CES '09: Attack of the Show Live from the 2009 Consumer Electronic Show

A home exchange and a couple of chance meetings in South Africa started the wheels in motion that would change the lives of ten students and five adults forever. This film documents the Dustin's GreenHouse journey in South Africa in the summer of 2010.

Pop culture is teeming with references to the brand-name Taser few of which hint at the story of one man haunted by tragedy to pursue a calling to reduce violence worldwide. Countless lives have been saved because law enforcement often chooses a Taser over a firearm. Now, Taser CEO Rick Smith is on a mission to reduce even Taser use by arming officers with accountability via on-officer cameras.

Reflections of a Russian ex-politician who found political asylum in London.

A quest by Leo de Boer for the money he lost in the financial crisis.

You see them everyday on street corners and off-ramps. People holding cardboard signs asking for spare change. Most of the time we look away, staring intently at the red light waiting for it to change. Other times we say 'sorry' and keep walking. Whether you give them money or not, have you ever stopped to ask their story? Cardboard is a documentary about the world of panhandling in Seattle. It tells the stories of those on the streets as well as the truth about scam artists. We often wonder about the story behind the sign. This is that story.

Statimckalh, Spirit of the People, explores the rich culture of the Statimc People, their history, and their spiritual relationship with their land. In 2011, the Statimc (aka Lillooet tribes) celebrated the 100 year anniversary of the Declaration of the Lillooet tribe, which firmly asserts their rights and title to their land. This film weaves personal interviews, ceremony and song into an experience the audience won't forget. The magic of these wild landscapes and rugged mountain ranges is brought to life through time-lapses and stunning cinematography. Personal testimonies heal deep wounds set in by residential schools, colonization and assimilation. Victory is triumphant in the hearts of this proud nation. Told with great symbolism and imagery, this story relates to all first nations in Canada.