Narrated by Academy Award nominee Ethan Hawke (“Training Day,” “Boyhood”), the series commemorates the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War, offering a deeply human look at the lives of those who lived through one of the most divisive conflicts in American history.
The series features the epic true stories of the men and women who served through rare archival footage and moving reunions
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“My Name is Alfred Hitchcock” is quite a deep look into the man who made some of the best conceptually terrifying edge of your seat frightening movies of the past. And, if you watch this film, you’re getting a free film course.
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I usually don’t give 100% to what I watch because how could anything be perfect? I’ve handed them out from time to time, but not often. However, “Omnivore,” narrated by the famous chef René Redzepi of Noma, is another animal. It’s the perfect dish, no matter how you serve it. Read more
This documentary shows that Frida Kahlo should be a household name among painters, especially in the column of Surrealism, but she isn’t. Why is that? She was a woman when she was at her most raw, uninhibited, and… best. It’s that simple. This documentary is about how she got started and what she went through along the path to being one of the best painters ever.
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