Dilon Mein Uphaan

15-year-old Saeed from Afghanistan took a boat in Izmir to come to Europe. Just off the Turkish coast, Saeed strands on a Greek island called Tilos. Fleeing a traumatic past, he is catapulted into a community with only 400 inhabitants - and one bus. Saeed soon discovers that he is not the only one looking for a new home here. The passengers on THE ISLAND BUS come from over a dozen countries, and also have stories of dislocation to tell. This warm-hearted documentary adds an Aegean twist to the eternal question of how to be happy no matter what.

Experience the American Journey through our country's visual heritage in this historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States.Footage provided by the United States air Force.This historical recording from the National Archives may contain variations in audio and video quality based on the limitations of the original source material.The content summary for this DVD is adapted from an historical description provided by the government agency or donor at the time of production release.

In a world of smoke and mirrors, we expose the movers, shakers and key players who puppeteer the brightest talent and engineer the most exclusive events during one of the biggest film festivals in the world.

A portrait of a Yup'ik village in southwestern Alaska trying to hold on to its traditional way of life, while also being a part of the western world.

Addicts and activists band together and break the law to get clean syringes into the hands of injection drug users to save lives. Will the pressures of working underground, fighting about strategy and struggling to reform the law crush their spirit and burn them out? As they risk arrest saving lives, will they win a fight to change the law?

In 2005 he was gunning for revolution, less than two years later he had switched his allegiance to 'the man'. Far-left activist turned FBI informant Brandon Darby reflects on this trip through the political divide.