragon in a vibrant world of building blocks in this short children's film by Co Hoedeman.
The Church of Our Lady underground, measuring about a dozen meters long, is the oldest part of the Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, dating back to the 10th century.
Ai Weiwei and Jacob Appelbaum distribute documents in a panda suit as part of an art project addressing surveillance and censorship.
A newly created puppet takes its first steps, guided by its artist, as it begins to engage with the world around it.
In a surreal animated world, two sinister chimney sweeps extract memories from a man's brain using a large syringe filled with a yellowish liquid.
Early Cycladic cultures, known for their striking minimalist marble figurines, reveal insights into the lives and artistry of Bronze Age Aegean societies.
Joe Hsieh's 'Night Bus' depicts a violent outburst on a stranded bus at night.
Madeleine, a human cannonball, performs a traveling show with her husband while their daily life at home reveals the challenges of enduring love.
Ai Weiwei spent three months in detention in 2011, during which he questioned the government's motives for his arrest and release.
Kasper, a poet, humorously explores the chain of events leading to his birth in this Oscar-winning animated short by Torill Kove, produced by Mikrofilm and the .
Harry and Margo Sloane return to the Fairview Inn, where Margo's loneliness leads to her unexplained disappearance amidst the hotel's eerie history.
This short film features a heroine using her smartphone in 'The Enchanted Forest.'
Animator Paul Driessen presents eight interlocking tales set to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, using simultaneous storytelling across multiple windows.
The Fallas Fiesta in Valencia, held annually from March 13th to 19th, features elaborate sculptures made of styrofoam, wood, and paper mache honoring St. Joseph.
A compilation of humorous moments featuring pets showcases a variety of animals engaging in amusing antics over a 20-minute runtime.
Marusan's Japanese sofubi toys bring Godzilla and Kaiju figures to life for passionate collectors.
Harakiri, directed by Masaki Kobayashi, stands as a monumental achievement in cinema, often hailed as the pinnacle of Samurai films.
Carl Sandburg's poem, written nearly a century ago, is animated to explore the complexities of human behavior and shared experiences in a contemporary context.
Sotol plants require 72 hours of cooking to produce moonshine, a process that Tim and his team adapt using a grill instead of an underground pit.
In 1947, Christian Dior re-established French haute couture as the leading force in fashion with his first collection, which transformed women's silhouettes.
A pet squid disrupts young Dorothy's life, consuming her homework and prompting her to confront the challenges of her absentee parents and unruly hair.
In Ipanema's beach, Ricardo Chreem orchestrates a surrealistic public art project featuring 25 actors, an art performance, and an electronic manifesto.
A juggler in a park experiences a series of whimsical adventures when one of his balls escapes, leading to explorations of fantasy and love.
Michael Shaw's stained-glass creations highlight the artistic and imaginative significance of kaleidoscopes in contemporary art and crafts.
A two-day trek through remote mountains leads visitors to Whang Od, the last tattoo artist of the Kalinga tribe in the Philippines.
