Depression Among Black and Minority College Students
This documentary informs the public more about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and how it impacts the lives of people with it more than you may have thought. It also clears up the myth…
A young woman who suffered a deep depression, the only way to deal with it is binge drinking and chain smoking. But as the price of cigarettes raises so high, she decided to give up her house and ask …
Black People Don’t Do That challenges stereotypes through three Black men exploring grief, community, and mental health. Pushing boundaries in biking, skateboarding, surfing, and kayaking, it sparks c…
After years of hiding pain behind pride, three Black men from different walks of life are forced to confront trauma, bullying, abuse, depression, and the harsh reality that silence can destroy lives. …
We unpack the Marxist idea of dialectical materialism, and explore how the deeper beliefs behind the communist movement have waged a war against religion, culture, and social harmony.
"This documentary takes an in-depth look at the facts surrounding the myth of Robin Hood and explores these facts to determine whether he ever existed."
A witty exploration of mental health challenges through relatable conversations, striking a balance between depth and levity.
The Men in Black have been a subject of numerous reports and eyewitness accounts since the start of UFO cover-up history. Explore the real history of Men in Black incidents from the 1940s to the prese…
Close friends face the trials of their first year in college while dealing with personal issues, until a tragic event alters everything, leaving their community in ruins.
Everyone desires a good life, but this desire has been exploited by movements promising a utopian idea of “heaven on earth.” But what’s really behind these movements? We start this series by exploring…
A thrilling insight into black culture in America.
A feature-length documentary that follows a community in Australia who came together to explore and demonstrate a simpler way to live in response to global crises.
A Black woman, born into slavery, lives to participate in the civil rights movement in the 1960s.
A detailed examination of the persecution and death of 5 million non-Jewish victims of the World War II Holocaust and the lives of the survivors. Through survivor stories and historical footage, these…
This movie highlights the experiences of survivors living among the general population rather than in concentration camps. Every day was unpredictable, and Jews were pursued relentlessly. Being discov…
A young blind woman struggles for independence.
A woman’s journey from despair to hope inspires others toward healing.
Letters from Wallens Ridge prison poured into the WMMT radio station, describing human rights violations and racial tension between staff and inmates. This documentary investigated the prison and its …
Composed of three stories of people facing a dilemma of their own, the movie reveals how each person copes with life crises and struggle to find a meaning in all. Yeon-joo is an eleven-year-old girl d…
A privileged teen must serve a community sentence for assaulting a homelessness man and learns an important lesson about life.
Titled "Poems from the Processing Zone," a collection of poems by labor literature poet Li Changxian, this documentary uses poetic form to draw attention to the labor and survival dilemmas faced by fe…
“American Anxiety 2” is a film that explores prescription anti-depressant medications and their effectiveness treating the hidden epidemic of anxiety and depression.
In March 2013, actress Karen Black publicly disclosed her long battle with cancer. A few months prior, in January, the Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner discussed 40 years of acting insigh…
A black soldier faces racism and psychological trauma during a World War II mission in the South Pacific.