Take a trip around the world, from Australia to Austria, through Mexico and Japan, with this film made by Adam Chitayat and soundtracked by Axel Boman's minimalist house groove.
Put yourself in the shoes and mind of an extreme athelete.
Jamie Kunka is the last remaining wooden ski maker in Scotland and works out in the Highlands. As climate change threatens the future of skiing in Scotland, Kunka's journey, which began a decade ago, might be in serious threat.
Go on a visually stunning journey with skier and filmmaker Sam Favret, who took to the slopes of Chamonix all by himself — with a drone — after the valley closed the resorts this winter.
From director Lydia Cornett comes "Bug Farm," a short doc about a Labelle, Florida, based insect farm where four women's paths cross and become one.
Cinematographer Dustin Farrell hopped on a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter and recorded Major Joshua "Cabo" Gunderson demonstrating an F-22 Raptor test flight in Anchorage, Alaska, in 1,000 FPS.
"Maneuvers," from director Sami Ortlieb is an experimental short film about a group of skiers and a natural habitat that bends to their will, through the magic of stop-motion animation.
Out in the third division of Polish football a skydiver planted himself right in the middle of a match. Of course the ref was going to reprimand him with a yellow card.
"There is nothing to fear but nothing itself."
In Lodi, a small agricultural city in California's Central Valley, Latinos make up 39% of the population, yet account for 75% of all COVID-19 hospitalizations. This short film is about Maria Miranda and how the coronavirus devastated each and every member of her family.
There's something absolutely hypnotizing about watching a snowflake come into being.
From the makers of "Get Me Roger Stone," this new doc "TRUMP A.C./D.C." highlights the current president's failed business dealings in the Atlantic City casino circuit.
Watch this beautifully-filmed long take from "The Underground Railroad," Barry Jenkins's new show based on Colson Whitehead's novel, which will debut on Amazon Prime.
Regardless of whether or not the shark in the water is actually a basking shark, a plankton-eating shark species unlikely to harm humans, this still seems like a bad idea.
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