Two journalists traverse the Grand Canyon by foot, hoping to better understand the revered canyon.

Into the Canyon

Into the Canyon (2019)

A shocking revelation turns a teenage boy's world upside down in this chilling look at the evil that can lurk below even the most wholesome surface. Tyler Burnside is a Boy Scout, a volunteer at his local church, and the dutiful son of an upstanding, community leader dad. Only one thing troubles the quiet Kentucky town he lives in: the unsolved murders in which ten women were brutally tortured and killed by a psychopath known as Clovehitch, which rocked the community more than a decade ago. When Tyler discovers a cache of disturbing images in his father's possession, he begins to suspect that the man he trusts most in the world may be Clovehitch, and that his deadly rampage may not be over. With unrelenting tension, director Duncan Skiles crafts a picture-perfect vision of the all-American family and then piece by piece rips it to shreds.—Andrew Lauer

The Clovehitch Killer

The Clovehitch Killer (2018)

Having harnessed her ever-growing power after lifting the dreadful curse of eternal winter in Frozen (2013), Queen Elsa, the grand conjurer of snow and ice, and her sister, Princess Anna, now enjoy a happy life in the peaceful kingdom of Arendelle. However, a melodious, insistent voice only Elsa can hear keeps her awake, inviting the Snow Queen to a fabled mystical forest. As a result, unable to block the thrilling call of the secret siren, Elsa follows the voice into the perpetually misty realm in the woods to find answers. But, more and more, an inexplicable imbalance hurts her kingdom and the neighboring tribe of Northuldra. Is Queen Elsa's legendary magic enough to restore peace and stability?—Nick Riganas

Frozen II

Frozen II (2019)

Africa's Okavango River Basin, which covers 125,000 square miles across Angola,
Botswana and Namibia, is home to the largest remaining population of African elephants
as well as significant populations of lions, cheetahs, wild dogs and hundreds of species
of birds. It's also a vital source of water for more than 1 million people and feeds
Botswana's majestic Okavango Delta, a World Heritage Site that is now threatened by
human activity along the rivers that feed it.
In 2015 National Geographic Fellow Dr. Steve Boyes assembled a remarkable
team to embark on a four-year project to study this vast and diverse ecosystem to
determine how best to protect the delta and its headwaters for generations to come. The
first 1,500-mile river expedition of the project brought together local guides and
international explorers, storytellers and scientists. The team included 27-year- old marine
biologist Adjany Costa, who grew up in the sprawling Angolan capital of Luanda during
the country's brutal civil war, as well as an Okavango native, Tumeletso Setlabosha,
nicknamed "Water," an expert boatsman who spent his entire life on the delta.
Starting in Angola at the source of the Cuito River, one of the three arteries
feeding the basin, the explorers traveled by traditional canoe (mokoro), but they soon
ran aground when the stream narrowed to a trickle, forcing them to drag their boats
across marshland for eight grueling days. As the river again became navigable, the
team's hopes of documenting a thriving ecosystem were further deterred when they
encountered vast tracts of woodland burned by local hunters.
Despite these initial disappointments and setbacks, Boyes and his team
continued their journey through the highlands of Angola and soon encountered a
dizzying array of wildlife. By journey's end, the scientists collected data from 50,000
locations along the way, chronicling dozens of new scientific discoveries and shedding
fresh light on the delicate interconnections that bind humankind with nature.Directed by National Geographic Society filmmaker Neil Gelinas and featuring
stunning wildlife photography and aerial views of rarely seen vistas, National GeographicDocumentary Films' Into the Okavango is a deeply moving chronicle of modern-day
explorers forever transformed by the adventure of a lifetime. It is also an attempt to draw
the world's attention not only to the Okavango River Basin, one of the most important
areas for biodiversity conservation, but to the little-known and vulnerable wilderness
area in the Angolan highlands on which it depends.

Into the Okavango

Into the Okavango (2018)

"Licorice Pizza" is the story of Alana Kane and Gary Valentine growing up, running around, and falling in love in the San Fernando Valley in 1973. Written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the film tracks the treacherous navigation of first love.—United Artist Releasing

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Into the Canyon

2019

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Duration: 84 min

IMDB Rating: 7.2

Language: en

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Two journalists traverse the Grand Canyon by foot, hoping to better understand the revered canyon.

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