S1.E4 ∙ Nightmare in New York

"2 million people were murdered in the Majdanek camp of Nazi Germany." This original death toll precipitously dropped over the decades, and currently stands at 78,000. 5 of the 7 originally claimed "gas chambers" have been abandoned by the local Museum. This film explains the reasons for these drastic revisions, and proves that the current claims are still fraught with lies and exaggerations.

This documentary feature, produced in association with The Grammy's, looks at the history, songwriting, and recording process of five different genres of music through the eyes of 5 of the most influential producers/DJ's in the world as they create new music tracks with influential collaborators from rock, country, classical, R&B and jazz.

It is a feature length documentary. The independent not-for-profit film is produced by Electric Yolk Media and directed by award-winning filmmaker Amanda Kinsey. Through on-camera interviews, compelling footage, and historical photographs, the film tells a positive immigration story and highlights the dynamic contributions Jewish Americans made to shaping the Western United States. The film premiered at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival in early 2022 and is currently streaming on Amazon and broadcasting on public television stations nationwide.

Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield is one of the most recognized sports figures in the world. Most often remembered for his astonishing feat of being the only 4x Heavyweight Champion of the World and the only boxer in history to win the undisputed championship in two weight classes in the three belt era, but there is so much more to the man behind the Legend. This in-depth documentary goes one-on-one with the former Champion as he recounts his upbringing, his amateur career that led him to his stellar Professional record and his faith that has kept him grounded through it all. Sharing many stories never before publicly spoken, this is a side of Evander Holyfield that truly allows people to see behind the soft-spoken fighter and what shaped him into the Champion he is.

About ten years ago, a group of us produced a fourteen-minute short film, 'Tap Heat', which film contrasted the traditional tap with the contemporary, as it's being created and performed by a new generation of dancers. With 'Tap World', we wanted to show how this uniquely American art form has been given an exciting resurgence through the global embrace of dancers and audiences around the world. With 'Tap Heat"s popularity, we decided to reach out and invite dancers, choreographers and dance companies from across the planet to participate in a feature-length global documentary. Along with the U.S., we received 114 submissions from thirteen countries around the world. We asked not only to see the participants dancing, but also to learn their personal stories.