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Brotherhood of Skiing
The first Black Ski Summit took place in 1973 and was attended by over 350 skiers. A year later the National Brotherhood of Skiers was founded and would grow to have chapters in most major urban centers of the black community.
A Swim Lesson
An ode to an everyday hero: Bill Marsh, a swim teacher who helps children manage their fears.
Sweet Micky for President
Pras Michel returns to Haiti after the 2010 earthquake to mobilize a presidential campaign for Michel Martelly.
Haiti On Fire
"Haiti on Fire" chronicles Haiti's descent into violence and chaos, documenting the rise of Barbecue and the G9 gang alliance.
Day by Day
Head football coach Tom Osborne and the Nebraska Huskers chase a national championship for decades, becoming one of the most dominant, celebrated and controversial college teams ever.
Day by Day: The Dynasty
The Nebraska Huskers chase a National Championship and become one of the most dominant, celebrated and controversial college football teams in history.
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.
