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Filmed between autumn 2020 and summer 2021. From diaristic cycle, that what moves.

The blast doors slowly open, revealing for the first time - Godzilla, his bioluminescent dorsal spikes outlining his shape in the murky waters of the Atlantic. The scene of Godzilla's first appearance at Monarch's Deep Sea Command Center shows us a vision of The King as we've never seen him before. Join the filmmaking team as they illuminate the creation of this breathtaking sequence, and the location where it takes place: Castle Bravo, Monarch's epic underwater research complex.

A 1955 VW Beetle drove around the world three times and is still on the road. Watch the interactive film and uncover incredible photos, journals, and artifacts from its travels.

An examination on helicopter related deaths and accidents in film; from the Twilight Zone: Movie to Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection with interviews from those involved.

For the first time ever, the greatest moments of an entire century are available in one video collection. This 10-volume series provides insightful narration, rare photographs and stunning footage--some of which is being released to the public for the first time!

A very merry celebration is about to begin! Join your favorite purple dinosaur as he travels to the North Pole to discover the wonders of Santa's workshop, decorates the Christmas caboose, and teaches Baby Bop that the magic of Christmas is about giving, not receiving. Barney makes all of your Christmas wishes come true with dino-sized friendship and fun in this festive holiday movie!

This fascinating film depicts the Taigana, an unusual tribe of nomads living in the mountainous Hovsgol region of Mongolia, near the Siberian border. Nomadism has deep spiritual meaning for the Taigana; their annual migration represents the cyclical nature of life to them and has profound sacred meanings. All their activities are dictated by the world of the spirits. They believe the valleys and mountains are inhabited by their forefathers and by the Supreme Divinity.The Taigana are entirely dependent on their reindeer. They use the sturdy animals to move along the same paths their ancestors did for hundreds of years. Each family owns ten to seventy reindeer which provide most of the diet of the Taigana. The meat is dried and preserved while the milk is used for drinking and making cheese. The skin is utilized to make clothing for the extremely cold winter.

An hour long documentary looking at the life of the Sugiura family, fish merchants and caterers living in Tokyo.

Sam was born with an extremely rare genetic disorder called Familial Dysautonomia. When born, he had 50 per cent chance of making it to his fifth birthday. Now, at the age of 39 we follow this exceptional person as he pursues his joint goals of getting his acting career back on track and finding love.

The Junkie Tour (also known as Dhanyavad Tour) is the second concert tour by Canadian American recording artist, Alanis Morissette. The tour promoted her fourth studio album, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie. Beginning October, the tour played over 100 shows in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa. Recorded in Teatro Monumental, Santago de Chile, November 25, 1999.

An intimate look at the Fathers of Rock 'N' Robe.

Adapted from the spiritual journals of the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1847–1857, a period during which the Pleasant Hill meeting house hosted one of the longest Shaker meetings ever recorded, 19 hours in duration.

Follow the origins of the #MeToo movement as it spread online taking the world by storm and becoming one of the most popular social media hashtags around the globe. Examining the truth about celebrity actress Alyssa Milano's initial tweet of the hashtag to the take-down of hollywood icon Harvey Weinstein, #MeToo: A Movement That Changed The World takes viewers deep into the rabbit hole of a movement sweeping the nation.

An investigation of the life of experimental, gay, black SF based choreographer Ed Mock - and his death of AIDS in 1986.

"The gates of hell" was how a Bolivian mountain rich in silver became known. Four hundred years on, life remains just as bad for the men and women who scrape a living from its toxic seams.