Soul to Soul (1971)

Starring:

• Tina Turner
• Ike Turner
• The Ikettes
• Les McCann
• Wilson Pickett
• Gregg Rolie
• Santana
• Carlos Santana
• Mavis Staples
• The Staple Singers
• Roebuck 'Pops' Staples
• Willie Bobo
• Roberta Flack 
• Eddie Harris 
• The Voices of East Harlem
• Neal Schon

Storyline
On March 6, 1971, some of the greatest artist in the history of popular music traveled from the United States of America to Ghana, West Africa, to take part in a 14-hour musical celebration entitled "Soul to Soul." Over 100,000 enthusiastic locals gathered to witness this unique exchange of cultures between two continents.

Reverend S. S. Jones - Home Movies [1924-1928]

Reverend Solomon Sir Jones documented African-American life, culture, and success in Oklahoma a few years after the Tulsa Race Riots. His films demonstrate the nuance and diversity of the Black community during the period. His camera captures children, deacons, young professionals, homemakers, businessmen, community leaders, landowners, field workers, students, and neighbors. Some of his subjects included formerly enslaved men and women and their descendants who built these thriving towns. Together, these communities worked, worshiped, played celebrated, loved and mourned together. Jones takes considerable care to illustrate how they built something special - self-sustaining and self-determined societies.

-Mary N. Elliot, Museum Specialist at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture

This film was restored by Kino Lorber which was archived in the Library of Congress and released in a 5 disc box set: Pioneers of African American Cinema.

The Super Weapon (1976)

Starring:

• Ron Van Clief
• Charles Bonet 
• Thomas 'LaPuppet' Carroll 
• Jerry Gardner

Storyline
For the serious Martial Artist, "The Super Weapon" is the documentary that boasts no trick photography or special effects. You'll see in great depth the difference between the various kinds of fighting such as Karate, Kung Fu, Jui Jitsu, Tae Kwan Do, Tai Chi, Aikido and others. Tasks that appear supernatural to us are mere control tools in the hands of masters.