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"Alan Pakula: Going for Truth" encompasses the personal and professional life of Alan J. Pakula, a lauded filmmaker and extremely private man, who was unflinching in his commitment to bringing some of the most memorable movies of the last half of the 20th century to the big screen. Always placing story first and going for truth, with anonymity being his preferred style of directing, this elusive artist finally gets his spotlight. Select cast and crew members from his wide ranging filmography including To Kill A Mockingbird, Klute, All the President's Men, Sophie's Choice, Presumed Innocent, and The Pelican Brief bring Pakula to life once more after he was lost so tragically; while family and friends share their memories of knowing him as an artist, a husband, and a stepfather.

Arulmozhi Varman continues on his journey to become Rajaraja I, the greatest ruler of the historic Chola empire of south India.

Nobunaga Oda, who aims to unify Tianjin, was violently offensive with the forces of the Mao army, Takeda army, Uesugi army, and temple company in Kyoto. Meanwhile, Nobunaga's vassal Araki Muramura causes a conspiracy to disappear. Nobunaga gathers Akemitsuhide and Hidayoshi Hashiba's vassals and orders Muradae's search for his trace inheritance. Hideyoshi worked with his younger brother, Hideyoshi, and military officer Kuroda, and instructed Geninobu geisha, Ryoshinemon Soro, to find Murashige. In fact, Hideyoshi was aiming to catch Nobunaga and Gwangju on this turmoil and try to catch Tianjo.

Dreaming of a better life, Ali makes a precarious living selling contraband gas on the streets of Tunisia. Forced to take charge of his two younger sisters after their father's sudden death, and facing impending eviction, Ali will have to make a decision from which there is no turning back. What ensues is a fight for dignity, the voice of a generation trying to be heard.

Artist Mischa Richter (whose photograph of Amy Winehouse graced the cover of her album Back to Black before making its way into London's National Portrait Gallery) debuts his first documentary feature, a poetic meditation on his native Provincetown, Massachusetts. In an exploration of the free-spirited community, Mischa, whose artist family has lived in the town for close to 100 years, has conversations with pilgrims, outcasts, fishermen, drag queens and spirit guides in an attempt to discover what freedom means in America today.

Velvet Jesus tells the gripping story of a man's desperate journey to discover the truth about his past. Along the way, he uncovers secrets about himself that will forever change the course of his life.

He will forever live in the hearts of his fans and those who knew him best. This is not just a biographical documentary, but a haunting of the people and places that were dear to one of Ireland's greatest actors.

In western Ukraine, on the eve of a traditional carnival. Pamfir returns to his family after months of absence. Their love is so unconditional that when his only child starts a fire in the prayer house, Pamfir has no other choice but to reconnect with his troubled past to repair his son's fault. He will be taken on a risky path with irreversible consequences.

A spy with a mysterious past, who is on a mission to uncover the truth about a dangerous terrorist organization.

A middle-class Malayali youth who is settled in Mumbai and revolves around incidents that take place on a journey to Kerala.

Through the stories of everyday citizens resisting the status quo, the new documentary from filmmaker and journalist, Sinéad O'Shea confronts Ireland's recent history of brutality against children and women.

Bradford Movie Makers is one of the oldest amateur filmmaking clubs in the world. Once a thriving community, these days the membership is dwindling and the group struggle to keep the wolf from the door.

After being disqualified twice from being selected for the army, Jackie a young dancer sets out to pursue his dream against his father's will before time runs out.

Returning home from the front line after being held captive for two months, soldier Lilia (29 y.o.) discovers that she is pregnant after being raped by her warden. Will she manage to survive this trauma and save the child in a society that is not ready to accept either of them?

An intimate look at the formation and legacy of the WNBA, and flagship team New York Liberty's dramatic 2021 season, as they play for acceptance, respect, and the future of basketball.

Jimmy Lai personifies Hong Kong's entrepreneurial spirit. This spirit, coupled with an embrace of freedom, unleashed economic prosperity for Hong Kongers and made Jimmy a billionaire. Jimmy's native China underwent a similar prosperity by undertaking an experiment with personal and economic freedoms, lifting an astounding 800 million Chinese out of poverty. Today, it's a different story-and the stakes couldn't be higher for Jimmy Lai, the citizens of Hong Kong, and the people of China. Jimmy fled Maoist revolutionaries as a 12 year old and began a new life as a simple textile laborer in Hong Kong. Within 30 years he started a fashion house and built Giordano into an enormously successful clothing retail business with thousands of stores worldwide. In reaction to China's 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, Jimmy launched Next Media and published Hong Kong's most successful newspaper, Apple Daily. As guardian of freedom of speech and the press, Apple Daily provided an independent voice for Hong Kong following its 1997 transition from British rule to Chinese control. Reassured by Beijing's "one nation, two systems" approach, much of Hong Kong's prosperity and freedom continued-until a palpable shift occurred under the leadership of Chinese president Xi Jinping. As China retreated from its "one nation, two systems" policy and began installing pro-Beijing leaders in Hong Kong, Jimmy became a leading voice against repressive policies. Jimmy could have fled but he chose to stay, marching alongside millions of his fellow Hong Kongers in defense of freedom and democracy. He was soon arrested and jailed. International banks froze his assets. Apple Daily was raided and key executives arrested. In June 2021, Apple Daily printed its final edition and shut its doors. Today Jimmy perseveres in a Hong Kong prison cell awaiting trial. Featuring Lord Christopher Patten, Rev. Robert Sirico, Mary Kissel, Victoria Hui, Joey Siu, William McGurn, Lord David Alton and others, The Hong Konger chronicles Jimmy's story of heroic sacrifice and symbol of the freedom movement. From his own testimony as well as through exclusive interviews with diplomats, citizen activists, scholars, and friends from across the globe, one thing becomes clear: Jimmy's fate is in our hands. His cause must not die in a prison cell-for freedom is not merely his cause, but the cause of all Hong Kongers, the Chinese people, and indeed all humanity.

Tina Sidhu accidentally kills someone while planning a millionaire's wedding celebrations, and a comedy of errors ensues as she tries to get rid of the dead body.

Real estate agent Jenna Anderson is crippled by guilt from the violent and sudden death of her daughter. With nothing to lose, she walks away from society to live a life rough on the streets of Sin City, Las Vegas.

In this acclaimed classic directed by and starring Japanese auteur Takeshi Kitano, a police offer leaves the force in the face of harrowing personal and professional difficulties. Spiraling into depression, he makes questionable decisions.

Born into an upper-class family with a doting mother who foots the bill for her indolent lifestyle, 24-year-old Amanda spends time avoiding work and haunting the local cinematheque in Turin, where she looks for boyfriends but only finds "weird" misfits who mirror her own social situation of being alone every Saturday night. Amanda is lonely but manages to push others away with her awkward and combative personality. She tags along, uninvited, to her much-older housekeeper's family picnics and encourages her school-aged niece to rebel against her mother - Amanda's more responsible and long-suffering older sister, Marina. When Amanda discovers that Rebecca, whom Amanda was close to as a toddler, is back in town, she makes it her mission to convince Marina they are still best-friend material. Initially, Amanda and Rebecca do not seem to have much in common anymore. The latter became a popular high-school athlete and has since studied to become a lawyer. Yet Rebecca's sudden homebound lethargy puts Amanda in the unique position of being comparatively high-functioning, imbuing her small daily dramas and outings with a sense of purpose.

An intense love story between two young men forms from a harrowing incident they are involved in. From that moment on nothing will be like it used to be and the love between the two men sadly brings to light Luca’s parents’ hate and intolerance towards their relationship.

A tale of how a fateful Monday changes the lives of a billionaire, a gang of amateur thieves, an old man, and an immigrant techie, that touches the subjects of racism, police brutality and class differences on a satirical note.

In the fall of 2021, filmmaker James Gallagher rode across the country with Marc Rebillet on his sold-out Third Dose Tour to capture what it was about the artist, showman, and robe-clad musical alchemist that brought thousands of people out of their homes for the first time.

A woman moves to Paris to tend to the home of a recently deceased friend and begins a video correspondence with filmmakers Burak and Blake, an interaction that is initially healing but is not what it seems.