Film Browser

F.T.A.

At the height of her activism against the Vietnam War, Jane Fonda joined forces with Donald Sutherland, Peter Boyle, singer Holly Near and legendary screenwriter Dalton Trumbo to present F.T.A., a su... [more]

Director - Francine Parker

Face (1997)

Robert Carlyle stars as Ray, a former socialist who has turned to robbing banks, in this British thriller directed by Antonia Bird (PRIEST). Joining a band of experienced and wannabe criminals for a ... [more]

Director - Antonia Bird

Face (2002)

Appeared at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival
Bertha Bay-Sa Pan's debut feature explores assimilation, family loyalty, interracial relationships and the need for personal freedom in immigrant... [more]

Director - Bertha Bay-Sa Pan

Face (2004)

Hyun-min (Shin Hyeon-jun) is an artisan of forensic science, expert at reconstructing the faces of murder victims from their skulls. When his ill daughter is haunted by nightmarish visions, Hyun-min ... [more]

Director - Sang-gon Yu

Fahrenheit 451

Working for the first time in color and in English, Francois Truffaut directs an adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel about a future where the printed word is banned and firemen burn boo... [more]

Director - François Truffaut

Fahrenheit 9/11

After taking aim at the auto industry (ROGER & ME) and the gun lobby (BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE), filmmaker provocateur Michael Moore employs his signature comic activism in a close-up look at George W. ... [more]

Director - Michael Moore

Fair Trade

Michael Dreher's unsettling short film, set in Morocco and Gibraltar, considers the economic and social distance between life in the Third World and in Western industrial nations with a story about c... [more]

Director - Michael Dreher

Fait D'Hiver

Belgian filmmaker Dirk Belien presents a concise tale of the perils of driving and dialing. Nominated for an Oscar® award for Best Live Action Short Film.

Director - Dirk Belien

Famke Janssen

Famke Janssen talks about the connection between climate change and oil.

Fansom the Lizard

Evan Mather's witty, award-winning animated short retells the true story of a pet lizard who traveled from Louisiana to Las Vegas in search of adventure. With a musical score by the New York Cit... [more]

Director - Evan Mather

Fashion

In this episode, environmental consciousness hits the fashion world as style means sustainable fabric and earth-friendly manufacturing practices. Meet men and women who are bringing green to fashion,... [more]

Fast Times at Ridgemont High

A defining movie of the early '80s, Amy Heckerling's gag-filled directorial debut feature looks at sex, drugs and embarrassment in high school. Notably it also introduced audiences to Sean Penn, who ... [more]

Director - Amy Heckerling

Fat

In this episode, a problem arises when Kim’s maid of honor dress doesn’t fit. Soon Kim is trying a celebrity diet endorsed by Celine Dion, while Sharon (Magda Szubanski) helpfully suggests ... [more]

Father and Son

Alexander Sokurov (RUSSIAN ARK) is widely hailed as contemporary cinema's poet of the Russian soul. Here, in the second part of a trilogy examining complex family bonds, Sokurov tells the story of a ... [more]

Director - Aleksandr Sokurov

The Favor

An unexpected phone call from the woman who broke his heart when a teenager propels middle-aged Lawrence (Frank Wood) on a personal journey of discovery in Eva Aridjis's feature. Soon Lawrence become... [more]

Director - Eva Aridjis

Fearless Freaks

With candor seldom seen in a rock documentary, filmmaker Bradley Beesely tells the story of the Oklahoma City band Flaming Lips. Beesely spans more than two decades to explain how a self-described "n... [more]

Director - Bradley Beesley

Feed Your Head

– Drugs are now part of the schism between traditional America and the youth-fueled sociopolitical rebellions of the era, including the antiwar movement and the sexual revolution. Pot and LSD h... [more]

The Feeling, Gnarls Barkley & The Killers

This episode features Gnarls Barkley, The Feeling, and The Killers.

Director - AJ Jankel

Fela Kuti - Music is the Weapon

Composer, Afrobeat pioneer and human rights activist, Nigeria’s Fela Kuti (1938-1997) is often described as the African Bob Marley. In 1982, Fela discussed his life and work and performed some o... [more]

Director - Stephane Tchal Gadjieff
Director - Jean-Jacques Flori

Fellini's Casanova

Italy's visionary cinematic fabulist, Federico Fellini, presents a surprising meditation on the life and reputation of the 18th century's renowned man of letters and bedrooms. For Fellini, ... [more]

Director - Federico Fellini

Fellini: I'm a Born Liar

Visionary, fantasist and cinema giant, Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini was a notoriously unreliable commentator about his own work. With footage from a 1993 interview Fellini granted weeks before ... [more]

Director - Damian Pettigrew