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Fyfe Robertson reflects on his lifelong relationship with cars, exploring nostalgia and questioning whether their prevalence has diminished the joy of driving.
Judi Dench reflects on her favorite places and pursuits during a heartfelt conversation with broadcaster Roy Plomley in this nostalgic BBC clip.
David Wojnarowicz, a key figure in the 1980s New York City art scene, used his work to critique societal indifference to the AIDS crisis before his death in 1992.
Victor D’Altorio, facing chronic back pain at 52, shares his decision to end his life while engaging friends in a final acting class and play production.
A mother and child engage in candid conversations about gender identity over the course of 19 minutes, addressing challenges and support.
Arthur Jafa reflects on Jean-Michel Basquiat's profound intellect and symbolic significance in the art world, highlighting the pressures he faced as a pioneering Black artist.
On June 6, 1944, a soldier lost both his hands in a training accident, leading to his rehabilitation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Winnipeg's COVID-19 lockdown is captured through filmmaker Galen Johnson's lens, showcasing the city's empty streets and the daily lives of its residents.
