What to Watch Right Now

An emergency rescue worker fights for survival after getting caught in the crossfire of Bangkok's deadly underbelly.

Determined dreamers built a road through the clouds, clear to the summit of the tallest peak in the Northeast.

Filmed on Election Day 2020 in five cemeteries across New York State, WOMEN AND THE VOTE is a mosaic-style documentary on the past 100 years of women's political equality, the present moment, and the possibilities for the future.

The disappearance of Eliza Samudio and her four-month-old son made headlines in Brazil. The main suspect was the child's father. Eight people were convicted for the kidnapping and murder of Eliza, but her body was never found.

Federal Judge Douglas Ginsburg explores the promise and enduring influence of America's Declaration of Independence, both at home and around the world. This promissory note for liberty inspired over 100 nations seeking their independence. In the United States, it influenced the abolitionist movement, the Women's Suffrage movement, and iconic civil rights figures Frederick Douglass and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Birth of The Endless Summer follows Californian surf pioneer, Dick Metz, as he vagabonds the globe from 1958-1961-revealing the untold story behind one of the most watched and beloved documentaries of all time, The Endless Summer.

On May 16th, 2019, The State of Maine made history by passing LD 944 An Act to Ban Native American Mascots in All Public Schools, the first legislation of its kind in the country. For Maine's tribal nations, the landmark legislation marked an end to a decades long struggle to educate the public on the harms of Native American mascotry. Fighting Indians chronicles the last and most contentious holdout in that struggle, the homogeneously white Skowhegan High School, known for decades as "The Home of the Indians". This is the story of a small New England community forced to reckon with its identity, its sordid history, and future relationship with its indigenous neighbors. It is a story of a small town divided against the backdrop of a nation divided where the "mascot debate" exposes centuries old abuses while asking if reconciliation is possible.

Yamame Yamano (Kazuya Kamenashi) is an unpopular comedian. His senior informs him that "...it will air on TV, if you stay at the stigmatized property where a murder took place." That is how Yamame Yamano begins to stay at stigmatized properties. And at those stigmatized properties, he experiences various unnatural phenomena.

The harmony between two couples is put to the test when Lars, the boss of one of the men, invites himself to their barbecue.

For reasons of well-calculated tax savings, a financial expert Ines marries her low-earning childhood friend. The marriage of convenience with the dreamy loser brings Ines a lot of tax savings. When a notoriously suspicious tax official moves into the neighborhood, the sham couple must fall head over heels in love.

Eve, a troubled woman who grew up in a cult, is smitten with a new love interest.

Casa Bonita, a quirky Mexican restaurant in Colorado with cliff divers, faces closure. South Park (1997) creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone try saving this piece of childhood/Colorado history.

Whitney (Skarsten), a cautious librarian raised by home security experts, finds herself in a real-life adventure when a blind date mix-up leads her into an undercover FBI operation. Forced to pose as the girlfriend of Special Agent Josh (Sevier), she helps him track down an art thief targeting the Heart of Christmas necklace at a Christmas Eve charity ball. As the stakes rise, Whitney must embrace her inner action hero to save the day-and her family-just in time for Christmas. Starring Rachel Skarsten and Corey Sevier.