Starting soon! Screening of Power of Pickleball starts at 7pm down here in Laguna Beach at the @rivianofficial theatre and showroom put on in collaboration with @documentaryplus . Hope to see you here with Q&A afterwards with @rustypickleball and @jenniferlucore . See it on Documentary+ if you can’t be here in person.
@powerofpickleballfilm
A $600 omakase experience at @sushimasakisaito - I can honestly say this was the best sushi experience OF MY LIFE! I am still dreaming about this meal and what an honor it was to witness and learn from 2 Michelin star Chef Masaki Saito - check out the documentary “Still Single” on @documentaryplus or comment SUSHI and I’ll send you a link to it!
#sushi #omakase #sushimasakisaito #toronto
@documentaryplus Original “Still Single” now streaming! If you loved “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” then this film is for you.
Watch anytime at 💪🏻🍣🍱
#watchnow #documentary #fyp
10-year-old Austin has autism. He’s also an aspiring stand-up comic. This short documentary spotlights the struggle of growing up with labels, and how Austin uses comedy to embrace and overcome them.
Directed & Produced by @suzanneluna
Produced by Albie Hecht @shine.global
Executive Producers:
@kevinkay2@mycoachcorey Susan MacLaury Alexandra Blaney
Editor: John Rantz
Director of Photography: @tylerhenderson
Produced with @coolbeanscomedy
Streaming now @documentaryplus
#ComedyAgainstTheOdds #MoreThanMovies #ShineGlobal #Documentaryplus
For years, it lived silently beneath the forest floor… waiting for the perfect monsoon night.
The cicada emerges from the earth, transforms, and fills the rainforest with one of nature’s most powerful sounds.
A short life above the soil… but a voice the entire forest remembers.
Voice Beneath the Forest — A short wildlife documentary from the forests of Kerala.
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cicada documentary, cicada life cycle, Kerala forest documentary, rainforest sounds, monsoon forest, insect transformation, wildlife cinematography, macro wildlife, cicada emergence, forest insect, Indian rainforest, nature documentary, cinematic wildlife film, Kuttampuzha forest, tropical forest insects, cicada sound, monsoon wildlife, BBC style documentary
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#Cicada #NatureDocumentary #WildlifeDocumentary #MacroPhotography #WildlifeCinematography KeralaForest Rainforest Monsoon InsectLife NatureLovers ForestSounds MacroVideography WildKerala IndianWildlife NatureFilm DocumentaryFilm BBCStyle CinematicNature Kuttampuzha VoiceBeneathTheForest
New Full Documentary Coming Out SOON
Will be available on our YouTube channel
LINK IN BIO
Randy Lanier is a prominent figure whose life defines the high-stakes intersection of professional motorsports and large-scale narcotics trafficking in the 1980s. Born in Virginia and raised in South Florida, Lanier’s meteoric rise in racing was fueled by his clandestine career as a marijuana smuggler. Starting as an amateur, he quickly ascended the ranks to win the 1984 IMSA Camel GT championship with his self-funded “Blue Thunder Racing” team, famously outperforming major factory-backed teams like Porsche and Chevrolet. His racing career reached its pinnacle at the 1986 Indianapolis 500, where he finished 10th and earned the prestigious Rookie of the Year title. However, his “double life” served as his undoing; the massive amounts of cash required to maintain a top-tier racing team without major corporate sponsors eventually drew the attention of federal investigators, who discovered his role in a multi-million dollar smuggling operation.
In 1988, Lanier was convicted under the “Super Drug Kingpin” statute and sentenced to life in prison without parole for conspiring to distribute over 300 tons of marijuana. After serving 27 years in federal prison, he was granted a surprising early release in 2014, a move largely attributed to shifting legal perspectives on non-violent drug offenses and a cooperation agreement with the prosecution. Since his release, Lanier has transitioned from a fugitive of the “War on Drugs” to a vocal advocate within the legal industry. He currently serves as an ambassador for Freedom Grow, a non-profit dedicated to supporting incarcerated cannabis prisoners and their families, and has returned to the track as a vintage racer and driving instructor, effectively closing the circle on one of the most cinematic sagas in sports history
New Full Documentary Coming Out SOON
Will be available on our YouTube channel
LINK IN BIO
Randy Lanier is a prominent figure whose life defines the high-stakes intersection of professional motorsports and large-scale narcotics trafficking in the 1980s. Born in Virginia and raised in South Florida, Lanier’s meteoric rise in racing was fueled by his clandestine career as a marijuana smuggler. Starting as an amateur, he quickly ascended the ranks to win the 1984 IMSA Camel GT championship with his self-funded “Blue Thunder Racing” team, famously outperforming major factory-backed teams like Porsche and Chevrolet. His racing career reached its pinnacle at the 1986 Indianapolis 500, where he finished 10th and earned the prestigious Rookie of the Year title. However, his “double life” served as his undoing; the massive amounts of cash required to maintain a top-tier racing team without major corporate sponsors eventually drew the attention of federal investigators, who discovered his role in a multi-million dollar smuggling operation.
In 1988, Lanier was convicted under the “Super Drug Kingpin” statute and sentenced to life in prison without parole for conspiring to distribute over 300 tons of marijuana. After serving 27 years in federal prison, he was granted a surprising early release in 2014, a move largely attributed to shifting legal perspectives on non-violent drug offenses and a cooperation agreement with the prosecution. Since his release, Lanier has transitioned from a fugitive of the “War on Drugs” to a vocal advocate within the legal industry. He currently serves as an ambassador for Freedom Grow, a non-profit dedicated to supporting incarcerated cannabis prisoners and their families, and has returned to the track as a vintage racer and driving instructor, effectively closing the circle on one of the most cinematic sagas in sports history
Today featured artist @ravinepz
About the artist
“ I am Ravi Sharma, a Delhi based street photographer exploring the quiet moments within our city’s beautiful chaos. on weekends i find my rhythm on the pavement. Whether I’m shooting with the soulful Fujifilm Xt30 and its iconic 35mm f1.4, or stripping things back with the pocket-sized Ricoh GR III, photography is my way of slowing down. For me, it’s about more than just a frame, it’s about finding the extraordinary in the everyday.”
#photographybuddiescollective #streetgrammers #lensculture #fujifilmphotography #indiaphotography❤️
We are very proud of this amazing cast.
Here is just a few of them.
Sure hope I spelled everyone’s name right. Now’s the time to tell me haha.
#CarterCountry
