is a feature-length documentary about the handful of pilots and mechanics still maintaining and flying the last remaining examples of the Grumman Albatross. Once the final clipper used by Pan Am World Airways, the Albatross has a unique and storied past. Through firsthand accounts, the film explores the challenges and rewards of preserving and flying these historic aircraft today. It was the #1 documentary on Amazon Prime for its opening 3 weeks.
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END OF THE ROAD explores the breathtaking work of acclaimed underwater photographer Ben Thouard as he ventures beneath massive waves to capture their raw beauty. Set against the backdrop of Teahupo’o, Tahiti, and surfing’s much-anticipated debut at the 2024 Olympics, the film also shines a spotlight on the local community, featuring interviews with notable figures like Olympic gold medalist Kauli Vaast.​​​​​​​​
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Pan Am Museum Foundation Presents: Operation Babylift, a 13 minute film about Operation Babylift which was a large-scale humanitarian mission carried out by the United States, spearheaded by President Gerald Ford, at the close of the Vietnam War in April 1975—just days before the fall of Saigon. Over 3,000 infants and children were evacuated from South Vietnam and flown across the world in a desperate race against time.
Fifty years later, this is the story—told by the adoptees who lived it and the flight attendants and crew members who risked everything to bring them to safety. Through archival footage, personal testimony, and intimate reflection, the film uncovers the human side of one of history’s most emotionally charged airlifts: a journey of loss, identity, survival, and the enduring search for home.
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