DDR ahoi!

A warm-hearted short film, which follows Dr Reddy and Dr Bubbly two unique staff members at the Brisbane Royal Children's Hospital as they bring wellness to sick kids. As clown doctors they have the distinctive job of helping children forget for a moment that they are ill. But what is it really like to be a clown doctor? Jean Paul Bell, creative director of the Humour Foundation aka Dr B. Loony, takes us behind the surface hilarity to discover the human emotions behind the red nose. Can we learn from them how to be laughter billionaires?

Meet the boy, whose biggest nightmare is the idea to be programmed and that there might be a programmer.... Sometimes we wonder about obvious things, to decide in the end we don't like them. Whether they are real, whether they are true or not. Is the rose wiser, who refuses to acknowledge the gardener who waters her and shelters her and cuts her back? He lives in another dimension. So does the programmer compared to his creation: Be they chicken or boy or anything in between. Because they are, there must be a programmer. What is so easy to be seen in another, is often impossible to decide for the self. There is a programmer. Is there a God?

In 1998, 18 years old Latraun Parker made documentary about harshness growing up in Harlem.Eights years after he was shoot dead on the street. Today his mother Jean fights youth gun violence and helps other parents survive the pain. Short documentary ' A Harlem MOther' tells its story from the dual perspectives of Jean and Latron, using footage from his own documentary.