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10 films
15,000 troops faced a critical decision at El Alamein in 1942 as Erwin Rommel chose to retreat against Hitler's orders to fight to the last man.
Families gather food together in Alaska's wilderness, relying on traditional practices passed down through generations to sustain their community.
Tau’t Batu, a community in Palawan, navigate treacherous terrain to return to their ancestral caves, showcasing their unique survival skills and deep connection to the land.
The village of Pile in Ecuador continues the centuries-old tradition of hand-weaving Panama hats, facing economic challenges and a declining workforce.
Seven mothers share their experiences and challenges with motherhood, questioning societal expectations and personal definitions of being a good mother.
The stories of the first Chinese women in Canada reveal their struggles against racism and sexism while shaping the identity of Chinese Canadian culture.
Quilts from Gee's Bend, Alabama, are displayed in museums around the world, reflecting the artistry and heritage of the women who created them.
A young fisherman named Danny McLoud works part-time on a boat in North Rustico while forming a summer romance with a girl from Winnipeg.
Kasha Clay collaborates with the National Academy of Sciences to document oral histories of elders from the United Houma Nation as their land disappears.
Patent records serve as a valuable resource for genealogical research, as presented by Christopher O. Magee in this informative session.
