The Bitter Buddha

A 15-year-old music fan and fledgling journalist goes on the road with a popular rock band in the anything-goes 1970's. Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Kate Hudson.

This documentary explores the background and fallout of local mechanic Marvin Heemeyer driving a 63-ton bulldozer through the town of Granby, Colorado in 2004. Heemeyer mowed over homes and businesses in retaliation for the city destroying his home, sending him into a desperate spiral. Archive footage and interviews attempt to piece together how Heemeyer made such a destructive decision that fateful day. Directed by Paul Solet.

This documentary tells the story of Greg LeMond, the first non-European to win the grueling Tour de France in 1986. It covers his win, his near-fatal shooting accident that left him fired by his team and fans wondering if he would ever ride again, and his triumphant return to the race to win again in 1989. The historic win is covered through archive footage and interviews with Greg and his wife, Kathy.

An exploration of the ideation of Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell, two creative directors who founded the art studio Hipgnosis, responsible for some of the most recognizable album covers in history. The narrative charts the mercurial working relationship between Thorgerson and Powell, their several triumphs and pitfalls, while offering incisive commentary on the nature of popular music.

Kim Wheeler, an outspoken, firecracker lawyer, is appointed Judge of the 5th District of Nevada and is one of the few traveling judges left in America. After the reigning judge passes away under suspicious circumstances, Kim finds herself covering a circuit that stretches between Las Vegas and Reno, a rugged, often desolate area where anything and everything can happen.

This documentary focuses on the life and legacy of Yogi Berra, however overlooked his career may have been. As a recognized key baseball player for the New York Yankees, his statistics and records have proven that he had the skill and talent for the game. However, his laidback personality off the field and his so-called Yogi-isms seemed to have overshadowed his athletic prowess through the decades.