Sacred Stone: Temple on the Mississippi / 2002

A compelling account of how Mormons suffered religious persecution and endured their sacred temple being destroyed in 1848, this documentary bridges the past and present by chronicling the very same structure's total restoration 150 years later. Directed by Lee B. Groberg, this American tale of profound tragedy and remarkable triumph features a variety of expert interviews and narration by actor Hal Holbrook.

The Sacred Eternal: 1st Movement Overture /

The Sacred Eternal is a mini-series about the establishment of a future utopia on Earth.

The Sacred Art of Tibet / 1972

An accurate depiction of the basic tenets of northern Mahayana Buddhism, cast into living or "experiential" form, consistent with powerful mantras heard on the soundtrack of the film. Tarthang Tulku, a Tibetan Lama, was the advisor.

Sacred Journey of The Heart / 2012

Led by inspirational teacher and intuitive counselor Ronna Prince, this heart journey will take you to the depths and the heavens, to the past and into the future with hope and deep understanding of how we are in the midst of creating the biggest shift of consciousness of all times in the PRESENT: Heart-based living.

Mystery of the Sacred Shroud / 1978

This fascinating documentary explores the mysteries behind the Shroud of Turin, which is believed by millions of Christians to be the burial cloth of Jesus. The program features many interviews with scientists, scholars, religious leaders and theologians that have examined and tested the Shroud.

Juana and the Sacred Shores / 2017

Juana is a beautiful maiden living peacefully in her island. While dancing in the middle of the sea, she sees how vast the waters are, and suddenly realizes that she is alone. To satisfy her longing, she does an animistic ritual and prays for a companion. A man arrives.

Sacred Music: The Story of Allegri's Miserere / 2008

Simon Russell Beale tells the story behind Allegri's Miserere, one of the most popular pieces of sacred music ever written. The programme features a full performance of the piece by the award-winning choir the Sixteen, conducted by Harry Christophers.

Sting: Inside the Songs of Sacred Love

The Living Edens: Yellowstone: America's Sacred Wilderness / 2001

High in the wild heart of the American Rockies, Yellowstone is a place of extraordinary landscapes and geysers. Created by the largest volcanic explosions in the planet's history, Yellowstone became the world's first national park in the late 1870s. Now that the wolves have been returned to the park, Yellowstone has become an unparalleled wildlife sanctuary and perhaps the best place on the planet to see wolves and grizzly bears hunting elk.

Strictly Sacred: The Story of Girl Trouble / 2014

A massive amount of archival footage, memorabilia, and audio recordings chronicle the three-decade history of Girl Trouble, the legendary Tacoma-based garage rock band defined by their uncompromising DIY aesthetic.

Sacred Mt. Ali and the Forest Railway / 2008

This gorgeous documentary focuses on Mount Ali, a chain of peaks in Taiwan Province, home to a number of scenic and tourist sights, including stunning sunrises, the Alishan Sacred Tree and the Grand Sea of Clouds, all viewable by the Forest Railway. The railway winds for 72 kilometers, from 98 feet to a height of 8,038 feet above sea level through spectacular scenery and climate zones ranging from subtropical to frigid.

The Sacred Peacock Flies Above Jupiter / 2019

"Randy is an introvert and hypersex college student who puzzled his mind when he realized that he has a sexual interest to his sister (Sandy) after he peeked his sister in the middle of Jaipong dance practice."

Sacred Premonitions of the Celestial Light / 2023

A devout Christian man searches for signs of an apocalyptic divine message in the light outside his window, sinking into an all-consuming obsession that threatens to destroy him.

Sacred City of the Mayan Indians / 1936

A visit to Chichicastenango, Guatemala, where Mayan civilization flourished.

Egypt: The Treasure Of The Sacred Bulls / 2022

Through their fieldwork, scientists bring to life a lost and unknown chapter of ancient Egypt, and write the next of the greatest adventures in the history of archaeology.

Egypt: The Treasure Of The Sacred Bulls / 2024

This documentary follows a team of archaeologists, mandated by the Louvre Museum, as they pick up where Egyptologist Auguste Mariette left-off with his discovery of the Serapeum tomb of the bull of Apis - one of the most sacred places in Saqqara, Egypt, in 1850. Mariette also managed to map out a network of underground tunnels leading to other burial sites that he did not have time to uncover. With exclusive access, we follow a team of archaeologists continue the research of Mariette.

Art Mind - The Healing Power of Sacred Art / 2004

In this innovative release, teacher and internationally exhibited artist Alex Grey considers the healing and transformative potential of sacred art. Grey looks back on the artists, traditions, and experiences that have shaped his career, and examines the metaphysical, mental, health, and emotional benefits that can be had from looking at sacred art created in places around the world.

The Sacred Flame / 2016

A Florentine legend tells the story of a blunt and arrogant blacksmith who enlists with the Crusaders in an attempt to rekindle the love his wife once had for him. After seizing Jerusalem, he lights up a candle in the tomb of Christ and bets to a Minstrel that he can carry it to Florence, all by himself. On his way home, he runs into a series of characters that help him to reflect upon the meaning behind the sacred flame and change his life for good.

Dewa Sanzan: Who will save the sacred mountains? /

The yamabushi priests of the Dewa Sanzan mountains in Northern Japan have been practicing their religion: Shugendo, for more than 1400 years. These ancient beliefs are a fusion of Shintoism, Buddhism, and primeval Japanese mountain worship. It is believed that the practitioners of Shugendo endure long rituals in the mountains to gain divine powers to protect the people in the plains from disease, hunger, and poverty. The Dewa Sanzan was once a thriving pilgrimage site, welcoming many new yamabushi each year and worshiped throughout all of Northern Japan. But as the demographic crisis continues in Japan, and younger generations continues to lose interest in these ancient rites; the yamabushi of the Dewa Sanzan struggle to renew their ranks, and the region's culture threatens to disappear. Venture to the Dewa Sanzan and hear the stories of the local people to learn the keys to preserving this ancient culture.

Laurence Gardner - Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark / 2003

Since his latest book, Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, was published in February 2003, best-selling author Sir Laurence Gardner has been giving worldwide lectures about the rediscovery of arcane knowledge-in particular, the extraordinary powers of white powder gold. When gold and platinum-group metals are transformed into the monatomic state, a fine white powder is produced. This substance was used by pharaohs and kings of the ancient world. It was also part of the secret knowledge of mediaeval alchemy and the Knights Templar. Research on this has been forging ahead, and some amazing properties of high-spin monatomic elements have now been scientifically confirmed. This has huge and potentially revolutionary implications.