A Stitch Through Time

In 2016, the last textile weaving factory from the communist era in North-West China was demolished. 'Weaving' follows two textile worker families during the five year demolition process as they struggle to adapt to outside change while trying to keep their families intact. Where old and new social values collide, their story allows us to take a closer look inside China's changing family dynamic in an increasingly materialistic and complex society.

With just a small, black & white, hand-cranked camera, filmmaker Jake Mahaffy spent four years documenting the lives of three Pennsylvanian farmers.

Suspended between life and death, a Mexican American mother explores uncertainty through dance.

Åsa has competed at elite level in both Figure (light bodybuilding) and Marathon for the last ten years but when she has her third child she develops a Postpartum depression and the whole family is in turmoil. She is torn between being a mom and being an elite athlete and has to face herself in an attempt to get free from the depression.

Science meets metaphysics in the feature documentary, 'What Is Synchronicity?' (101 Minutes). It's been about 80 years since psychiatrist C.G. Jung invented the word 'synchronicity' to describe moments of meaningful coincidence. He wanted to renew the value of subjective experience in a culture that prefers objectivity and encourage us to see unity between the two. Discussion of mystical experiences is somewhat more open today than it was during Jung's time. However, we're only starting to develop language for synchronicity. Is it random or is there a hidden cause? Is it psychic or delusional? Does it point to our destiny? How does it relate to quantum mechanics? The entertaining stories and interviews with authors, artists, scientists and others may guide you to discover what you trust.

Drama documentary surrounding the events leading to the Soviet Union's invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.