What to Watch Right Now

On the highways of Mississippi, a psychotic priest and his brother are on a crusade to absolve sinners with their own brand of murder.

The stories are based on the preschool generation's everyday life: with love, loyalty and the respect of nature as the main messages. The tales help children to express abstract concepts easily, as they are instructive, teaching how to love and help each other, how to be good-hearted and sympathetic.

Resisterhood is a film about the power of women, hope and resistance in modern American politics. After the 2016 elections, we follows six diverse Americans as they fight for social justice on the streets and in the halls of power.

Buckle up because we're going down to the drive-in. Drive-In Splatter House, that is! This ain't gonna be pretty so you better leave your momma at home! First, we're gonna get a front row seat to a drug bust gone wrong and then follow a crazed man-beast who escapes from prison and harasses a group of camp counselors. You're gonna be happy you got the large popcorn. Drive-in, Carried out!

Photographer Mike Blabac dives into process, history and the meaning of a life in skateboarding as he captures portraits for his latest book.

In a small town in Africa, two college kids, Kwesi and Niko become entangled in the world of internet theft. When a local criminal takes them under his wing the two friends must now find their way to redemption or risk being trapped in the cycle of crime.

An inmate at a high security criminal insane asylum escapes and ends up at a country club run by a woman with interesting culinary tastes. She offers the guy a 'safe' place to lay low until its safe to move on. Of course, things are not what they seem, including a drink she makes the guy have everyday.

The first film to expose the impact of urban sprawl on American Agriculture. Farmers and ranchers across the country are dealing with increasing urbanization of rural America. With that urbanization brings challenges and opportunities. Hear from six farm and ranch families, including: Lovin family, Lexington, Georgia; Marsh family, Huntley, Illinois; Stabler family, Brookeville, Maryland; John Dofflemyer, California; Mark Nelson, Wilton, California; and the Cropp family, Damascus, Maryland, about how urban sprawl has impacted them and American Farmland Trust CEO John Piotti about the issue as a whole.

The documentary 'Magic' takes you to the daily reality of Dami and Chengcheng, two trans* sex workers in Northeast China. Bold, bawdy and uninhibited, they candidly share their stories and dreams, showing how they understand and live sexual freedom, diversity and pleasure. One of the first documentaries ever to focus on trans* sex workers in China, 'Magic' is a funny and moving film that emits a powerful challenge to current societal views on sex, gender, intimate relationships and sex work.

This program demonstrates functions of the navy's frogmen commandos, the seals. This documentary displays the excitement of parachute jump training to the serene jungle patrols.

In a college town, a man goes out for the night. After having a good time at a bar with two guys he just met from the University's beloved football team, things quickly go a different direction. Between the ensuing investigation and society's reaction to the situation, it soon becomes clear that the man is to blame for everything that befalls him that night...he went out by himself, drank and gave off signals.