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A group of competitive athletes over the age of 90 competes for gold in the Olympics of OAP sport, showcasing their enduring passion for racing.
Jim Carrey's rise from humble beginnings in Canada to becoming a Hollywood icon is explored through personal anecdotes and insights from those who know him best.
Twelve actors over the age of 80 recount their experiences in Hollywood, including Kaye Ballard, who reflects on her long career in show business since 1960.
University of Central Arkansas film students navigate the challenges of creating their undergraduate thesis films while pursuing their aspirations in the industry.
Civil rights leader C.T. Vivian reflects on his partnership with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the principles of nonviolence that guided their activism.
Gene Gutowski, a teenage boy from Lwow, Poland, survived the Nazi occupation through cunning and resilience, ultimately sharing his harrowing story with his son.
A rookie cop, a priest, and a woman in despair each experience life-saving interventions from mysterious forces in a series of extraordinary events.
Niall McNeil, an artist with Down syndrome, shares his life and creative connections with his chosen family, including director Marie Clements, in this intimate portrayal.
Stephen Hess, a former speechwriter for President Dwight D. Eisenhower, reflects on his experiences in Washington and the inner workings of presidential politics.
Thomas Clark began his artistic career at eleven years old in St Albans, inspired by his mother Gloria Clark's gift of an 8mm movie camera.
Hoppy Quick, known as the "Catskill Mountain Bear Man," gained viral fame by livestreaming his experiences during the first 74 days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Changi Prison’s B1 Institution in Singapore showcases the experiences of five inmates, including Khai and Graceson, as they navigate rehabilitation and prepare for reintegration into society.
Justin Milton, a quadriplegic father, recalls the moment he lost control of his car and crashed into two trees, leading to a long recovery process.
Undertakers in various communities are portrayed as humorous and dedicated individuals who navigate the demands of their profession with generosity and resilience.
In Germany, approximately 500,000 new cancer cases are reported annually, highlighting the personal experiences of patients and advancements in treatment technologies.
Michael Fenton reflects on his father's artistic life, exploring themes of success, failure, and the essence of art in a personal narrative.
Harry Styles rose to fame as a member of One Direction after auditioning for the UK's X Factor in 2010, transforming from an eliminated solo artist to pop royalty.
Eight Arab women in Canada share their experiences and perspectives on feminism, politics, and belonging, offering a counter-narrative to mainstream portrayals.
Douglas Dunning, an actor, navigates the complexities of Hollywood through a narrative that blends humor, outrageous events, and tragic outcomes.
Cast and crew members of the indie film "Murder Game" reflect on their experiences, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and discussing a potential sequel.
In the Vilcabamba valley of Ecuador, Stef Biemans explores the remarkable longevity of its centenarians and the cultural attitudes towards aging and health care.
In the Himalayas, cyclists David Deaton, Maxwell Frost, and Tore Gronne explore the resilience of the human spirit through the sport of cyclocross.
A man traces his roots to the Middle East while seeking to connect with his estranged father, whom he has never met.
Mekonen Abebe, a young Ethiopian-Israeli commander in the Israeli Defense Forces, returns to Ethiopia to explore his heritage and confront his past.
Daniel, who lives in a cave in Utah without money, and other unconventional individuals illustrate how nonconformity can lead to healthier, happier lives.
A disabled janitor trains for an underground wrestling match while facing pressure from his able-bodied mentor in Tokyo's competitive scene.
Hollywood Immersive, founded in 2010, connects aspiring actors from around the world to industry professionals during an intensive training program.
A dying child is saved by a nurse no one remembers, while a man encounters his double and a doctor picks up a mysterious hitchhiker, raising questions of miracles.
In the hills of Appalachia, 16-year-old Jennifer Johnson defies gender norms by founding a successful full-contact football team that wins a National Championship.
Zahed Haftlang, an Iranian soldier, and Najah Aboud, an Iraqi conscript, form an unbreakable bond after one saves the other during the Iran-Iraq War.
Three 12-year-old girls navigate the challenges of girlhood over a year, highlighting the significant roles of peer pressure and family influence.
A former champion racehorse named Midnight, once a prized possession, faces the challenges of life as a rodeo horse, showcasing resilience and survival.
A man receives life-saving medical advice from a radio program, while a near-blind mother races to save her sick child and a driver narrowly avoids disaster.
In 1947, a train sank in Slocan Lake, British Columbia, prompting a team of divers and a 99-year-old brakeman to recover the historic locomotive.
Felicia DeRosa and her wife, Gwen Glover DeRosa, navigate the complexities of love and identity as a transgender couple in contemporary America.
The Tuareg of northern Niger, Callahuayas of the Andean mountains, Sadhus of India, Huaorani tribes of Ecuador and Peru, and Golokpa of Qinghai, China, exemplify diverse nomadic cultures.
Walter Day, a key figure in esports and star of King of Kong, faces a lawsuit while striving to record his rock-opera love songs inspired by arcade nostalgia.
In 1988, Danish author and psychologist Jens Michael Schau killed his life companion in a jealous rage, serving seven years in prison before his story was adapted into a theatrical performance.
Dan Huxtable, a profoundly dyslexic entrepreneur and kick boxer from Wales, has achieved three world titles and is set to open the largest kick boxing gym in the country at just 22 years old.
Jorge Pina's life as a professional boxer is explored through his training, weigh-ins, and the influence of key figures like trainer Vítor and manager Magalhães.
In Paros, Greece, memoirist George Crane and poet Barry Tagrin share their experiences as American intellectuals living on the island's rugged landscape.
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.
One military spouse reports her husband has been deployed over 20 times, including short-term assignments, which adds strain to family life.
In this episode, stories of a grandmother's guidance, a mother's distant connection to her daughter, and a nurse's unexpected assistance highlight the enduring bonds of love and protection.
After Jon Hernandez's death from Sickle Cell Anemia, his friends with disabilities unite to complete the horror film he had envisioned.
Enea, a 28-year-old man with autism living in Italy, seeks physical love while traveling through Europe with friends Carlo and Alex.
In Denmark, young fencers Ruben and Marie navigate the challenges of competition while building a strong friendship amidst Europe's elite talent.
A man's quest to honor his deceased ex-wife culminates in a poignant exploration of love, loss, and trans identity in contemporary society.
