Every year, over 60,000 young missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are sent across the world to preach their gospel. Sundance Film Festival selection THE MISSION follows four Latter-day Saints teenagers from their training in Utah to their missions in Finland, home of Europe’s most private and secular people. Tania Anderson's film tracks these wide-eyed, impassioned teens on their two-year rite of passage, as they struggle...

Take a journey around the globe with director Peter Rodger, as he meets people from all walks of life - from celebrities to the religious, to atheists and the common Man – and asks them the question: "What is God?”, with profound results.

Meet the best-known and most influential occultist of the 20th century, Aleister Crowley, the self-proclaimed Great Beast 666.

Tour American occultism with a look at colonial witch trials, supernatural locales, caches of hidden knowledge, multicultural magical practices, unique religious sects, and more.

Occultism posits a hidden world inhabited by intelligent beings that we don't typically encounter in our lives. Consider these various "others" and their role in cultures around the world.

Here, consider the occult concepts and symbolism embedded in common religious practices across different traditions, including the Christmas tree and a Native American Ghost Dance.

Consider the three pillars of occultism: alchemy, astrology, and ritual magic. Through an exploration of these forces, get a better understanding of key terms and concepts of the occult.

Creatures like vampires, werewolves, and zombies have become modern pop culture mainstays, but their origins are much older and more interesting than their current iterations would suggest.

Explore a wide array of subjects and experiences that fall under the umbrella of the occult and stretch from the ancient world to the 21st century.

Trace the origins of Satan as far back as the Sumerians of ancient Mesopotamia and consider the modern manifestations of the devil in figures like Anton LeVay.