What to Watch Right Now

A young teenage girl takes a homeless man into her home, to show the love of christianity in action.

Don Quixote is a middle-aged gentleman from the region of La Mancha in central Spain. Obsessed with the chivalrous ideals touted in books he has read, he decides to take up his lance and sword to defend the helpless and destroy the wicked.

A businessman sneaks out of his office to play golf with champ Bobby Jones, but he meets his boss on the fairway. Jones gives both of them a lesson in the proper use of the larger iron clubs.

A fearless team dives in to solve the secret gathering of Maui Sharks.

Bull sharks are invading in a big way. Their bullish behavior in oceans worldwide has made them famous from coast to coast. The seven seas aren't enough; they're taking over brackish waters and rivers too. Warmer waters due to climate change mean bull sharks can expand their range even further ... so the more we learn about them now, the better.

During the Cold War, the USSR developed hyper-aggressive sharks. Unable to kill them, USSR military leaders launched the sharks at the moon. Flash-forward to present day and the first team of American astronauts on the moon in decades must repair a module found on the dark side of the moon, where the astronauts encounter the un-killable Russian moon sharks. After an epic fight for their lives, the astronauts trick the sharks into an escape pod, launching the sharks into the sun.

It's the 1930s. The Republic Day Ball is in progress in Zonguldak, a coal mining town in Turkey. Among the invited guests are the newcomers to this small and boring town: Halit, an engineer; his gorgeous wife Mükerrem, and Halit's sister and unwanted household member Seniha. During the ball Seniha realizes she would be the one who determines the destiny of beauty.

100 Miles to Redemption is a profound documentary that provides true insight to the inner struggle and mental anguish behind PTSD and addiction. The effects of PTSD induced by fighting in a war, physical injuries that led to using large doses of opiates, emotional strain caused by his squad leader committing suicide, and the loss of his best friend from a heroin overdose, all combined with his drug addiction, ultimately caused army veteran Shawn Livingston to lose all hope in life. He found himself homeless, cast out by his family, addicted to heroin, and facing a 20-year prison sentence. The story is told by following the treacherous adventure of Shawn's journey during the Pinhoti 100 mile trail race through the Talladega National Forest in Alabama along with the parallel story of his family's battle of living with his demons. Their lives unfold as we experience the events that gave Shawn the will and inner strength to run 100 miles.

One woman's unshakable connection to the JFK assassination continues to haunt her fifty years later.

70 years of service and duty to her people. Our record-breaking platinum Queen. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has devoted herself to her people since 1952, following the early death of her father, King George VI. As her platinum jubilee year builds to a crescendo of summer celebrations, Her Majesty will surely stop for a moment to reflect on the extraordinary changes the world has seen during her reign. She has seen 14 prime ministers, met 13 of the 14 US presidents, survived assassination attempts, and calmly dealt with her own family crises. She has made over 280 overseas state visits to other countries, and her Commonwealth of nations. She has unveiled countless plaques and cut too many ribbons to remember. But all who come into her purview, even fleetingly, will vividly remember that regal presence, dignity and charisma she brings with her, even into her nineties. The young Elizabeth could not have known that her uncle's love for an American divorcee, and his abdication from the throne, would thrust her father, and then herself, into a position of extraordinary privilege and duty. Living under the constant and intense scrutiny of the media, but able to do so much to help and support those who look to the monarchy for leadership and example. Seven decades of a head of state, in her position not because of a popular vote, but because her people respect and revere what she does for her nation.