What to Watch Right Now

A mother and her 8 year old son struggle to survive in a bomb shelter after an unnamed apocalypse.

Coming Home Alive tells the true story of Rick White's life. Both a prankster and a Southern gentleman, White lived a rough and rugged childhood in the coal mining hills of West Virginia before joining the Army to serve his country. During his training in Upstate New York, White met his wife, occasionally breaking Army rules to visit her off-base before his deployment to Europe. Once on the Continent, he survived enemy bullets and shelling in one of the greatest battles in history, the Battle of the Bulge. Captured as a Prisoner of War, White was pushed to the brink in prison camp Stalag 4B and ultimately escaped the chaos of a collapsing Nazi Germany. An ocean away his wife waited, pregnant with their first child, uncertain if she would ever see her husband again. This is a story that captures the incredible strength of the human spirit. Awarded Best Human Interest Documentary at the New York International Independent Film Festival (2006).

This documentary shows the construction of the wooden powerboat Andromeda under the supervision of veteran craftsman Robert "Chummy" Rich, one of the last practitioners of the art of wooden boat building.

Sandy, a young, recovering alcoholic, is forced to make amends with her estranged family after a drunk driving accident leaves her sister paralyzed. But when tensions flare and rifts are further divided, Sandy must confront the buried family secret that tore them apart.

What is a documentary? What are our expectations and assumptions? Taking its cue from the 'city-symphony' genre, 'Documentary' voyeuristically explores the dominant concerns of documentary film-making, such as, the relationship between the camera and its subject and the elusive nature of truth.

When drug dealers begin disappearing from Seattle's culturally diverse South End, weed smoking, hard gunning Detectives Madson and Abandonato are thrust into the investigation.

It is not fair that our world is so small that we see repetitive people a hundred times a day and it is so big that we cannot see the person we love even once.

A recently deceased man discovers that the afterlife isn't quite what he was expecting.

An ambitious and successful young woman by any means, Sienna's life comes to an urgent halt when faced with a life threatening diagnosis. She must now face what appears to be the most difficult decision of her life, while finding small triumph amidst tragedy.

A powerful, uncensored and insightful documentary built around raw, heartfelt, never-seen-before, interviews captured in the immediate aftermath of the February 22nd 2011 earthquake in Christchurch. Survivors share their stories of panic and heart-breaking loss, courage and miraculous survival.

In this edgy thriller starring Bella Thorne, Paris Jackson, Hana Mae Lee, and Gavin Rossdale, a party girl and her sexy friends dress up as nuns to hide out from an angry LA drug lord.

The story of the dollar is that of a myth, the American dream. The dollar flinches and the world quakes. Are we living the first signs of the end of an empire? The Marvelous History of the US Dollar examines the green back's history, allure, and unique role as a catalyst for globalization, and how the American buck became so almighty that "$" is the most powerful symbol on earth.

After a "run-in" with Santa Claus, a man who does not want children finds the true gift of Christmas.

There is a thousand-years-old ancient road in Shikoku, Japan. At least ten million people have traveled this road in the past millennium. Many people have walked through this road at least once in a lifetime. There are 88 famous ancient temples along this route. and the whole journey is about 1230 kilometers. This is the road of the Shikoku Pilgrimage.