Explores the political life and times of the controversial author, linguist, and radical philosopher Noam Chomsky. Focuses on Chomsky's analysis of the hidden use of ideological manipulation in democratic societies.

Join Vincent Pastore, Federico Castelluccio, Vincent Curatola and Arthur J. Nascarella for a conversation about the legendary HBO TV show "The Sopranos."

25 years after making El Mariachi for only $7,000, filmmaker Robert Rodriguez recreates the experience with micro-budget indie Red 11, this time documenting his process to teach other artists how they can make their dreams a reality.

Twenty-one year old Ben is following his TV-obsessed Dad to explore how television consumption has evolved from one generation to the next. Television used to bring people together. Does television now fragment us as a culture? Nominated for Best Documentary at **New York City International Film Festival**, **Los Angeles CineFest**, and **WorldFest Houston**.

Follows the rise of the sports card industry, becoming a place for people to become millionaires overnight and showcases how a piece of cardboard can turn into a $1M+ investment by simply adding an athlete's face and signature to it.

A feature length conversation between noted film critics Matt Zoller Seitz and Alan Sepinwall covering the state of television and the legendary show "The Sopranos." Based on the New York Times bestseller "The Sopranos Sessions."

Documentary tracing the development and production of the mini-series '"Lonesome Dove" (1989), from Larry McMurtry's novel of the same name. Stars Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones, among others, described the circumstances of filming, and director Simon Wincer comments on the adaptation of the novel. Others from the crew, including wranglers and stuntmen, describe some of the difficulties of this massive project.

When an out-of-work actor discovers through Facebook that he's been wildly famous in Serbia for almost two decades, he sets out to discover why. This film examines how Rob Stewart became a symbol of freedom for non-violent Serbian protests through his role as Nick Slaughter on CBS's Tropical Heat (aka Sweating Bullets). Stewart's Serbian visit, dubbed "Slaughtermania" by the national press, uncovers the surprising meaning behind the show's popularity,...

When the world-renowned cultural and political theorist Stuart Hall died in 2014, he left behind an unfinished 300,000-word memoir. In this interview with MEF Executive Director Sut Jhally, Bill Schwarz talks about the challenges of preparing the final published book, detailing his negotiations and conversations with the disembodied words of an author who cherished dialogue above all else.

A Pope John Paul II lollipop. An Elvis Presley shower curtain. A Princess Diana teacup. These are just some of the countless pieces of memorabilia that these pop culture icons' most devoted fans collect and cherish - but why? Director Annie Berman, explores the deep veneration and legacies of the Pope, the Princess, and the King. Over the course of 20 years, Berman profiles these figures' biggest fans and makes numerous pilgrimages to Vatican City,...