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Lusia Harris scored 40 points in a single game, outpacing the entire opposing team, and later became a three-time national champion at Delta State University.
A 40-year marriage between artists Ushio and Noriko Shinohara unfolds in Brooklyn, revealing their struggles and artistic pursuits.
Bill Cunningham, a renowned street fashion photographer for the New York Times, captures the evolving styles of everyday New Yorkers and reflects on beauty in urban life.
Twenty years after a series of outtakes from a Winnebago sales video went viral, filmmaker Ben Steinbauer tracks down the man behind the infamous clips.
Ugandan politician Bobi Wine campaigns in the 2021 presidential election, highlighting the challenges of political dissent in Uganda.
Five years passed from the start of production to the completion of the film, which reveals family secrets tied to Sarah Polley's identity.
American musician Daniel Johnston from West Virginia struggled with bipolar disorder while producing influential art, featuring personal recordings and interviews.
Major Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, shares insights during a 1961 interview at the Soviet Trade and Industrial Exhibition in London.
Jim Henson's legacy is explored through his final television show, negotiations with Disney, and the impact of MuppetVision 3D and the Muppets at Disney World.
1993 allegations against Michael Jackson are examined through new evidence and interviews with key figures, revealing insights into the controversial case.
Clément embarks on a 750-kilometer trek along the mythical Baekdu Daegan, challenging both his physical limits and the perceptions of his online persona, ClemQuiCourt.
Rob Ford, Toronto's controversial mayor, played a pivotal role in shaping the city's modern identity amid political turmoil and public scrutiny.
Greta Thunberg's school strike for climate action sparked a global movement, culminating in the largest climate protest in history on March 15, 2019.
In late 1934, animators from Walt Disney Studios gathered after hours at the studio's headquarters in Silverlake, Los Angeles, for a presentation by Walt Disney.
Ted Ngoy rises from refugee to donut empire builder in America.
A man's creation of a unique operating system in the late 2000s coincides with his increasingly erratic behavior, raising concerns about his mental health.
Vanessa Carlton reflects on the creation of "A Thousand Miles," a song that transformed into a global hit and cultural phenomenon over two decades.
Henry Darger, an enigmatic artist, created 30,000 pages of writing and around 300 striking artworks, only to be recognized posthumously in Chicago.
During the Sturgis Bike Week, Andrew Callaghan interviews attendees, including a clown with a foot fetish and individuals expressing extreme political views.
Thomas Müller reflects on his remarkable career at FC Bayern, sharing insights from his early days, record achievements, and lasting impact on the club.
Jeffrey Epstein's complex origins and influential connections from the 1980s to early 2000s reveal the enigmatic figure behind his notorious legacy.
An intimate day in the life of musician Nick Cave unfolds creatively.
Denise transformed from a high school drug dealer into an international cocaine queenpin at just 17, mingling with celebrities on the Sunset Strip.
Five films were made between Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski, marked by intense conflicts and a complex creative partnership.
More than 500 hours of footage were recorded to document the Manassas Tigers' attempts to achieve a winning season in high school football.
Walaa, a girl from a West Bank refugee camp, defies societal norms to pursue her dream of becoming a policewoman in the Palestinian Security Forces.
Joe Strummer, the lead singer of The Clash, is portrayed through interviews and archival footage, highlighting his impact on music and social issues.
Leonard Nimoy's legacy as Mr. Spock is explored through personal memories, interviews with Star Trek cast members like William Shatner, and archival footage.
Matthew VanDyke traveled 35,000 miles on a motorcycle through Northern Africa and the Middle East before joining the fight against Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.
In 1957, Ingmar Bergman released two acclaimed films, directed four plays, and produced a TV movie, all while facing personal challenges.
3,000 pages of redacted military documents reveal the coverup surrounding Pat Tillman's death in Afghanistan and the manipulation of his legacy.
An electrical engineer's innovative computer chess program aims to challenge and potentially defeat the reigning world chess champion, captivating global attention.
Manny Pacquiao, a world champion boxer and congressman, navigates personal and professional challenges while captivating the hearts of his nation.
Michael Hutchence's life is explored through rare home videos, personal accounts from friends and family, and key moments like his relationship with Kylie Minogue.
Ten screenwriters, directors, and producers, known as the Hollywood Ten, were blacklisted after refusing to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1947.
Vreeland served as editor-in-chief of Vogue for nearly 25 years, transforming the magazine into a leading force in the fashion industry.
Four daughters of Johnny Cash and Vivian Liberto share their mother's story in a documentary featuring archival recordings of both parents.
An unexpected, undrafted Asian-American basketball player defies the odds to become a global sensation.
Beirut's vibrant nightlife, exquisite cuisine, and rich culture are explored through Anthony Bourdain's encounters with local artists and communities.
Anton Yelchin's life and career are depicted through personal journals, photographs, and interviews with family and friends, reflecting his influence on Hollywood.
Sam Borenstein, a dedicated painter for over 40 years, gained recognition for his talent only in the later years of his life.
A 107-minute documentary features William Friedkin discussing his career, including his work on The Exorcist and The French Connection.
Troy James Hurtubise tests his homemade grizzly-proof suit against Canada's grizzly bears, blending humor and bravery in a unique exploration of human ingenuity.
Stanley Kubrick's life and cinematic legacy are explored through interviews with Jack Nicholson, Nicole Kidman, and insights from directors like Steven Spielberg.
Five young basketball players from Akron, Ohio, rise to prominence as they compete for a state championship during the late 1990s.
In April 1893, HP Lovecraft's father was hospitalized for violent hallucinations, profoundly impacting Lovecraft's life and work in horror literature.
Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, reflects on his passion for artificial intelligence and the ethical implications of artificial general intelligence.
Chris Brown shares his personal narrative, exploring his music passion, public relationships, and the challenges of fame through interviews and concert footage.
