Documentary

A documentary on the making of Kevin Smith's film The 4:30 Movie

The documentary charts a voyage of almost 2,000 nautical miles across the Arctic Ocean. But the expedition to places where frost and ice reign supreme was no mere adventure. The film adaptation by director Vladimír Šimek gives the viewer a glimpse into the authentic atmosphere of these wild places, to experience the stunning, yet so fragile beauty that goes beyond the simple human imagination. In addition to educating and entertaining, the film crew has prepared for its viewers an extraordinary aesthetic experience that shows us in a non-violent way how vulnerable our planet is if we do not change our emissions policy.

A family goes to their grandparents’ lake house for the summer on Flathead Lake, but when things go too far they’re forced to grapple with the consequences of reckless summer fun. SUNK: A TALE FROM FLATHEAD LAKE delves into the whimsy of summer and asks the age-old question—When things turn bad, is it more than just another great story?

When someone’s world is shaped by playing music how do you react when you are separated from the people you play with? Three musicians reminisce on the band of their past and grapple with their miles of separation.

Following the story of an ex-porter, now a guide on Mt. Kilimanjaro, KILI CULTURE spotlights one man’s lifelong relationship with one of the world’s most well-known peaks.

From the streets of Japan, where stance cars caught their name, to the rustic roads of Montana, OUTSIDE explores the layered world of stance culture and the car enthusiasts behind it all.

Bret Berg from AGFA shows off the greatness of R-rated movie trailers.

An experimental odyssey into the Arizona desert. (Wild)life examines the beautiful, brilliant, and bizarre creatures who live there and human encroachment into the spaces they call home.

Since its inception as a commercial interest in the 19th century, a growing debate has formed around the collection, research, and sale of significant vertebrate fossils specimens on the world stage. TERRA DRACONIS documents the long-standing divide between academic, commercial, private, and legal interests involved in the ownership of dinosaur fossils and explores the many opinions regarding collection of vertebrate fossils in the modern age – for posterity or prosperity.

A group of advocates works to protect the voting rights of Indigenous communities in Montana.

The siren call of the ivory-billed woodpecker lures a New York based tantra and sex educator into the swamps of the American South on a 17-year journey to prove the iconic bird still exists. Along the way, he finds a tendril of hope in the face of climate change.