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Globe Trekker: Eastern Caribbean
In Theaters 2004|Rated NR
Rich in both cultural diversity and natural beauty, the Eastern Caribbean is your destination for this island-hopping tour that takes you to Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Carriacou and Dominica. Join … More
The Last Rumba of Papa Montero
In Theaters 1992|Rated NR
Explore the sensuous rhythms and movements of the dance style known as the rumba, as demonstrated by the celebrated Havana rumbero Papa Montero in this evocative and bittersweet documentary. Blending … More
Yankee Stadium: Baseball's Cathedral
In Theaters 2008|Rated NR
In honor of its imminent closure and pending reconstruction, this documentary celebrates the 85-year history of Yankee Stadium and the place it's held in the hearts of New Yorkers as well as baseball … More
Graffiti Verite 7: Random Urban Static: The Iridescent Equations of Spoken Word
In Theaters 2008|Rated NR
Bob Bryan returns with a seventh anthology of his spoken-word performance series, capturing the cultural, social and emotional expression of 15 gifted poets who represent a cross-section of … More
Al Di Meola & Leonid Agutin: Cosmopolitan Live
In Theaters 2008|Rated NR
Acclaimed guitarist Al Di Meola and popular Russian vocalist Leonid Agutin team for an intriguing cross-cultural fusion that draws from such musical influences as Russian jazz, Gypsy music and … More
TV Party: The Sublimely Intolerable Show
In Theaters 1979|Rated NR
Author and cultural commentator Glenn O'Brien hosts these episodes from the ragged but hip Manhattan-based cable-access show "TV Party," featuring appearances from a variety of writers, singers and … More
Brick Lane
In Theaters 2007|Rated PG-13
Set in the 1980s, this cross-cultural drama follows young Nazneem (Tannishtha Chatterjee), a Bangladeshi woman who's immigrated to London for an arranged marriage to a middle-aged man, leaving her … More
Ganges
In Theaters 2007|Rated NR
This sprawling BBC documentary takes viewers down the river that flows through the center of India's physical, historical and cultural soul: the Ganges, a hallowed river to Hindus that's also home to … More
Tibet in Song
In Theaters 2008|Rated NR
Ngawang Choephel's documentary delves into the determination and fortitude of the Tibetan people to save their cultural identity of music in contemporary Tibet. Calling their centuries-old land "an … More
Chicano Rock!: The Sounds of East Los Angeles
In Theaters 2008|Rated NR
Actor Edward James Olmos narrates this celebration of Chicano rock, with personal stories, archival footage and music from Ritchie Valens, Los Lobos and others vividly chronicling the history and … More
The Song of The Little Road
In Theaters 2003|Rated NR
The films of Satyajit Ray were profoundly influential yet little seen, their originals only recently found disintegrating in Bengal. This quiet documentary restores to light the auteur's colorful … More
2012: Time For Change
In Theaters 2010|Rated NR
With many predicting doom for the planet in 2012, director Joao G. Amorim argues in this documentary that a global shift is indeed coming, but that people have the power to help the world change for … More
Foxfire Light
In Theaters 1982|Rated PG
When spoiled rich girl Joanna Morgan (Faye Grant) decides to grace her Uncle Reese (Leslie Nielsen) with a visit to his home in the Ozark Mountains, she discovers a surprising new world of homespun … More
When My Child Is Born
In Theaters 2010|Rated NR
This detailed documentary examines marriage, parenthood and scholarly ambitions in modern China through the story of Jun and Long, doctoral candidates and teachers who decide to marry when Jun's … More
Kumu Hula: Keepers of Culture
In Theaters 1989|Rated NR
Shot and produced in Hawaii, this cultural documentary examines the island chain's traditional dance form, hula. The film begins by exploring the origins of hula, which date back more than 1500 years … More
Cradle Will Rock
In Theaters 1999|Rated R
In the 1930s, as labor strikes erupt across the country, New York City launches a dramatic cultural revolution of its own. Orson Welles (Angus Macfadyen) stages the controversial titular play -- a … More
Isaac Stern: Life's Virtuoso
In Theaters 2000|Rated NR
Hailed as one of the greatest violinists of the 20th century, Isaac Stern is celebrated in this inspiring documentary that explores the virtuoso's musical genius, as well as his influential … More
Mixing Nia
In Theaters 2000|Rated R
Successful advertising writer Nia Evans (Karyn Parsons), the daughter of a white father and a black mother, becomes infuriated when her company asks her to promote a new beer aimed at black … More
The Inland Sea
In Theaters 1991|Rated NR
Take a picturesque journey through Japan's rural islands to explore their cultural heritage in this evocative travel documentary. Filmmaker Lucille Carra evokes the poetic vision of old Japan as … More
Eating Well for Optimum Health
In Theaters 2000|Rated NR
Harvard graduate Dr. Andrew Weil outlines his nutritional guidelines for healthier, happier living in this video based on his book. Weil's advice hinges on seven principles that focus on … More

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