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ComingSoon is exclusively debuting the trailer for Who in the Hell is Regina Jones?, which is premiering at the American Black Film Festival.

"Goldie" is a short documentary that tells the story of Tim Goldrainer, a Cincinnati rocker who performs at local nursing homes.

Khiara Ortiz on Billy Miossi’s film “Goldie,” about the musician Tim Goldrainer, the front man of a rock-and-roll cover band, who now performs at nursing homes.

Nearly 50 years after NASA’s twin Voyager spacecraft were launched to explore the outer regions of the solar system and beyond, Billy Miossi has created this affectionate chronicle of the Voyagers and their human caretakers.

"Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit of the West" (not rated, 1 hour, 39 minutes, On Demand) Wild horses in America are headed toward eradication, caught in a battle over land and special interests. Rounded up by helicopters, losing their natural habitat, and separated from their families, the horses are in danger of fading away into history. This immersive multi-year documentary expedition by filmmaker Ashley Avis seeks to uncover the truth in hopes to protect them.

It's Quieter in the Twilight debuted last year at SXSW and will be screened for one day only at Movies 10 in Nelsonville.

Director Billy Miossi profiles the intrepid team that has kept NASA's Voyager project going for 45 years and billions of miles. The meditative film proves to be both arcane and awe-inspiring.

"Its Quieter in the Twilight" spotlights the engineers still on the job for NASAs Voyager mission, whose twin probes launched in 1977.

WCPO-TV to air one-hour special about the beloved "Uncle Al" children's TV show on Sunday, Nov. 6.

'The Uncle Al Show' is one of the most iconic TV shows in the history of Cincinnati television. For the first time, WCPO 9 looks back on what the show meant to thousands.