Lutèce, l'enfance de Paris

In this sobering look at the current state of the American Dream, comedian Rich Hall explains how the US viewed and treated labor throughout its history and why this inevitably led to the economic and social problems Americans face today.

The third part of the documentary series takes a look at the changing face of baseball in America during the 1960's.

Life as Alien Abductees. An in-depth look of what happens when some one says that they have been abducted by beings not of this world.

Lucas and Pepa try to reconstruct with accuracy the picture of the first step taken on the Moon by filming it in a desert. In the process they realize the footage they are imitating is altered: the supposed first step they were trying to recreate was actually the second astronaut to step foot on the moon. They decide to follow sociologist Mirta Varela, who is writing a book about Argentinean television. They hope to find the original footage. Is it possible that no one ever saw the first step taken on the moon?

News footage, radio reports, audio recordings and home movies of the day the president died are assembled into a detailed timeline.

The Richmond Heights 49ers delineates the story of Captain Frank Crawford Martin, a white land owner, and his decision to build a community for Black World War II veteran in South West Miami-Dade County in 1949.