In 1979, an African-American Colorado cop named Ron Stallworth calls to enlist in the Ku Klux Klan. But instead of himself, for obvious reasons, he sends his Jewish partner there.

The story is about a team of firefighters called the Granite Mountain Hotshots facing one of the deadliest fires in history in Arizona.

Phineas Taylor Barnum always dreamed of making history, but all his pursuits did not bring him pleasure. And when the whole world seemed to turn against him, he decides to follow his dream. Barnum creates a mesmerizing sensation performance that became the birth of world show business.

The story of Katharine Graham, the first female publisher of The Washington Post, and editor Ben Bradlee. They enter a race with the New York Times for the right to shed light on state secrets that have been hidden for more than 30 years. The journalists will have to overcome their differences and risk their careers and freedom to let the world know the truth.

After the death of his father, young Dorji understands what it means to be a Tibetan in his own country, which is now called China. During the Tibetan uprising in 2008, Dorji was caught by the Chinese police and spent 6 months in prison. After his release, he has no choice but to leave his family and go into exile in India on a long, dangerous journey. There he must decide between a new life outside his home country or the ongoing freedom struggle in Tibet. PAWO (Tibetan "Hero") is based on a true story.

Ever since he was a child, Eddie Edwards has dreamed of the Olympics. The clumsy boy with glasses tried all the sports that could lead him to the Olympics, but failures almost killed his faith in the impossible, and he humbled himself and decided to continue the family business and become a plasterer. Just at that moment, Eddie saw a ski slope and decided to make it to the Winter Olympics by all means. After spending a bit of time on alpine skiing, he discovers that Great Britain hasn't had a ski jumper in decades. Determined, Eddie heads to the famous training base in Germany.

Historical and dramatic biopic about a black rebel slave, Nat Turner. Believing himself to be God's chosen one, Turner perceives an eclipse as a sign from above: a black palm covers the sun. Under his leadership, a rebellion erupts that shakes slaveholding America.

A team of African-American women are doing some of the math for NASA needed to launch the first space mission.

The story of the Miami buddies who managed to wrangle a $300 million dollar arms contract from the Pentagon.

What happened on January 15, 2009 will be called the "Miracle on the Hudson." On that day the captain of flight 1549 Chesley Sullenberger made an emergency landing of Airbus A320 on the cold waters of the Hudson River in New York. None of the 155 people on board were injured. But despite all the accolades from the public and media, an investigation was launched that threatened Captain Sully's professional reputation and long career.