In 1974 Philippe Petit goes to the top of the World Trade Center (1,350 feet). He plans to string a wire between the buildings and walk across it. With Philippe explaining, it makes perfect sense really.
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In 1974 Philippe Petit goes to the top of the World Trade Center (1,350 feet). He plans to string a wire between the buildings and walk across it. With Philippe explaining, it makes perfect sense really.
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Marwencol
Mark Hogancamp’s story is perfectly suited for film. His minIature WWII reenactments give us direct access to his mind. Nearly beaten to death outside a bar 10 years ago, the reenactments are his therapy. There is something very disarming about an honest and self aware person. It’s through this self truth [...]
The Way We Get By
The Way We Get By (Aron Gaudet), which premiered at SXSW, is the story of three elderly people who go to their local airport (Bangor, Maine) to greet troops as they go to and return from war. Perhaps at first glance, the story seems better suited for the local news than a feature film. [...]
The Fog of War
Robert Strange McNamara went from Ford Motor Company to becoming the US Secretary of Defense from 1961 - 1968 during the Vietnam War. McNamara walks us through 11 lessons from Vietnam. #8 - Be Prepared to Reexamine Your Reasoning.
Jazz
Nearly 20 hours of heroin, guns, women, riots, heartbreak, passion, love, music. This is seriously Jazz.
The Archive
Paul Mawhinney has what may be the world’s largest record collection. Careful, he loves it so much he might make you a believer.