The Crisis / 1916

Stephen Brice, a young lawyer in Civil War-era St. Louis, falls in love with Virginia Carvel, the daughter of his benefactor. But she is loyal to the South and Brice is committed to Lincoln's cause. In the course of the war, their convictions separate them, and Virginia becomes engaged to her cousin Clarence Colfax, a Confederate officer. Brice becomes an officer under General Sherman, and eventually finds himself faced with the captured Colfax, facing execution for spying. Brice must decide whether or not to intercede in his rival's behalf.

When Crisis Strikes /

There is no greater love, than the person that puts his life on the line for his friends.

The Buddhist Crisis / 2022

A history host explains the history revolving around the buddhist crisis. He gets into many details of the story.

Identity Crisis: Inside The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll / 2019

Documentary on the film

The Urban Crisis and the New Militants: Module 1 - The Right to Dissent: A Press Conference / 1968

The Right to Dissent: A Press Conference, records a pre-convention press conference of the National Committee to End in the War in Vietnam. David Dellinger and Rennie Davis recount their difficulties in dealing with the City of Chicago to plan their protests against the 1968 Democratic Convention.

The Urban Crisis and the New Militants: Module 2 - Social Confrontation: The Battle of Michigan Ave. / 1968

Social Confrontation: The Battle of Michigan Ave. shows the events of Wednesday, August 28 at the 1968 Democratic Convention including National Guardsmen detaining protesters, mass arrests near Grant Park, and Mayor Daley cursing at opponents from the convention floor.

The Urban Crisis and the New Militants: Module 4 - The People’s Right to Know: Police vs. Reporters / 1968

The People’s Right to Know: Police vs. Reporters interviews photojournalist Paul Sequeira on his experience covering the 1968 Convention and the police attempts to physically restrict reporters’ access.

The Urban Crisis and the New Militants: Module 3 - Law and Order vs. Dissent / 1968

Law and Order vs. Dissent intercuts footage of the police response to the demonstrations at the 1968 Democratic Convention with press conferences by Mayor Richard J. Daley and a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department in which they place the blame for the violence on the student protesters.

Suez: A Very British Crisis / 2006

The story of the Suez Crisis, how Britian invaded Egypt 50 years ago, making President Nasser a national hero and British prime Minister Anthony Eden a national disgrace.

72%: A Baby Mama Crisis / 2015

Baby mamas, single mothers, deadbeat dads, absent fathers: these polarizing terms are commonplace in today?s African-American community. Nearly 72% of black children are born out of wedlock, and most are being raised by single mothers. Why is it that black men continue to neglect their parental responsibilities?

Drained: Ecuador's Oil Crisis /

Payson Mayerle interviews two native Ecuadorians in an attempt to uncover the truth about oil drilling and its environmental and social impacts in the rainforests of Ecuador.

Earth Crisis: 1991-2001 /

Earth Crisis' 10 year legacy is captured and documented on this full length release. Their revolutionary and militant stance against animal cruelty and substance abuse gained them a universal legion of diehard followers. Earth Crisis have toured with many of hard rock's biggest names and appeared on the inaugural OzzFest dates.

Commander In Chief: Inside the Oval Office: Kennedy Cuban Missile Crisis / 2012

For thirteen days in October 1962, the US and the Soviet Union stood on the brink of nuclear war. This behind-the-scenes story shows how John F. Kennedy resisted the forces pushing him towards war and how he saved the world from total destruction.

Searching for Andreas: Political Leadership in Times of Crisis /

This independently-produced documentary focuses on the life of Andreas Papandreou, one of Europe’s most controversial leaders. In doing so it attempts to address the pitfalls of charismatic leadership and the limits of democratic politics under a system of economic globalization.

83 and Alone: Bhutan's Water Crisis / 2022

Bhutan, despite being one of the world's two carbon negative countries, suffers from a changing climate that has led to a disastrous water shortage. After his children leave him, Daw, an elderly Bhutanese villager, must fend for himself. 83 AND ALONE explores a community made empty because of water.

Feeding Frenzy: The Food Industry, Obesity and the Creation of a Health Crisis / 2013

In the past three decades, obesity rates in the US have more than doubled for children and tripled for adolescents, and 70% of adults are now obese or overweight. The result has been a widening epidemic of obesity-related health problems, including coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and Type 2 diabetes. While discussions about this spiraling health crisis have tended to focus on the need for more exercise and individual responsibility, FEEDING FRENZY trains its focus squarely on the responsibility of the processed food industry and the outmoded government policies it benefits from. It lays bare how taxpayer subsidies designed to feed hungry Americans during the Great Depression have enabled the food industry to flood the market with a rising tide of cheap, addictive, high calorie food products, and offers an engrossing look at the tactics of the multi billion-dollar marketing machine charged with making sure that every one of those surplus calories is consumed.

Las cinco crisis del Apocalipsis / 2013

The Financial Crisis (Session I-IV) / 2009

The Financial Crisis (Session I-IV) is a 12-minute filmwork in which SUPERFLEX addresses the financial crisis from a therapeutic perspective. A hypnotist guides us through our worst economic nightmares. During four sessions, the audience is invited to speculate on the hypnotic forces of global capitalism, as well as experience the fear, anxiety and frustration of losing control, economic loss and personal financial disaster. In “Session 1: The Invisible Hand,” we are introduced to the backbone of capitalism, the idea of the “invisible hand” as the benign force of self-regulation that prevents markets and people from spinning out of economic control. We are asked to interrogate our faith in this force, and to imagine a world no longer governed by this invisible hand. In the following sessions we are guided deeper and deeper into the subconscious of the financial crisis with “Session 2: George Soros,” “Session 3: You,” and “Session 4: Old Friends.”

The Y2K Crisis / 1999

Panic over the year 2000 problem will only increase as we get closer to the turn of the millennium; adding fuel to the flame is The Y2K Crisis, an investigative report hosted by Robert Stack.

Squeezed Like Lemons: Italy In Crisis / 2013

The economic crisis and consequences of the strict austerity policies have hit the Italian people hard. Tax offices are being occupied while business people are taking their own lives in despair. We document the current mood in Italy from the point of view of those whose existence is threatened by this crisis.