Jack and Yaya met at ages three and two through their shared backyard fence. They spent their childhood together, building forts and burning trash cans in their small hometown in South Jersey. From a young age, Yaya and Jack saw each other as they truly were, a girl and a boy, even though the rest of the world didn't see them that way. As they grew older, they supported each other as they both came out as transgender. Decades later, Jack and Yaya remain best friends. Jack now lives in Boston with his loyal pup, Plinko, and works as a kindergarten teacher, while Yaya lives in her childhood home, waiting tables and trying to make ends meet after her mother's passing. During his summer vacation, Jack travels back to his childhood home to spend time with Yaya and his extended family. Jack and Yaya follows these two friends for a year and explores their unique relationship, drawing on home videos and conversations with their eclectic cast of friends and family.—J.B.

Jack & Yaya

Jack & Yaya (2019)

Michelle Yim

Corey Yuen

Siu Loi Chow

Siu-Tung Ching

The Four Seasons Brothel is run by a ruthless madam, Lady Chun Yi. Countless young girls have been kidnapped or bought and then sold into a life of servitude, prostitution, and torture at this brothel. Ai Nu, an honest, but poor family's only daughter, is one of the newest girls that was recently kidnapped and sold to Lady Chun. To complicate matters even more, Lady Chun is a lesbian and quickly falls in love with the virginal Ai Nu, who will not let her spirit be broken and tries to escape again and again. This causes Lady Chun to use all of her resources to break her, including auctioning off Ai Nu's virginity to a group of wealthy businessmen. She eventually entrusts Ai Nu with a number of ancient kung-fu secrets like the Ghost Hands, which allows you to thrust your fists into an opponent's chest. Soon after murder erupts within the brothel. A diligent detective, Chi Te, visits the brothel and becomes increasingly involved in the murder investigation. He realizes he must do everything he can to prevent Ai Nu from taking her much deserved revenge on everyone that has wronged her over the years.—GRAYnonstop

Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan

Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan (1972)

Soraia Chaves

Joaquim de Almeida

Alice Isaaz

Sissi Duparc

Portuguese immigrants, Maria (Blanco) and José (de Almeida) have lived in Paris for 30 years raising their now adult daughter and teenage son. Returning to Portugal is now possible, but they struggle with how to tell those around them. When word of the big news spreads, their family, neighbours, friends and employers are scrambling behind the scenes to find ways to prevent them from leaving.

The Gilded Cage

The Gilded Cage (2013)

Paul Levesque

Bas Rutten

Conor McGregor

Jenni Neidhart

An unflinching account of boxing and combat sports announcer Mauro Ranallo's struggle with bipolar disorder.

Bipolar Rock 'N Roller

Bipolar Rock 'N Roller (2018)

Colman Domingo

Eisa Davis

Daniel Breaker

Christian Cassan

Director Spike Lee's passionate adaptation of the thrilling Broadway musical about a young bohemian who experiences sex, drugs and rock and roll on his journey to selfhood.

Passing Strange

Passing Strange (2009)

Gary Sinise

The documentary film chronicles the experiences of student athletes at West Point and Annapolis as they prepare to serve their country and participate in a rivalry unmatched by any other in sports--the Army-Navy football game. This highly anticipated documentary will grant unprecedented access inside the academies and the lives of its students. Giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the pressures, challenges, joys and friendships that are unique to the cadets and midshipmen each football season, the athletes will be seen preparing not only for their battle on the football field, but for their future careers as servicemen.—Anonymous

A Game of Honor

A Game of Honor (2011)

David Eubank

Karen Eubank

Peter Eubank

Sahale Eubank

After recounting Dave's youth as a missionary kid in Thailand, we see him join the US Special Forces as an officer with the elite Rangers. As he courted Karen his father was contacted by tribal leaders in Burma (now Myanmar) who'd seen photos of his son in uniform. The tribesmen, who have suffered for decades under the oppressive and sometimes genocidal brutality of the Burmese military government, wanted Dave to help them.Once in Thailand, Dave drove blindly towards the Burmese border as refugees streamed away from the fighting, equipped only with packs of medicine and a few dollars. Along the way he met Eliya, a tribal medic/guerrilla, emerging from the jungle. "I see the white guy, I think he want to help, or something." In that meeting the Free Burma Rangers was born. Recruiting others to carry the medicine, the duo headed into the fighting, treating hundreds of wounded innocents along the way.Others joined them, and soon tribes around the Burmese frontier (all long under attack from the central military government that exploits and enslaves them) sent trainees to Dave. FBR teams became established in scores of locations, bringing medical aid, food, and critical supplies to thousands under fire where no conventional humanitarian organization can reach.During the quieter period of partial civilian rule a few years ago FBR expanded its work in the Sudan, and then into Iraq/Kurdistan and Syria as ISIS and the Syrian civil war raged. The 9-month battle for the huge city of Mosul, the scene of the most intense urban warfare since Stalingrad in WWII, forms the focus of the latter portion of the film. Dave, his family and an FBR team arrive to help civilians fleeing the fighting. They are cautiously welcomed by an Iraqi armored brigade commander, who comes to love and value FBR for their life-saving work among his people.Soon FBR is in the thick of intense combat, rescuing civilians gunned down by heartless ISIS defenders as they attempt to flee and sometimes needing rescue themselves after ISIS gunners disable their armored vehicle with a badly wounded girl and her father inside. Their Yazidi friend and translator Shaheen is gunned down trying to hitch it to a rescuing tow vehicle; Mohammed, an Iraqi solder embedded with the team is shot many times carrying him out of the fire; Mohammed survives, recounting a dream encounter with Jesus that his sister had as he lay in the hospital; Shaheen succumbs to his injuries and is lost, to the grief of the team.In another scene the FBR team meets a farming family on the outskirts of Mosul, just liberated from ISIS rule. Little children shyly come out and make friends with the team, some hugging Dave's leg. "Ameriki, Ameriki!" The family, for the first time in years, piles onto their tractor to drive off to visit relatives. Before they get 400 yards an explosion rips through the air and sends the FBR team scrambling towards the tractor. It has hit a land mine left by departing ISIS forces. Dazed children walk back towards their house as the team runs past. At the shattered tractor a boy cries in grief as bloodied family members are treated. But there is nothing the medics can do to save the life of one little girl lying in the dust.An enraged Dave cries vengeance against ISIS as the video captures it live. "Vengeance is mine, I will repay" says the Lord as Dave reads his Bible that night, and has to walk back his emotional but ungodly cry for revenge.Committed to saving lives and souls, Dave is forced to take lives after three ISIS soldiers ambush him and an Iraqi officer in the street; the officer is badly wounded and credits Dave with saving his life. Dave is slightly wounded in the exchange but kills all three attackers in close-range combat. (In another encounter not mentioned in the film, Dave kills three ISIS fighters in the trenches surrounding the city rather than letting them shoot it out with poorly trained Peshmerga irregulars manning the trenches.)At one point Dave's wife organizes a Good Life program, sort of a VBS for children in warzones. Iraqi families stream into a walled school near the front lines with their children as FBR female volunteers check for suicide vests. But the program is cut short as an ISIS counter-attack drives toward the school. Families quickly disperse, T-shirts, bracelets and other goodies in hand, as the gunfire grows nearer. "Not your normal exit" remarks Dave, as he and other armed FBR volunteers cover the departure of non-combatants.In the climactic scenes of the movie, huge numbers of often-wounded civilians are fleeing an area dominated by a hospital complex fortified by veteran Chechen warriors heavily armed with machine guns, anti-aircraft and anti-tank systems. In his book Do This for Love, Eubanks recounts how several Iraqi armored assaults and a night assault were thrown back with heavy loss by the Chechens. A US airstrike on a hospital in Afghanistan a few weeks earlier had resulted in heavy civilian casualties and a huge international outcry, making a similar airstrike in Mosul out of the question. So hundreds of fleeing Iraqi civilians were mowed down around the hospital as Iraqi forces watched helplessly.Finally, amidst the massacre FBR notices a few survivors in the distance; mostly little children sticking by the corpses of their parents. One by one they are picked off. But one little girl sits under her dead mothers' burkha near a couple wounded men. Dave begs for an Iraqi armored force to cover his men while they rescue the survivors. He arranges for the Americans to drop a curtain of smoke on their position to cover the rescue. At last the Iraqi commander approves one tank for the rescue attempt. It lumbers across the shattered landscape past dead bodies in the street as the FBR volunteers dash behind it.Several young volunteers (Sky, a Marine, and Ephraim, a SEAL veteran) lay down covering fire as Dave dashes out and pulls the little girl, Demoa, to safety behind the tank; the trio then drag two wounded men to safety as well. But the retreat, keeping ahead of the tank just feet behind them, is harrowing. They have no good way to carry the men; when one slides off a makeshift stretcher all they can do is roll him to narrowly avoid the tank treads, but then watch as ISIS gunfire finishes him off. Moments later Ephraim takes a step too far from the protective shadow of the tank; a bullet rips through his calf. He goes down, then bounces up, limping ahead of the crushing treads of the tank.Dave's eldest, teenage daughter helps drive the party back to a CCP (casualty collection point); the little girl guzzles six bottles of water after days in the sun. Demoa falls asleep huddled in the arms of Dave's wife Karen. Later we see General Mustafa, the Iraqi armored commander, holding Demoa and weeping softly.Back at the battlefront there are other wounded survivors needing rescue. In a soda factory next to Demoa's rescue site a woman shot in the legs has seen the rescue through a crack in the wall. She calls her brother on her cell phone, who puts her in touch with Iraqi troops. She reports a handful of other survivors, amidst 150 dead bodies in the no-man's land of the ruins of the factory.In his book Dave recounts how the Iraqi soldiers begged for the chance to rescue the survivors; too dangerous, their officers informed them. But they persisted, until an officer gave them 8 hours leave. They were free to attempt the suicidal rescue. The soldiers, along with Dave and other FBR volunteers, climbed a wall into the factory complex.Seeking to avoid detection by ISIS defenders they could hear adjacent to the factory, they were confronted with a room they had to cross, filled up to three feet deep with discarded soda cans. How can they cross that quietly?!? With prayer they can, and they do. Soon they are finding survivors amidst the corpses, terrified that the rescuers are an ISIS execution squad. A man shot through the knee. A catatonic little girl. And in a little building between the soda factory and the hospital complex, the woman who placed the life-saving call, with her crippled son.The team prepares to withdraw when movement is noticed amidst the rubble outside. A wounded woman lifts her hand and cries weakly for help. She is 30 yards away behind a car, which has saved her from the Chechen gunners in the hospital across the street. Dave's heart sinks. How can they save her without bringing overwhelming force down on them and annihilating them all? They assess the situation. A low stone wall shelters those in the yard outside, but only if you lie completely prone. It seems hopeless, and Dave considers leaving her, but he prays. As he does so an Iraqi soldier, Zuhair, notices wiring on the walls of the building. Quickly they cut and gather the wire.Zuhair whispers in Arabic to the little girl they have rescued; she takes one end of the wire and dashes into the yard as a few shots ring past. It is her mother she is rescuing. She throws the wire to her mother, who, after lying wounded for three days with no water, is able to fasten it securely to her wrist. The team pulls her to safety and makes their retreat. Five more lives saved. (Zuhair, and Mohammed above, are two of the four recipients of the FBR Medal of Honor, their highest award.)In the closing scenes of the film we see Dave's family returning to Mosul after the city has been liberated. They play with Demoa as her grandmother testifies that she was ready to kill herself until she learned a granddaughter had survived the slaughter. They meet the girl shot in the eye and her father, who had endured the ISIS ambush in which Shaheen was killed. We see Suriya, the little girl who saved her mother's life, with a medal on her chest, with her mother and the rest of her family who all survived. A playground paid for by FBR supporters is dedicated as a crowd of children look on. Stenciled on the sides of the equipment in Arabic is a dedication to Shaheen, the persecuted Yazidi translator who gave his life helping save those in need.

Free Burma Rangers

Free Burma Rangers (2020)

Kobe Bryant

Ron Artest

Noreaga

Lamar Odom

In the world of professional sports, no American athlete ever came back from a mental health disorder - until Ron Artest. The film shines a spotlight on the polarizing athlete who was at times feared and often misunderstood both on and off the basketball court and includes intimate interviews from the man now known as Metta World Peace, his former teammates, rivals, his loved ones and family.—SHOWTIME

Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story

Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story (2019)

Ahmir-Khalib Thompson

Sammy Davis Jr.

Martin Luther King

Valerie Simpson

This documentary explores the rise of Teddy Pendergrass, the first male African American artist to record five consecutive platinum albums against the backdrop of 1960s America, and his comeback after a life-changing accident.

Teddy Pendergrass: If You Don't Know Me

Teddy Pendergrass: If You Don't Know Me (2018)

Shima Iwashita

Shigeru Amachi

Kunie Tanaka

Takeshi Katô

Gennosuke, a clan retainer, kills one of the clan ministers as part of a plot to achieve reform. He is pursued by his former comrades, each hoping to complete the vendetta put on Gennosuke by the clan. With the help of a master swordsman, Yamane, Gennosuke has a chance at survival.—Jim Beaver

Sword of the Beast

Sword of the Beast (1965)

Tony Musante

Suzy Kendall

Dario Argento

Eva Renzi

In Italy, American writer Sam Dalmas witnesses a murder attempt on an art-gallery owner, Monica Ranieri, a few days before he's supposed to return home. Inspector Morosini, who is in charge of investigating the three previous murderers of the serial-killer, asks Dalmas for help and takes his passport. Dalmas decides to stay with his girlfriend Julia and to help the police in the investigation. The killer threatens Dalmas and Julia by phone and the police overhear a strange noise on the tape. Soon the serial killer stalks Julia and Damas. Who might be the killer?—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970)

Max Riemelt

Maren Kroymann

William Salyers

Shenja Lacher

With a promising police career and a baby on the way, Marc's life seems to be right on track - then he meets fellow policeman Kay. During their regular jogs, Marc experiences a never-before-felt sense of ease and effortlessness - and what it means to fall in love with another man. Torn between his family and his new feelings for Kay, Marc sees his world careening more and more out of control. Suddenly, his life is in free fall and Marc realizes that, try as he may, he can't make everyone happy - least of all himself.—Edition Salzgeber

Free Fall

Free Fall (2013)

Jay Benedict

Ronald Guttman

Nancy Allen

Richard Masur

At 18, Ariel Brenner leaves Paris and his family to live in Israel. He secretly joins the Mossad, the Isreali secret service. After years of training, his first mission is in Paris to steal secrets from Remy Prieur, a French atomic scientist. We will assist to the methods, the manipulations, the abuses, the machiavellism, the doubts of secret agents.—Yepok

The Patriots

The Patriots (1994)

Jung-woo Ha

Yoo-Mi Lee

Sung-ha Jo

Hyeon-joo Kim

In this fast paced action thriller, a taxi driver living in Yanji, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in northeast China goes to South Korea when a local gangster offers him to carry out a hit on a professor in return for repaying his debt. In the meanwhile, he also searches for his wife who had come here but had not responded since 6 months. His suspicion of her betrayal makes his tension rise, before something unexpected happens that night on which he is prepared to kill the professor. Soon, he finds himself running for his life from police and the mob, resulting in a lot of violent fights and intense car chases.

The Yellow Sea

The Yellow Sea (2010)

Hideyuki Nagai

Kazuhiro Odashima

Hidenori Okada

Shizuo Yamanouchi

In this documentary, filmmaker Daniel Raim delves into Yasujiro Ozu's remarkable late work, in which the master made the leap from black and white to color. In his stirring tribute to the great filmmaker, Raim examines Ozu's life and work through archival treasures such as his diary and the red teakettle from the family drama "Equinox Flower" (1958); sits down with Ozu's nephew and the producer of the director's gently elegiac final film, "An Autumn Afternoon" (1962); and interweaves many scenes and images from the vibrant and humane films with which the director capped his career.

In Search of Ozu

In Search of Ozu (2018)

Keith Dunnavant

Dave Ullin

Don Keith

A Showtime Sports chronicle of the seminal 1970 college football match up between Alabama's Crimson Tide and USC Trojans at Birmingham's Legion Field. Through interviews with former Alabama legends Joe Namath, John Mitchell and USC stars Sam "Bam" Cunningham, Jimmy Jones and more, this documentary examines coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's surprising decision to bring a dominant, racially integrated football team onto the field in Birmingham for the very first time and reveals the impact college football played in the struggle for integration.—Showtime Sports

Against the Tide

Against the Tide (2013)

Jon Briddell

Lane Blue

Zach Matchem

Anne Montavon

'Pretty Boy' is a coming of age story of a young bullied teen, Sean, struggling with his sexuality and the hardships of high school. After his father finds some questionable magazines in his room, this devout Christian will go to any lengths to get his son to find the light and 'perform' the way a man should. Sean is introduced to Katie, a prostitute that understands the stigmas of modern society and helps him see the true light that is within him. 'Pretty Boy' is meant to inspire our youth to follow their hearts, to seek out their true family if '...the family they were born into isn't the family they're meant to be with.'

Pretty Boy

Pretty Boy (2015)

Aarre Karén

Sakari Kuosmanen

Samuel Vauramo

Pertti Sveholm

The second part of Aki Kaurismäki's "Finland" trilogy, the film follows a man who arrives in Helsinki and gets beaten up so severely he develops amnesia. Unable to remember his name or anything from his past life, he cannot get a job or an apartment, so he starts living on the outskirts of the city and slowly starts putting his life back on track.—Jussi Tarvainen

The Man Without a Past

The Man Without a Past (2002)

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Donald Trump

Vladimir Putin

Michael J. Knowles

In August of 2018, Greta Thunberg, a 15-year-old student in Sweden starts a school strike for the climate. Her question for adults: if you don't care about her future on earth, why should she care about her future in school? Within months, her strike evolves into a global movement. Greta, a quiet Northern-European girl on the autism spectrum is now a world famous activist. The team behind Greta has been following the young activist from her very first day of school striking.

I Am Greta

I Am Greta (2020)

Leonard Slatkin

J. Reilly Lewis

William Sharp

Thomas Larson

Known for his mournful "Adagio for Strings," Samuel Barber was never quite fashionable. "Samuel Barber: Absolute Beauty" is a probing exploration of the American composer's music and melancholia.

Samuel Barber: Absolute Beauty

Samuel Barber: Absolute Beauty (2017)

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