Catalog
5.9
Olympic Glory
"Olympic Glory" is a documentary film narrated by Stacy Keach, featuring interviews and footage from Picabo Street, capturing the 1998 Olympic Games in Nagano presented in IMAX format. The film showcases the athletic achievements of the games, highlighting the dedication and perseverance of its competitors.
6.7
La fiera
In "La fiera", three lives are forever changed when a group of skydivers pay homage to their fallen friends through an extreme act of adventure. As the sole survivor recounts their harrowing experience, the film takes viewers on a heart-pumping journey that explores the thrill and tragedy of BASE jumping. With its pulse-pounding action sequences and poignant tribute to the deceased, this drama promises to be a must-see for fans of thrilling tales and true stories of survival.
7.8
Deep Water
For anyone interested in the story of Donald Crowhurst and his fateful voyage in the Golden Globe round the world sailing challenge of 1968, this is a must see. Based on true events, "Deep Water" reimagines Crowhurst's perilous journey from his own audio tapes and cine film, interwoven with archival footage and interviews that reveal the pressures and pitfalls that led to this tragic tale of human endurance and folly.
6.3
Alain Mimoun
"Alain Mimoun" (1959) is a documentary about French marathon runner Alain Mimoun's participation in the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. The film features Mimoun as Himself and Robert Porte as Narrator. Unfortunately, with limited information available, this description remains somewhat brief.
7.1
Nasu: Andalusia no natsu
In this unique blend of action, animation, and sports, Pepe Benengeli, a second-class cyclist, finds an unexpected opportunity to shine on his hometown's streets during the Tour of Spain. As he navigates the thrilling Vuelta a España road bicycle race, Pepe must balance his loyalty to his team with personal ambitions, all while dealing with family drama and sponsorship pressure. Will this ordinary cyclist be able to seize the chance of a lifetime on the eve of his brother's wedding?
7.8
Baseball Bugs
In this classic Looney Tunes short, Bugs Bunny takes on his toughest opponents yet: the Gas-House Gorillas, a menacing baseball team that's been bullying their way to victory all season long. With quick wit and athletic prowess, Bugs outsmarts the Gorillas at every turn, employing cartoon physics-defying tricks like dodging a fastball and catching home runs in mid-air. As the game reaches its thrilling climax, Bugs pulls off an unforgettable heist on the Umpire State Building, securing victory for his team and proving once again why he's the wittiest, most resourceful rabbit in town.
6.1
Jugend der Welt. Der Film von den IV. Olympischen Winterspielen in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
"Jugend der Welt. Der Film von den IV. Olympischen Winterspielen in Garmisch-Partenkirchen" is a 1935 documentary film that covers the 1936 Winter Olympics held in Germany, with Adolf Hitler appearing as himself. The film was directed by Carl Junghans and served as the official film of the event. Due to protests from the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pulled the film from distribution in the United States, preventing a premiere at the Capital Theatre in New York City.
6.8
Samia: Little Dreamer
In a country ravaged by civil war, one 9-year-old girl's determination to chase her dreams becomes a beacon of hope. Against all odds, Samia Yusuf Omar - known as "Samia" for her remarkable talent - embarks on an extraordinary journey to become a champion runner, with the help of her coach and friend Ali. As Somalia teeters on the brink of chaos, Samia's meteoric rise sparks a glimmer of light in the darkest of times, illuminating the resilience and courage of a young girl who refuses to be defined by her circumstances.
4.9
Black Ice
Set against the gritty backdrop of a lawless border terrain, "Black Ice" is a gripping tale of youthful misadventure that captures the wild excesses of Ireland's final gasps of prosperity. With its genre-bending blend of action, crime, and sport, this film delivers an unapologetic portrait of reckless abandon and rebellion, driven by the raw energy of its cast.
5.2
Ídolos
In a high-stakes game where speed and redemption collide, a young motorcycle racer must confront his troubled past and strained relationship with his estranged father to seize a future in the cutthroat world of motorsport. With his reputation on the line and a wildcard entry into MotoGP at stake, Edu Serra must navigate the treacherous landscape of ambition, love, and personal demons that threaten to derail his comeback – and his fragile bond with his father. As the racing circuit's ruthless pressure mounts, will their fractured relationship be able to withstand the unforgiving forces that seek to destroy them?
7.2
Death of a Gentleman
In the gripping documentary "Death of a Gentleman," two cricket journalists embark on a journey to expose a shocking sporting scandal that threatens the very fabric of the game they love, revealing a tale of greed, power struggles, and corruption at the highest echelons of international cricket. With intimate interviews from key figures, this film shines a light on the dark underbelly of the sport's governing body and its devastating impact on smaller nations. A must-watch for sports enthusiasts and fans of investigative journalism alike, "Death of a Gentleman" is a thought-provoking exploration of passion, power, and the pursuit of truth.
7
Malaikat Malam
In "Malaikat Malam," the streets are a battleground and the heart is a thrill ride. Azam's double life as a motorcycle workshop owner and street racing daredevil becomes increasingly complicated when he falls for an innocent blind girl, while caring for his struggling brother and navigating the high-stakes world of motorsport. This action-packed drama weaves together themes of love, loyalty, and redemption, propelling its characters towards a heart-pumping climax.
4.8
Going for Gold
As Emma navigates her new life in Australia, she finds solace and a sense of belonging in the high school cheerleading team, where she must learn to balance her newfound passion with the challenges of her complicated family life. With her dad's influence, Emma takes on a leadership role, using the sport to find confidence and support. As she works to excel in both academics and athletics, Emma discovers that winning isn't everything - sometimes it's about finding your own gold within. Through her journey, "Going for Gold" reveals the transformative power of sports and community.
8.2
Gatta Kusthi 2
In "Gatta Kusthi 2", Veera and Keerthi navigate the challenges of parenthood while juggling Keerthi's high-flying wrestling career, but it's a role reversal that brings fresh humor and heart to this sequel as Veera shoulders more domestic responsibilities. With Aishwarya Lekshmi, Vishnu Vishal, Ramya Krishnan, Karunas, and Munishkanth leading the cast, this film promises an entertaining blend of comedy, drama, romance, and high-stakes sports action. As the stakes rise in Keerthi's wrestling life, Veera finds herself taking center stage - both on and off the mat.
6.7
Khmeli potoli
A young photographer named Lisa goes missing while photographing rural football stadiums in Georgia. Her father Irakli sets out to search for her, accompanied by Levani, an invisible person who had recently traveled alongside Lisa as part of her photography project. As they journey through the Georgian countryside, the landscape and people around them change, mirroring the diminishing chances of finding Lisa.
5.1
Deck Dogz
In a gripping tale of teenage rebellion and determination, three young Australian skaters embark on a perilous journey to escape their troubled pasts and chase their dreams. Poker, Spasm, and Blue Flame aim to meet world-class skating champion Tony Hawk and compete in the prestigious Beachbowl competition at Maroubra Beach, with sponsorship as their ultimate goal. Along the way, they must outskate the law, outmaneuver low-life criminals, and confront their personal demons to achieve their burning ambition.
0
The Dink
In a heartwarming underdog story, a washed-up tennis pro is forced to trade in his racket for a paddle and take up pickleball, leading him on a journey of self-discovery and unexpected friendship. As he navigates the ups and downs of this new sport, Dustin "The Hammer" Boyd finds himself falling for a charming woman who recently took up pickleball as a way to heal from her divorce. With its lighthearted humor and exciting match moments, The Dink is a hilarious and inspiring sports comedy that will leave you cheering for the underdog.
0
Across the Plateau
The documentary "Across the Plateau" (2007) follows seven retired Chinese athletes and explorers as they undertake a 3,100-kilometre journey from Lanzhou to Everest Base Camp across the Tibetan plateau. The film chronicles their remarkable trek, showcasing the challenges and beauty of this vast and remote region.
6.8
Sommeren '92
The 1992 European Championship was a triumph that defied expectations, thanks to Denmark's improbable qualification and an unforgettable team effort. Behind the scenes, however, tensions simmered between coach Richard Møller Nielsen and his players, as well as with the Danish Football Association. Yet, in the face of adversity, this combustible mix of personalities coalesced into a championship-winning force, leaving an indelible mark on Denmark's sporting history. "Sommeren '92" brings to life this remarkable true story with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of Scandinavian charm.
5.4
They Fight
In a powerful true story of redemption and perseverance, "They Fight" tells the inspiring tale of Walt Manigan's journey from ex-convict to coach, as he helps a group of young boxers achieve their dreams at a Washington D.C. youth recreation center on the brink of closure. Under the guidance of wise mentor Slim, these adolescent athletes come together in a high-stakes battle for a spot on the U.S. Junior Olympic Team, forging unbreakable bonds and discovering the true meaning of grit and determination.