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USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar is convicted of serial sexual abuse of young athletes.

It's a love letter to Gottfried von Cramm, one of the forgotten tennis heroes of the 20th century, whose career and fame was shunned early on due to the rising rampant homophobia that prevailed after the Roaring Twenties.

Five-time Olympic medalist and Native Hawaiian Duke Paoa Kahanamoku shattered records and brought surfing to the world while overcoming a lifetime of personal challenges.

Chronicling the 4-decade struggle to memorialize the victims of the 1972 "Munich Massacre"

POSITIVE ALL THE WAY is the next chapter in the narrative of sport serving as a catalyst for social change and progress. Personal interviews and captivating footage illustrate how the growing Paralympic movement is challenging the world's perception of disability. As the film explores the power of adaptive sport to ignite the human spirit, it simultaneously weaves a tapestry of one man's journey to bring inclusion and opportunity to the world. Reflecting on his tenure as President of the International Paralympic Committee, Sir Philip Craven recounts his life experiences and battles, including the fall which left him paralyzed at the age of 16. It was these obstacles, paired with his values, which shaped the leader and the Paralympic movement he so clearly loves. Sir Philip's dedication to sport and the athletes becomes clear when the Paralympic movement is challenged at the 2016 Rio Games. Faced with a catastrophic shortfall in funds from the Rio organizing committee, Sir Philip refuses to accept the possibility that the Paralympic Games may be canceled. While he works quickly to develop funds for the games, the sports world is shaken by the revelation of Russia's ongoing state-sponsored doping program. Now the integrity of the Paralympics is compromised. Never one to falter in the face of adversity, Sir Philip holds true to his beliefs and principles to change the course of sports history.

When a global pandemic decimates the tourism industry across the Hawaiian Islands it means no travel, no tourists, and no surf lessons. Surf instructor Bull Kotter suddenly finds his small business pushed to the brink. So he turns to his community-Lahaina-not for help or a handout, but to give back. From surf culture, to ocean respect, to kindness, Uncle Bully is translating etiquette in the line-up into etiquette in life. This is a film about the power of one person to shape a more hopeful future for the next generation. The description above encapsulates this man and his community, coming back from the brink of economic collapse after a global pandemic, to pivot into something deeper and nurturing. Then, the Maui wildfires in August happened. With a community decimated, UNCLE BULLY'S SURF SKOOL is now a visual document of a former Lahaina. After a few days, the filmmaking team regrouped and immediately hit the ground to add a coda to this film, documenting a Lahaina in the aftermath and the recovery and resilience that has only begun on the very long road to rebuilding a town, a community, and its people.