Movie makers manage to reconstruct Elizabethan London for the filming of Anonymous, a 2011 movie filmed at Studio Babelsberg and along with some assistance from CGI (computer generated imagery) we are present for the intrigue and suspense that revolved around the succession of England's Queen Elizabeth I. Played by the talented Vanessa Redgrave (Howard's End, Letters to Juliet), who finds she has much opposition from the Essex Rebellion. It seems as though Edward de Vere, who was an incestuous lover of the Queen, may have been the true author of Shakespeare's actual works. de Vere is played by popular British actor Rhys Ifans (Notting Hill, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – part 1). his controversial film offers speculation that one of the great masters of literature may not have been all he seemed. Top quality acting and a well plotted out script make this movie worth watching even if the historical value has something to desire. Period pieces are always entertaining for the backgrounds and the costumes.

"Buena Vista Social Club" is a 1999 documentary film directed by Wim Wenders that explores the music of Cuba and its history. The film follows musician Ry Cooder as he travels to Havana to record an album with some of Cuba's most legendary musicians, who had fallen into obscurity due to the country's political situation. The film features interviews with the musicians and performances of their music, which is a mix of traditional Cuban styles like son and bolero.

"Malcolm X" is a biographical drama movie released in 1992, directed by Spike Lee. The movie is based on the life of civil rights leader Malcolm X, from his childhood in Nebraska to his assassination in 1965. The movie explores Malcolm's transformation from a petty criminal to a powerful speaker and leader in the Nation of Islam, and later, his split from the organization and his journey to Mecca.

"Gimme Shelter" is a documentary film that was released in 1970 and focuses on the infamous Altamont Free Concert that took place in December of 1969. The film follows the Rolling Stones and other musicians as they prepare for and perform at the concert, which was intended to be a West Coast version of the Woodstock festival. However, the event took a tragic turn when a young man was stabbed and killed by a member of the Hell's Angels, who had been hired as security for the concert.

Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches is a film adaptation of the book with the same title. The film aims to bring the powerful words and speeches of the famous abolitionist, Frederick Douglass, to a wider audience. The movie will include five speeches that were given by Douglass during the mid-19th century when he fought against slavery and discrimination in America.

If the filmmaker Morgan Spurlock learned something after thirty years of continuous movie watching, this is what the world needs saving. And best of all, if this will perform a lone hero. Therefore, without any assistance from the FBI, CIA and other specialized agencies without going through Army training school, he goes in search of the most dangerous criminals: Osama Bin Laden. Why would he need this obviously an unsuccessful deal? All easier than ever: he wants to secure peace for the sake of his yet unborn child. But before he tries to find Osama, he will have to find out where he came from, what made him become who he is and what is most important that most influenced bin Laden.