Dracula (2001)

Shelter is a 2001 surfing documentary film directed by Taylor Steele, featuring such surfers as Rob Machado, Brad Gerlach, Taylor Knox and many more. Along with a folder of DVD extras, this was also packaged with a soundtrack CD of most of the songs in the film itself, included here in FLAC/lossless files. This was released by Surfer Magazine in association with Jack Johnson's label, The Moonshine Conspiracy.

Put a fence in front of these men… and they'll climb it! - In 1943, the Germans opened Stalag Luft III, a maximum-security prisoner-of-war camp

This doc on Sandro Botticelli is divided in two part

Hallowed Ground is a skateboarding documentary released in 2001, shot entirely on 16mm film. It is "an intimate look into the lives of the Hurley International Skate Team, going through Brazil, Europe and North America for radical skating adventures." This movie was directed by Scott Soens and was released by Poor Specimen via Redline Entertainment.

A young woman tries to find where her real love lies, in her ex, Dylan or a photographer named Jacob?

Anarchy is often used as a synonym for chaos and destruction with anarchists seen as black-clad nihilists fomenting violence at peaceful protests. But NO GODS NO MASTERS reveals the far more complex history of a viable social system and the men and women who devoted themselves to making it a reality.

Alice (Lynskey) lives in suburban Christchurch, the 'safest place in the world', but she longs for an adventure of American proportions (guns, murder, sex, drugs etc).

Scott Baio, ex-child star in real life, plays a young man who goes to visit an old friend of his who resides in California.

One of the most compelling stories of World War II concerns the origins of the unlikely alliance between the Axis powers. While many people imagine that the union was forged along the lines of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," the real story is far more complicated.

Through dramatic reconstructions and his own passionate narration, Dr. David Starkey, the controversial Tudor historian, profiles the six women who married Henry Vlll.