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From Stone to Legend. A Must-Watch for Every Family.

All-new for 2026 · Premieres worldwide Oct 2

One Nation Does Not Equal Racism is a thought-provoking documentary that explores the complexities of patriotism, race, and national identity through diverse voices and real-life perspectives. Challenging assumptions and encouraging honest conversation, the film invites audiences to examine how unity, history, and understanding can bridge divides while asking what it truly means to be one nation.

An inspirational documentary about the remarkable Paige Calendine from Zanesville, Ohio. Paige is an 11 year old girl, who was born bilateral, meaning she does not have both legs. Paige has never let her disability hold her back, in fact just the opposite. Paige is a very successful athlete, who competes against kids who are not disabled, and wins! Paige even qualified for the state tournament in two sports: gymnastics and archery. This documentary showcases her talent as we travel to watch her compete in the Ohio state tournaments for both gymnastics and archery.

On Falling explores the lives of three professional female mountain bikers, delving into their crashes, injuries, and the psychological thrill of letting go. Featuring Miranda Miller, Andréane Lanthier Nadeau, and Brittany Phelan, it’s a sensory meditation on risk and control.

When an atheist accepts a challenge to a debate on the topic of evolution, he has no idea his participation will trigger a seismic shift in his life.

When a lifelong tennis player discovers his local courts have been reconfigured for pickleball, his dislike for the upstart sport approaches hatred.

On Father’s Day, Roy Walker’s work-obsessed world unravels when his estranged daughter arrives, forcing him to confront regrets and fight to rebuild their bond.

When Capitol officials try regulating biscuit ingredients and banning manure, Liberty Gulch faces absurd tyranny. Sheriff Duke Trumpleweed dusts off his badge to defend the town, teaming up with inventor Elon Dust and poetic Mayor Buck Shakespero. With help from etiquette teacher Miss Melania and the sassy town crier Kansas City Karoline, Liberty’s resistance takes shape—biscuits, pitchforks, and all.