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Cinemondo

The Second Mother

When the estranged daughter of a hard-working live-in housekeeper suddenly appears, the unspoken class barriers that exist within the home are thrown into disarray.

Two people look straight into an empty vehicle through the windshield.

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1:44:03

Cinemondo

A timid Copenhagen city policeman is reassigned to protect and serve in a sleepy town in rural Denmark. However, he struggles to maintain order in his new jurisdiction, a lawless place where the only rules are those dictated by a local thug.

Two men push their faces against each other in a heated spat.| "Home Ground: Damn Alesund"

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47:55

Home Ground

S2 E7: Damn Alesund

When the local office against Ålesund is interrupted twenty minutes before the end, Helena must find a new victory recipe fast.

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55:08

Follow The Money

Season 3, Episode 4

Anna starts working for Nicky, laundering the money from his drug dealing through her job at the bank, while Alf suspects that Nicky is involved in the basement deaths.

Alf and colleauge look out a car window. | Still from "Follow the Money" Season 3

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55:07

Follow The Money

Season 3, Episode 3

Alf and his task force are on the trail of their suspect in the basement deaths case.

Carla Jay Harris "Sphinx," 2019. Archival pigment print. Two panels, 40 x 30 in. each. The work features a beautiful Black woman wearing a dark blue dress kneeling down in a golden meadow under a starry sky and bright orange sun. | Courtesy the artist

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Artbound

Now More Than Ever: The Need for Alternative Cultural Spaces

Learn more about the spaces filling the holes left behind by the historically white-centric L.A. art world.

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58:23

Follow The Money

Season 3, Episode 2

Alf investigates the tragic basement case, which turns out to have a connection to the mysterious kingpin Marco.

Aerial view of Watts Towers Arts Center | Still from "Watts Towers Arts Center" ab s11

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Artbound

Stretching Out into the Community: Five Key Watts Artists Who Helped Shape American Art

Meet the core artists who were the vanguards of the West Coast edition of the Black Arts Movement: Betye Saar, Noah Purifoy, John Outterbridge and Jayne Cortez.

Mural at Mafundi Institute | Still from "Broken Bread" Watts

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Artbound

As If I was Carrying a Gun: Art and Surveillance in 1960s Watts

An arts movement emerged in ‘60s Watts. In response, federal and local law enforcement enacted counterinsurgency programs that infiltrated and co-opted Black arts and culture institutions and surveilled and targeted activists, artists and community member