Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead is an incredibly moving documentary that follows the story of Joe Cross, an overweight man looking for a change in his life. For sixty days, we follow Joe’s journey as he attempts to overcome obesity and autoimmune disease. Along the way, he learns about the power of healthy eating and … Read more
Farrah Fawcett was a beloved star who made an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. She rocketed to fame in 1976 with her iconic role as Jill Monroe in the hit TV series Charlie’s Angels. Her beaming smile and effervescent personality lit up the screen, earning her a spot as one of Hollywood’s most … Read more
Tanuki Sunset is a thrilling longboard-skating game that transports players to an exciting world of winding roads, obstacles, and breathtaking sunsets. Players take control of a raccoon named Tanuki as they drift around corners, swerve away from obstacles, collect items and perform daring jumps and tricks all in the aim of earning points. These collected … Read more
Titled ‘Let Science Speak’, this feature-length movie looks to educate viewers on the causes behind climate change and show how its effects are widespread. Through interviews with leading scientists like Michael Mann and Katharine Hayhoe, ‘Let Science Speak’ explores the science behind climate change and offers solutions for how we can work together to counteract … Read more
Stephen Hawking is a name that has become synonymous with science, and for good reason. He is one of the greatest minds of our time, having made revolutionary contributions to physics and cosmology. His life story is both inspiring and fascinating, and now it can be seen in detail in the documentary A Brief History … Read more
The Srebrenica Massacre of 1995 is a tragedy that should never be forgotten. The documentary Srebrenica: A Cry from the Grave captures this heart-wrenching event, which resulted in the death of 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys. This film opens with a pre-war clip of peaceful Srebrenica, highlighting the contrast between what used to be … Read more
The Green Revolution of the 1950s was a response to the global issue of hunger and poverty, particularly in developing nations. The Rockefeller and Ford Foundations, concerned that these countries could become targets for communist subversion, invested significant funds into producing high-yield varieties of wheat, rice and corn. These crops were augmented with fertilizers, pesticides … Read more
The documentary Super Size Me, released in 2004, has been a major talking point among those discussing the effects of fast food on human health. In it, film-maker Morgan Spurlock embarks on a 30 day journey of eating nothing but fast food from a range of major corporations. The film was seen by many as … Read more
The new documentary, Starsuckers, examines the perils of our celebrity-obsessed society. You’ll discover why we are so captivated with fame and the corporations and individuals who benefit from it. Spanning two years in production and made completely independently and in secret, this film exposes the dangers of modern media. The content of Starsuckers is entirely … Read more
Fall Boys is a unique and exciting online racing game that offers up to 30 players the chance to compete in an array of mini-games. From swinging balls to carousels and from hammers to rotating platforms, every level presents a thrilling challenge to each participant as they race against the clock and their opponents. With … Read more