Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story is an expository documentary that dives into the devastating effects of corporate control on everyday people. Examining the issue through a deep dive into Middle America, Washington DC and Manhattan, this documentary serves as Michael Moore’s most ambitious attempt to uncover the hidden cost of capitalism in America. The … Read more
The documentary On the Streets shines a light on the heartbreaking plight of homelessness in Los Angeles. The film gives an intimate and unguarded look into the lives of people who are struggling to survive without the basic necessities of life, and examines the systemic issues that have made their situation so desperate. The documentary … Read more
The Philadelphia Flyers have been a legendary team since their expansion into the National Hockey League in 1967. But it was not until 1974 that they truly began to leave an indelible mark on the world of hockey, with their first Stanley Cup win and three consecutive finals appearances to follow. This winning streak earned … Read more
The Nazi Concentration Camps documentary from 1955 is an unforgettable visual record of the unspeakable atrocities committed against innocent people during World War II. The film combines multiple sources – new color and black and white footage, newsreels, images taken by victorious allies, and still photographs – to create an emotional yet informative narrative of … Read more
The 1999 documentary Bowling for Columbine by Michael Moore is a powerful exploration of America’s obsession with guns and violence, and an unsettling look at the tragedy that unfolded at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. The film centers on two loosely related incidents: Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attending their favorite no-credit bowling class … Read more
Detailing a misunderstood lifestyle in the heart of the Utah desert, One Man, Six Wives and 29 Children is a 1999 documentary that dives deep into the life of an honest-to-goodness polygamist and his large family. The film documents their daily routine, while also exploring the religious beliefs of the Fundamentalist Mormon faith that underpins … Read more
Rice is a staple food around the world, but we rarely consider its production. A new documentary takes us through a day in the life of a rice farmer to show us the complex and laborious process involved in harvesting this essential grain. The film opens with a glimpse of rural agriculture as we follow … Read more
Diamonds have a long history of being coveted for their beauty and preciousness, but in some African nations, they have been used to fuel an international terror unlike any other. The documentary Blood Diamonds examines the human cost of the illicit diamond trade and its devastating impact on those who inhabit these regions. The diamond … Read more
The city of Coeur d’Alene, located in North Idaho, is fast becoming the epicentre of a burgeoning socio-cultural and political movement that has been quietly growing over the past few years. This area is renowned for its homogeneity, with 90 percent of its population being white and Christian. It is now also home to a … Read more
Odessa, a city on the edge of the former Soviet Union, is quickly becoming the newest tourist destination for Americans. Its popularity stems from its reputation as a hotspot for beautiful women, and its pioneering spirit. With a unique blend of Eastern European culture and Western influences, Odessa offers an exciting experience that can’t be … Read more