“Bring the Salmon Home” is a story about the Klamath River Tribal communities as they host a 300+ mile run from ocean to headwaters to cultivate support for the removal of the four lower Klamath River dams.
Director Biography - Shane Anderson
Shane Anderson is an award-winning documentary filmm...
Leonard Warren Borisoff, known professionally as Len Barry, was an American recording star, vocalist, songwriter, lyricist, record producer, author, and poet. In this documentary short, Len takes us through his musical journey as the lead singer of The Dovells and as a solo artist in the 1960s.
Coffee is one of life's simple pleasures. Across the world, billions of people enjoy this delicious beverage today. How did we get here? When did coffee shops coming into fruition? Tune in to learn the History of Coffee! Vigilante Coffee founder, Chris Vigilante, breaks down the fascinating hist...
AYNI takes you through the life and hardships the Q’ero indians, descendants of the Inca, suffered during the conquest of the Spanish, that lead them to escape and remain hidden in the high mountains of Peru, maintaining their wisdom and rituals alive. It is a heartfelt documentary with a deep me...
In 1967 an EF-4 tornado struck the town of Belvidere Illinois at the worst possible moment....while students boarded their busses. This is the story of one family and how the event still lingers 55 years later.
Yosemite Valley is well-known as the epicenter of American climbing. Its sister valley to the north, has long been left in the shadows of Yosemite’s reputation. The Hetch Hetchy Valley, similarly home to towering granite walls and the majestic beauty for which the Sierra is known, stays well out ...
A sex trafficking survivor begins working to transform her community. But when the pandemic threatens to unravel an invaluable outreach program, she and her team risk everything to continue supporting those in need.
Laura's journey of self-discovery in vertical caving and a meditation on living an authentic life through extreme sports.
At least 69,144 people experience homelessness nightly in LA County, according to the 2022 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count.
