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Darlene Chronicles

This award-winning documentary chronicles the life of a destitute Appalachian family. Darlene, the housewife, conducts her daily routine: carrying water, fueling a coal stove, disciplining her children, and making ends meet. A personal record of poverty. (Source: WPSU)

‘Luck, Trust & Ketchup: Robert Altman in Carver Country’

This documentary takes a look behind the scenes on Robert Altman’s “Short Cuts” — a film which examines the highs and lows of ordinary people’s lives. Featuring interviews with the cast, director and widow of the author, we gain a…

‘4.1 Miles’: Oscar-Nominated Documentary Short about Refugees

By Daphne Matziaraki When I returned home to Greece last fall to make a film about the refugee crisis, I discovered a situation I had never imagined possible. The turquoise sea that surrounds the beautiful Greek island of Lesbos, just…

SWIMRISERS

Each morning all year round in Greystones, Ireland, a group of brave townsfolk gather on the shore to go swimming in the cold Irish Sea. They warm up with coffee and the joy and the community that comes from their…

Evel Knievel’s Australian Angels

World renowned stuntman Evel Knievel helped train some Australian angels in the ways of motorcycle jumping. One woman crashes, another runs into the TV camera.

ADVICE KING: Dating an Entertainment Lawyer

Advice King tells Jerry from Santa Clarita to date a public defender, and that 60 percent of Americans are part-time baristas.

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