A collection of stories documenting the people, places and adventures that occurred during the two years making "South To Sian" - the challenges, the surfers, riders, filmmakers and photographers. Ext…
Gene and Frog set out to find out who has been causing the accidents at a dam construction site.
In a drab desert town, some 200 miles south of Reno, an indecisive man with an unfaithful wife dreams of someday, someday, taking charge of his drifting life.
An intimate look at life in the ghetto.
A 1951 Western epic starring Clark Gable as trapper Flint Mitchell, who forges an alliance with Native Americans and trappers to open new fur-trapping territory in the 1830s Rocky Mountains.
Explores Southern Louisiana’s complex relationship with water, highlighting rivers, bayous, and swamps, and culminating with the region’s worst manmade ecological disaster.
Sanders of the River (1935), directed by Zoltan Korda, stars Paul Robeson as a tribal chief aiding a British commissioner in keeping peace in colonial Nigeria. It’s an action-filled adventure and a co…
A woman emerges from a shallow river with no recollection of her location, how she arrived there, or how she will return home.
An American tourist in South America finds love and unexpected trouble.
Follows legend Nappy Napoleon on a historic 6-day journey across all nine Hawaiian channels. More than a paddling film, it’s a soul-stirring look at family, the ocean, and finding one's place in the u…
Remains of a River follows Will Stauffer-Norris and Zak Podmore as they hike and paddle from Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains to Mexico, documenting an 113-day, 1,700-mile journey that reveals environme…
Indie-musician Josh Garrels takes his family on the trip of a lifetime as he seeks to revolutionize the music industry with a full audio-visual album.
Directed by Martin Rubio, Paint It Gold highlights Lake Tahoe’s progressive snowboarding scene. Featuring footage from Tahoe and New Zealand, the film delivers non-stop street, park, and backcountry a…
CHATTANOOGA & NASHVILLE tells the charm of two cities that for different reasons have made the history of one of the most ìmusicalî states in the United States great. A documentary poised between coun…
In Watershed, three stories illustrate how water unites us. From a Florida fisherman to Adirondack kayakers and a Manhattan circumnavigation, this 2014 documentary reveals the profound human connectio…
Futing returns to his tribe and is unexpectedly asked to replace his grandfather in the Sacepo' sea festival. Struggling with his language and fishing skills, he meets Lisin, who inspires him to maste…
A high-energy snowboard road movie spanning Canada, Italy, and Finland. Featuring legends like Antti Autti and Eero Ettala, it showcases elite freeriding and technical street sessions from the peak of…
Extravaganza with lots of music legends from the 50s.
A dialogue-free surf film capturing raw, elegant, and creative surfing across varied climates, waves, boards, and countries, with an eclectic soundtrack enhancing the experience.
Pearl of the South Pacific (1955) stars Virginia Mayo and Dennis Morgan in an adventure about treasure hunters seeking black pearls on a remote island, confronting jungle dangers and moral dilemmas al…
Set in Ghana, Au Fil de l’Eau explores how water shapes life—and crisis—in a land of contrasts. From textile pollution and mercury-tainted rivers to surf culture’s fight for inclusion, the film follow…
A support group travels to the Orange River. A doctor, 2 moms, a daughter and a suicidal woman leave for their "veldskool" trip. Many trials, tribulations and truths are revealed as they go on this ep…
In Only the River Knows, "trout bum" Rolf Nylinder discovers a fabled 25-year-old journal in the New Zealand wilderness. The film blends documentary and fiction to explore the poetic soul of fly fishi…
A tour guide in Venice romances a visiting American tourist whose father owns a chewing-gum factory back in the U.S. She sets out to convince her skeptical father to bring the tour guide to America an…

























