What to Watch Right Now

In the alternate future where your heritage defines you will be, one young man decides to stand against tradition.

Robin Roberts hosts this discussion about Hamilton together with the creator, director and the cast. The discussion ranges from questions about the show's creation to its remarkable relevance to today's social and political realities.

Every night, around the world, couples fall asleep side by side - trusting they know what lies beside them Tonight, in this apartment something evil is about to show it's true face.

This documentary celebrates Toronto Caribbean Carnival which is the largest street festival in North America that attracts up to two million people from around the world. A both revealing and inspiring journey from the history of Caribbean colonization to the biggest celebration of freedom tied with creativity, innovation and economics.

Documentary about how a near death experience can give a person deeper understanding of people, life and love.

The official documentary of the band Y&T. "On With the Show" tells a true story of grit, passion, tough luck, glory, and the relentless will to rock.

A riveting inspirational stage play that lifts the spirit of audiences everywhere. A live, funny, musical and uplifting dramatization of the many faces of "ugly.

After graduating from college, 21-year-old Bridget moves to a new town with her best friend Lindsay. Desperately needing a job to support her budding writing career, she takes a job as an Executive Assistant to business tycoon Anthony Gloss. The salary is eye-watering and the perks keep on coming, but she will soon learn that a life of luxury can come at a deadly price.

Eriko returns home to attend her sister's funeral 10 years after she moved to Tokyo to become an actress, but her relatives question Eriko's pretend life as a successful actress. Eriko declares that she will take care of her sister's son while finding out that she was a professional mourner.

Diagnosed with colon cancer, a free-spirited man embarks on an illuminating road trip with his son through South Africa.

An ex Golden Glove champion repairs a broken bond with his sister while sabotaging a gun trafficking scheme.

Aron is 88 years old, Eazek is 94 and Claudine is 89. Over seventy years ago, although they lost their entire families, they survived the holocaust and resettled in New York City. Now they are sharing their stories in a unique program led by a drama therapist with high-school students in Brooklyn. The hope is that this sharing will sensitize the students and give some closure to the adult survivors after all these years. The Witness Theater workshop they participate in culminates in the performance of a play based on Survivor stories. The film that has emerged uses a mix of cinema verite, archival footage, interviews, animation and staged recreations of stories to blend past and present, using the Witness Theatre program as a vehicle for telling the survivors' remarkable stories. Scenes from the program's weekly creative workshops and final performance are interspersed with scenes of the survivors at home, all within the structure of a dramatic arc that traces survivors' lives before, during and after the war. The result is a story that, told in the present, imparts insights into the effect of the past on multiple generations of Jews, while also illustrating the power and importance of transmitting experience from one generation to the next. As the last generation of Holocaust survivors lives out their final years, the number of individuals who are physically and mentally able to "bear witness" dwindles and the question of what happens to their stories and their experience remains.