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Deep Run
Exiled by her family and rejected by a girlfriend, 17-year-old Spazz has no one to lean on for support. But when Spazz falls in love again and summons up the courage to become Cole, a strong-willed trans-man, his candid humor and steadfast, all-inclusive Christian beliefs counter the bigotry he experiences daily. An intimate study of young outsiders in an insular Christian community, Deep Run explores the intersection of modern identity and faith in America’s deeply conservative Bible Belt.
Welcome to the Kutsher’s : The Last Castkills Resort
Kutsher’s Country Club was the last surviving Jewis resort in the Catskills. One of the legendario Borscht Belt hotels during its heyday, Kutsher’s was famiily-owned and operated for over 100 years .
The World's Best Prom
Once a year, prom mania grips the entire population of Racine, Wisconsin. The city’s extravagant celebration beings with a rowdy parade where students compete for the most outrageous form of transportation, driving fire engines, 18-wheelers, even riding elephant-back through the city streets. Prom-goers from seven city high schools converge on one citywide prom to make red carpet entrances bombarded by the flash of cameras and screams from bleachers filled to capacity. Meanwhile, in sports bars and living rooms across the city, residents keep their eyes glued to the live television coverage of the spectacular event. As featured on This American Life, The World’s Best Prom brings to life an American rite of passage taken to the extreme. With five decades of archival footage, and interviews with diverse prom-goers of all ages, the film glories in the excess of an otherwise simple Midwestern city’s quirky, Dionysian side.
Thanksgiving weekend, Las Vegas: a camera journeys through Sin City’s all-can-eat buffets and finds a kaleidoscope of characters behind the food - from tireless chefs preparing gargantuan bowls of ambrosia, to servers who bus endless plates, to hungry diners in search of a culinary jackpot and a portion of the American dream.
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Grand Street
Director Ian Rosenberg filmed the corner of Grand and Pitt Streets from 7 am to 7pm to documents the changing face of his Lower East Side neighborhood in New York City. The result is Grand Street, an experimental non-narrative documentary in which the 12 hours of footage are transformed into an epic six minute movie.
