Bottled Water

The captivating biography of Jackie Robinson, the groundbreaking athlete who shattered racial barriers as the first Black major league baseball player of the 20th century.

Delve into the fascinating origins of steak, exploring how cooking temperatures from rare to well-done have evolved over time. Learn why these temperature preferences matter not only for flavor and tenderness but also for the quality of the meat itself. Don’t forget to like and share this video if you enjoy it!

This short film explores the history of Philadelphia's iconic cheesesteak.

A sobering look at how the fentanyl epidemic and historic drug waves—crack, heroin, and now fentanyl—have hollowed out American neighborhoods. Focusing on Philadelphia’s Kensington and similar urban zones, this short documentary examines rising addiction rates, social isolation’s toll on mental and physical health, and the deep social and economic disparities fueling decay.

This short documentary, "How Sushi Took Over the World," explores the rich history, diverse types, and unique flavors that define sushi today.

The film "Abraham Lincoln," released in 1930, serves as a biographical depiction that dramatizes significant events in the life of Abraham Lincoln. It highlights his romantic relationship with Ann Rutledge, his years as a country lawyer, his marriage to Mary Todd, and his debates with Stephen A. Douglas.

This version of Charles Dickens' timeless novel centers around the courageous British attorney Sydney Carton, portrayed by Ronald Colman, who defends the French nobleman Charles Darnay (Donald Woods) against unfounded charges of treason. Carton has feelings for Darnay's fiancée, Lucie (Elizabeth Allan), but their paths may not align.