Citizen Kate

When nearly 400 low-income families in Portland, Oregon are displaced from their homes to make way for a 'social experiment' in urban renewal, residents must fight stereotypes of race and class, and struggle for empowerment and community in the redeveloped neighborhood.

Don't call them 'Gen X.' Don't call them 'Gen Y.' They're the 'Millennials' and two experts in generational theory say they'll be the 'next great generation.' Find out why they're so sure, and meet four Millennials who exemplify American citizens coming of age right now. Can they resolve the political, cultural and social issues that Gen Xers and Boomers leave behind? Decide for yourself as you meet 'Who's Next.'

After 3.5 years of being in a wheel chair and being told she will never walk again, a young girl named Bethany began searching for answers. After discovering the raw food diet, amazing things began to change in her body. Bethany's Story is a documentary about a girl who used healthy food choices to resolve her paralysis and begin walking again. This true illustration of the power of food to heal the body is too compelling to be ignored. The goal of the production team is to use this story as a means to inspire others to embrace and live a better life.

The Downtown YMCA in Los Angeles is a melting pot of ethnic diversity. Here is an uplifting look into one of it's most successful programs - the Senior Swim workout program - with interviews of staff and participants. It's created for the Y by 3 first term film students at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena.

Four short stories about families living in different parts of Russia, from Kaliningrad region to the Far East.