Documentary

Every year a great number of young moroccan boys cross Gibraltar strait by themselves heading to Europe. When they arrive at the promised land things change and they become illegal immigrants: Harragas.

Once the War in Europe had been won the fate of the big three powers changed radically. The Russians wanted to control large parts of Europe and the Americans were not prepared to back up the British in their fight to keep Eastern Europe out of Stalin’s grip. By July a new world order began to emerge dominated by two, not three, superpowers. The British threw out Churchill and elected a Labour government, bringing in a welfare state, which set the shape of British politics for the rest of the century.The Americans decided to end their pre war isolation and become a world power, taking on their new rival Russian which went from being an ally to an enemy in 12 months. And Stalin chose to crack down at home rather than liberalise.The human cost of war was massive and it continued after the war ended in Europe. During peacetime millions died from starvation and violence born of retribution.Veiled threats and broken promises between the big three started to shape the future of millions of people.

The third secret of Fatima was purportedly known by only two people: the Pope and Lucia, the Portuguese visionary who in an apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1917 was given dire prophecies of the future of the planet. Within 7 weeks of each other these two key players have died. This extraordinary story examines the original Fatima visions and how Pope John Paul II believed he was himself the fulfilment of the third secret and that through his obsession with this obscure message saved the world from a thermo nuclear holocaust.

Rollin' Through the Decades encapsulates the positive atmosphere of skateboarding and shows a true picture of its influence on our time. The film features interviews with over 100 inspirational and legendary skateboarders, photographers and film-makers. It blends historic, rare and unseen footage, videos, and photos with nostalgic sounds of the 70’s80's and 90's, and contemporary music made especially for the film.

From the rutted football pitches and lethal minefields of Kosovo, comes the compelling story of a football dream amid the on-going Balkan nightmare. Filmmaker Doug Aubrey follows football coach Scotty Lee on a near heart-of-darkness type journey through a country scarred by inter-ethnic hatred and littered with the lethal debris of NATO's war. A Different Pitch is a unique and at times shocking grass-roots insight into the effects of war on a generation. It is a timely reminder that Football, the people's game, is not just a way of life, but can actually help save lives.

MAGIC(S) is a passionate, subject-driven account of a medical magician's daily routine throughout many of Israel's pediatric wards where he treats kids of all ethnicities with large doses of humour in an effort to speed healing and medical recovery. It further tells the story of contemporary life amidst security and political tensions in a time when cultural tensions are at a heightened level throughout this land. Science has already proven that laughter is a very effective medicine. MAGIC(S) demonstrates that no matter the cultural differences, children really do smile the same way all over the world.

Lemonade Stories by award-winning filmmaker Mary Mazzio, explores the powerful impact mothers have had on igniting entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking. Featuring successful entrepreneurs including Richard Branson (Virgin) - whose sense of risk-taking emerged from the life and example of his mother Eve, a pilot and WWII veteran. Billy Starr, founder of the Pan-Mass Challenge, who was motivated by his mother's untimely death from cancer to raise more than $100 million for cancer research. Russell Simmons (Def Jam Records), whilst nursing a few failed business attempts, accepted his mother's gift of $250 and turned it into a multi-million dollar company. Arthur Blank's vision for The Home Depot (the world's largest home improvement retailer) was inspired by the example of his mother, a widow with no business experience who took over and ran a family business with enormous success. What do all these entrepreneurs have in common? We explore the lessons each have learned from their mother and the unique bond they share. Through intimate interviews with each entrepreneur and their mother and exclusive access to their family albums, Lemonade Stories will take you into a world rarely seen by anyone outside of each entrepreneur's inner circle. This is a salute to all mothers out there!

John Armstrong's beautiful elegy to white water

kayaking. One kayaker, a lush cascading

tropical waterfall in Mexico and a multiple Emmy

Award-winning cameraman.

Kitty Cahoun, the first woman to summit 27,800 ft.

(8,473 meters) Makalu in the Himalayas and one

of America's top climbers travels to Norway to take

on "The Mother of All Ice." A harrowing climb in 70 mph winds. Kitty Calhoun also looks back over her amazing mountaineering career.

An adventure with a Russian twist, two expedition kayakers, Becky Bristow and Dunbar Hardy, go in search of new whitewater in the far northeastern reaches of the Russian continent - at the invitation of the Russian Government. They have no idea what they are really in for. A humorous, spirited and touching film that takes you on a wild journey into the remotest corner of Russia and into Russian culture.

A rare documentary about Sir Wilfred Thesiger, the legendary explorer and writer of the mid-20th century who was the first westerner to travel into the most remote and often hostile quarters of the Middle East and Northern Africa. The film features his renowned photographs and writings from such books as "Arabian Sands."

Will Gadd, ("Grand Canyon" and "Paragliding Across America") is also one the world's top ice climbers, and now may be the first person to climb icebergs...extremely unstable pillars of 10,000-year-old ice floating in the North Atlantic off of Greenland. The danger factor is extreme, as one fall into the icy waters, or the sudden breakup of a fragile iceberg, would be a dicey life-and-death moment for Gadd.

The best-known ultra marathon in the world, 150 miles in six grueling races over seven days across the burning sands of the Sahara Desert in Morocco, including "Dune Day" through the Sahara's highest sand dunes. More than 700 competitors from around the world in the mens and womens divisions.

The stirring and dramatic story of the 30-year fight to save the Hudson River from pollution by major corporations and major cities, against the backdrop of an apathetic state and federal government. Featuring Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Stunning journey up the Meking River by boat through Vietnam and Cambodia to Angkor - the ancient Khmer ruins deep in the Cambodian jungle.

Tells the heroic story of river, bay and soundkeepers around the U.S. - part environmental investigators, scientists, and litigators who take pollutors to court under the federal Clean Water Act. Featuring Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Enchanting, wild journey by two extreme unicyclers through the mountains and valleys of the remote Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.

Reinhold Messner, the world's greatest mountain climber, looks back over his career with surprising candor and self- revelation, with rare film footage of his astonishing climbs of the world's highest mountains.

Two-time Emmy nominated film of blind climber Eric Weihenmayer's renowed summit of Mt. Everest - a climb that earned him the cover of TIME magazine.

The epic first whitewater descent of the "Everest" of rivers - the Tsangpo Gorge in Tibet - the last great adventure prize left on Earth.