Tammy Faye: Death Defying

Few Americans have had lives as intense and publicized, or been as adored and sometimes reviled, as Tammy Faye Messner. Four years after the award-winning documentary THE EYES OF TAMMY FAYE, we catch up with Tammy Faye as she fights the biggest battle of her tumultuous life -- against inoperable stage IV colon cancer.
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Gay Republicans

After years of relative obscurity, Log Cabin -- the gay Republican club -- has found itself in the National spotlight. George Bush's unequivocal opposition to gay marriage put them at the forefront of one of the most hotly contested elections in years. But it also opened schisms that challenged the very identity of the Log Cabin itself. With the issue of whether or not to support the President distilling into a stark choice between their civil rights and their loyalty to the party, 2004 forced the Gay Republicans to a crude decision: what was more important, being gay or being Republican?
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Power Lesbians

Rebecca Loos is on the loose! The super-scandalous reality star and former David Beckham mistress, takes on her most provocative challenge yet. She's on her way to sunny LA to get to the bottom of the Power Lesbian mystique. Is it real or a media hoax? Does this ultra-exclusive, all-girls club really rule Hollywood, or is it just male paranoia? In this probing one-hour doc, Rebecca promises to infiltrate the scene-- find out who the Power Lesbians are, where they go, and what they do for fun.
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Camp Michael Jackson

It's a fact: the public can't get enough of all things Michael Jackson...good or bad. The trial against him is a major pop culture event. But the most memorable moments are taking place outside the courtroom...
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Impressionism: Revenge of the Nice

Britain's leading contemporary art critic and BAFTA winner Matthew Collings reappraises Impressionism. The four stars of the film are Courbet, Manet, Monet and Cezanne.  Gustave Courbet and Edouard Manet were the two artists who opened the door for Impressionism.  The one quintessential Impressionist is Claude Monet.
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What X Did for Me

The idea of these films is to tell the life stories and evaluate the importance of the work of some of the biggest artists, writers and musicians through the opinions of some of the most acclaimed contemporary artists . So for the viewers it's a real treat - several great artists talking about their hero. This approach offers a completely original approach to biography whilst also offering a unique insight into the thinking of the next generation of painters and writers.
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Rock Around the Block

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Rock Around The Block is a reality show where two families reveal whether a lifetime of lip-synching and air-guitar equals actual musical talent! Each family has 48-hours to learn to sing a song chosen for them by the opposing family. With the help of vocal coaches, choreographers and stylists, the family that puts together the best look, sound and moves wins a cash prize. But will the generations be able to merge their differing musical tastes? Can the kids overcome their embarrassment at dad throwing a few groovy shapes (from a previous century?) And is mum really lead singer material?
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How to Buy a House

Presented by property developer Tony Jacobs, these six shows follow first time buyers as they take their first steps up onto the property ladder. Shot over six months, we see them dealing with the disappointment as houses fall through, the...
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Vivid Valley

With an unprecedented all-access pass into the hidden world of Vivid, World of Wonder Productions presents a 13-part series focusing on the other side of Hollywood - the multibillion dollar adult film industry and its most successful company, Vivid Entertainment.
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Hidden Fuhrer: Debating the enigma of Hitler's Sexuality

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In September of 2001, respected German historian Lothar Machtan dropped a bombshell on the world of Hitler studies. Hitler was a secret homosexual. The Fuhrer's desperate attempts to cover up his youthful sexual history and shield himself from blackmailers was at least partly responsible for some of his most infamous crimes.
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Art Show: Season 3

The Art Show is a most misleading title for this eccentric and provocative series about contemporary culture. In the first two series, films have encompassed everything from searing polemics against art and cinema from Jake Chapman and Vincent Gallo.
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Housebusters

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You have a problem. Each week our three psychic consultants -- Feng Shui, Geopathic Stress, Color Therapist -- go into your home and identify your problem. Can they figure it out, or are they talking a load of crystal balls? You pick one, and four weeks later we return to see if what they recommended has done the trick.
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I Was a Talk Show Survivor

Concern is growing about how tabloid talk show experiences affect on-camera guests.  In this special, we examine the work of Aftercare, a team of psychologists with the mission of giving therapy to television's disposable people, and make a tv show...
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Gay Hollywood

Being gay in Hollywood has never been more mainstream, with openly gay producers, writers and studio heads attached to some of the most successful films and TV shows in the business. But what is it really like to be young and gay in Hollywood? Does it open doors or slam them shut? Or does it make any difference at all?
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School's Out

Whoever said schooldays are the happiest of your life was obviously playing truant from reality. For many lesbian and gay students sick of homophobic insults and beatings, the idea of a school populated entirely by homosexuals seems like a dream. But in fact it exists.
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Dark Roots: The Unauthorized Anna Nicole

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Of A Young Girl's Dreams
Of Fame And Glory
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Party Monster: The Shockumentary

PARTY MONSTER-- which screened at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival -- tells the story of the rise and fall of Michael Alig, a kid from middle America who aspired to take the place of Andy Warhol. A film by Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato, PARTY MONSTER debuted on Cinemax in June as part of the Reel Life series.
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101 Rent Boys

There is nothing as fascinating as sex workers. Even though we may not have purchased sex or sold our bodies, the world's oldest profession has a certain mystique that holds all of us in thrall. This film satisfies the curiosity in all of us. Not in the usual tone of moral indignation, but in a forthright and straightforward way.
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The Real Ellen Story

THE REAL ELLEN STORY is an in-depth documentary detailing the story behind the historic "coming-out" episode of Ellen. The program takes a unique behind-the-scenes approach in encapsulating the time-line detailing the conception of the episode, the rumours, the controversy and Ellen DeGeneres' own declaration in Time magazine.
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Secret Rulers of the World

Renowned journalist Jon Ronson delves into the world of secrecy and cover-ups, as he tries to find the secret rulers of the world. The Legend of Ruby Ridge tells the tragic story of Randy Weaver and his fight against the Zionist Occupied Government (ZOG). Jon Ronson uses extraordinary encounters with the Weaver family and previously unseen archive footage to describe the life of a family who moved to a cabin in Idaho to escape what they saw as the tyrannical elite of international bankers bent on enslaving the world.
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Hardcore: The Larry Flynt Story

Mention the name Larry Flynt to most people and the one thing that immediately comes to mind is porn, and not just any porn, but the worst kind of porn - violent and exploitative.
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Plushies and Furries

Furries, as they are known, take on personas of the animal images they adored in childhood as a means of self-expression, dressing in elaborate suits and often adopting a name and character. Sometimes their furry behavior gets sexy. However, furries often clarify that they're lifestyle should not be confused with bestiality. "Furry sexuality is just like normal sexuality; it's got the same ideas that mundanes have, but they're just furry-ized."
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Punishment: Cruel & Unusual

Throughout history, man has shown infinite creativity in his ability to inflict pain on his fellow man. In ancient Greece and Rome punishment was cruel and torture was used to control the masses, force confessions, punish crimes and justify religious persecution.
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Who Wears the Trousers

Pilot for reality format in which a man and a woman swap genders and undergo an increasingly difficult series of missions. Format...
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Mission Divine

Experience the Divine in a series of underground documentary missions to bring God to our screens. The Mission Divine is the search for that which is not known. In The Mission Divine, 6 video diarists undertake a mission to find...
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LA Stories: From the eye of the Storm

After the LA riots, World of Wonder gave cameras to ten Los Angelinos (gang leaders, cops, teachers, Koreans, TV reporters) to make video diaries about their lives. These stories were interwoven into a feature film revealing what life in LA...
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Died on the 4th of July

A compelling portrait of life in downtown New York by Nelson Sullivan, a video diarist, who created an archive of some 3000 hours before collapsing and dying on the 4th of July 1989. 60 minutes...
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