Drama

The drama genre is a broad category that features stories portraying human experiences, emotions, conflicts, and relationships in a realistic and emotionally impactful way. Dramas delve into the complexities of human life, often exploring themes of love, loss, morality, societal issues, personal growth, with the aim to evoke an emotional response from the audience by presenting relatable and thought-provoking stories.

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1. Untitled New York Times Project

Oct 29, 2018  •  TV Shows
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2. Echoes of Silence

May 20, 2015  •  TV Shows
Echoes of Silence is an emotional journey of one man trying to get to the core of where violence stems from in the world today.
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3. Haiti Hospital

Jan 7, 2018  •  TV Shows
Film making Brothers Brent and Craig Renaud, spent the months prior to the earthquake, covering Haiti for the New York Times. After the earthquake stuck, they turned their cameras to the disaster, producing an emotional and inspiring pure cinema verite document of one of the worst disasters in human history. Following three separate stories-- a Haitian taxi driver who lost his family beneath the rubble, a twelve year old girl who was paralyzed when her school fell on top of her, and a Haitian American Navy soldier sent to help--Haiti Hospital in one hour will take viewers deeper into this major international story than the 24 hour cable news channels ever could.
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4. Nashville 2012

Jan 7, 2018  •  TV Shows
From a year of documenting Nashville's communities, spanning from underground wrestlers and street musicians to environmental activists and empowered immigrants, an accumulation of gritty narratives combine for a beautifully intimate portrait of a city.
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5. Save Tibet... Why?

Sep 30, 2010  •  TV Shows
Save Tibet...Why? Is the sequel to Visually And Respectfully Yours - also a The Tibetan Photo Project film. In this film project co-founders Mickey and Varga return to India for an update on the exiled Tibetan communities. Because of the 10 years of work by The Tibetan Project, Mickey and Varga are given unique access into the communities and lives of Tibetans. The world view of the Tibetans has largely been formed by visual images of Westerners with preconceived notions looking in on the Tibetan society. Surprisingly, the Tibetans had no culture based in photography. Through our documentaries we are giving the Tibetans a voice of their own.
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6. Into the Twilight Haze

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
A psychological exploration of the cross-generational female reaction to the Twilight books and movies.
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7. Tantos, tan invisibles

Jan 20, 2018  •  TV Shows
In the middle of the Caribbean Ocean, two hours away from Cartagena, lies a colorful neighborhood filled with children and laughter. The boatman announces that it's 'Santa Cruz del Islote' the most densely populated island in the world. The tourists take their pictures and leave without looking back. 'All the invisible' is an invitation to step out of the boat, buy a soda at Edith's shop, dance a 'champeta' at Papon's disco and share a few beers with all the local fishermen. A documentary about the hidden reality behind the legendary islet and the magical realism that lies within.
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8. Earthquake

Apr 30, 2010  •  TV Shows
Filmmakers Brent and Craig Renaud were sent to Haiti in January of 2010 by the New York Times to cover the earthquake that devastated Port Au Prince. Their reporting won a Columbia DuPont Award. This documentary, Surviving Haiti, was born out of the stories they captured during the earthquake, and offers a cinema verite look into the lives of Haitians who managed to survive one of the worst natural disasters in history.
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9. 10-Million Reasons

Sep 18, 2019  •  TV Shows
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10. Drying for Freedom

Mar 30, 2012  •  TV Shows
A film about our right to protect the planet. With a worldwide focus on cutting carbon emissions, how would you respond if you were banned from being environmentally friendly?
7.3
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11. Dolime Dilemma: Water Proof?

Aug 31, 2012  •  TV Shows
Dolime Dilemma: Water Proof? is a short documentary that brings the global concern for our water supply closer to home; to Guelph, Ontario. Is there adequate security for Guelph's groundwater supply? Even in Ontario, are our fundamental resources really being protected?
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12. Albino United

Jun 7, 2010  •  TV Shows
In Tanzania where albino's are killed because of traditional witchcraft beliefs, Albino United, an albino soccer team, come together and join the national league in an attempt to dispel the myths surrounding themselves. The film follows the amazing journey of the players as they travel to different epicenters of gruesome albino murders. Despite all expectations, the team finish in the top of the league and become a national phenomenon, proving to the masses that albinos are not only good footballers but that they are humans in their own right.
6.3
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13. Smart Kitchen for Seniors

Jun 9, 2010  •  TV Shows
Smart Kitchen video illustrates an augmented reality tele-guided kitchen for seniors. Our approach combines remote assistant, tele-guidance system, motion sensors, RFID technology (tags and readers), visual prompts, touch screen, data projectors, and wide angle cameras. Major benefits for seniors are independent life at home longer, help with daily routines, increased safety, and help to maintain an active mindset. Smart Kitchen is specially targeted for elderly people who suffer from various degrees of memory impairment. The number of elderly who live alone grows and the older they get, the more assistance they require. This phenomenon is common across the developed world. This video was produced by a multi-national student group at University of Oulu, Finland. Production has been financially supported by Academy of Finland and TEKES.
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14. Blood of Patriots

Apr 16, 2021  •  TV Shows
Blood of Patriots delves into what our Forefathers were thinking as they debated the necessity of a Bill of Rights, their thoughts on the Constitution as the only protection the new country would ever need and visits legislation and Supreme Court decisions, right or wrong, that have shaped our political landscape.
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15. The Ranch for Kids

May 21, 2009  •  TV Shows
American couples adopt children languishing in foreign orphanages, hoping that a loving home will heal the scars of abuse and neglect. Heartfelt becomes heartache when the parents discover that their adopted child suffers from severe psychological and behavioral disorders which now threaten the stability of their home, and sometimes, even the lives of their family members. When all other treatment options have failed, a ranch in the remote Northwestern corner of Montana offers these families one last hope: an unconventional program run by a unique team of people aimed at helping the children control their anti social behaviors. Set against the boundless beauty of rural Montana, The Ranch For Kids is a moving documentary about the elusive journey to unconditional love.
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