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Tear-jerking yet comedic, this movie warms the hearts of viewers through scenes that exemplify Betty White’s sense of humor and lovable personality.
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Chris Hemsworth investigates rise in shark attacks in new documentary
National Geographic kicks off the ninth season of their annual SharkFest with the documentary “Shark Beach With Chris Hemsworth.” Although best known as the all-powerful Thor from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Hemsworth is also a passionate environmentalist. With a...
Bob Ballard: The story behind the man who found the Titanic
Bob Ballard. You may have heard the name in middle school, read it in science textbooks, or seen him on a Nat Geo special. The legendary ocean explorer, most widely known for discovering the sunken Titanic in 1985, has conducted 157 expeditions in the deep sea. As a...
National Geographic documentary ‘Jane Goodall: The Hope’ aims to empowers youth
The incredible story of Jane Goodall continues to unfold in “Jane Goodall: The Hope.” This two-hour documentary special follows in the footsteps of National Geographic’s documentary film “Jane,” which received a BAFTA nomination and was named best documentary of 2017...
Review: ‘The Shadow of Hate’ documentary warns against violence of racism
The 1995 documentary film “The Shadow of Hate” expressed the history of oppression, discrimination, violence, and hate in America. The narrator begins with a scene in Pennsylvania on a summer day in 1925 in which 40,000 American Klansmen gather together to declare...
‘The Other Side of Heaven 2: Fire and Faith’ Director Mitch Davis aims to unite people and inspire faith
Eighteen years after the first revolutionary film comes “The Other Side of Heaven 2: Fire and Faith.” In the first movie, missionary John H. Groberg (Christopher Gorham) visited Tonga, a Polynesian kingdom of more than 170 South Pacific islands. Through all costs, he...
Interview with Oscar-winner Guillermo Navarro, executive producer of National Geographic’s ‘Hostile Planet’
Coming this April, National Geographic’s “Hostile Planet” will give a look at the world’s harshest landscapes and the animals that live there. I sat down with Academy Award and Oscar winner Guillermo Navarro, known for “Pan’s Labyrinth,” “Pacific Rim” and “Hellboy” to...
Interview with Emmy Award-winning director Tom Jennings and Poppy Northcutt from Nat Geo’s ‘Apollo: Missions to the Moon’
Over the past couple years, there have been a string of films about our launch to the moon, from “Apollo 11” to the recent “First Man.” This National Geographic film “Apollo: Missions to the Moon,” is like no other. I had the chance to interview Emmy and Peabody...
Review: Nat Geo documentary ‘Paris to Pittsburgh’ reveals the truths and actions to take with climate change
Bloomberg Philanthropies’ "Paris to Pittsburgh," a National Geographic documentary, reveals the truths behind climate change and its effects in communities across the country as well as the steps taken to limit the changes. President Trump recently announced the...
‘HEAL’ documentary premieres at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
On Nov. 16, the CSUSB Palm Desert campus hosted a free talk for students with Adam Schomer, award-winning producer of the documentary "HEAL," which premiered at the Indian Wells Theater a day later. "HEAL" is a film directed by Kelly Noonan that focuses on by changing...