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Nothing But a Winner: The Alabama Football Story
Nothing But A Winner chronicles the rise of the University of Alabama's legendary football dynasty, shaped by Coaches Bear Bryant and Nick Saban. Through first-hand accounts from barrier-breaking players spanning five decades, the film explores the culture of relentless commitment that turns raw recruits into national champions. From Bryant's integration of Black players during the Civil Rights era to Saban's modern-day streak of total dominance, this sweeping love letter to coaching football highlights how buying into Alabama's process means you're destined to be nothing but a winner.
In the Dark of the Valley
A group of mothers discovers that the Santa Susana Field Laboratory was the site of one of the most significant nuclear accidents in United States history and may have exposed their children and their community to cancer-causing hazardous waste.
Your Attention Please
Social media's impact on youth safety and mental health. Somewhat nostalgic for an idealized past, it highlights advocates like Kristin Bride fighting cyberbullying and innovators creating tools to help teens make better online choices.
Separated
Based on NBC Political and National Correspondent Jacob Soboroff's book, Errol Morris merges explosive interviews with whistleblowing officials and artful narrative vignettes tracing one migrant family's plight.
Girl Forgotten: What Happened to Brianna Wells?
17-year-old Brianna Wells was found shot multiple times and left in a South Phoenix alley.
The Man Who Unlocked the Universe
The life and works of Eastern Renaissance thinker, Mirzo Ulugh Beg.
La Lucha: Getting Schooled in America
Following five students from underserved California communities as they navigate poverty, trauma, and systemic educational barriers. With expert insight and national data, the film reveals institutional failures and asks: can shifting our approach to meet each student's needs transform education?
Lunch Hour
Filmmaker James Costa investigates the National School Lunch Program and childhood obesity, and shows what schools, parents, authors, doctors, politicians, celebrities, and chefs are doing to combat the problem.
