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An inside look at the development of Argentinian football club River Plate as the athletes and coaches vie for the championship title at the 2018 Copa Libertadores tournament.
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Experiencing Pope Francis' letter to care for the planet, interwoven with personal stories from five characters on their voyages of discovery and solving perhaps the biggest globally defining issue of the time: climate change.
Documentary about an Amish rite of passage known as "rumspringa," in which teens experience life outside their community and decide if they want to join the church. Included: a profile of a teen who became a drug addict; footage of alcohol-fueled parties.
Written and directed by investigative journalist Dinesh D'Souza, the documentary examines systematic voter fraud taking place during the 2020 presidential election in the United States. Researchers use geotracking and video evidence to demonstrate how the voting process was manipulated by the Democratic Party to alter the election's final outcome.
This documentary follows Robert Caro, the Pulitzer Prize winner, and his editor Robert Gottlieb. The duo has worked together for over 50 years and has embarked on the final project they will ever do together. Caro, 86, and Gottlieb, 91, team up one last time to finish "The Years of Lyndon Johnson." Directed by Lizzie Gottlieb. Bill Clinton and Conan O'Brien also make an appearance in this film featuring literary legends.
A documentary following the life of activist and artist Nan Goldin. Rising to prominence through her photography, Nan directs her focus to the Sackler family, who made most of their money through the pharmaceutical industry. By taking a stand and encouraging high-profile museums and hospitals to refuse donations from the Sackler family, Goldin puts her art career at risk. Directed by Laura Poitras.