Entertainment Weekly

Queen Elizabeth II is petitioned by a small group of Rastafari for slavery reparations, while visiting Jamaica for her Golden Jubilee Celebrations. We follow the petition and a reparations lawsuit, while exploring the enduring legacies of slavery in Jamaica. The Price of Memory traces the movement for slavery reparations in Jamaica and the Rastafarian quest to return to Africa.

A whimsical-true story about the origins of the world famous concoction, the martini, and the publicized battle between the City of Martinez and the City of San Francisco over the right to claim its birthplace.

Each year on December 25th, 100's of 1000's of kids are not fortunate enough to experience the joy of this magical time of the year. Kids from all walks of life and all backgrounds should be given the opportunity to smile with happiness. It does not matter what your background is or even what religion you are, giving a gift to a less fortunate kid will bring happiness to that child and will make you feel good inside at the same time. Together we can make a difference! Remember, children are children no matter where in the world they live.

An one hour documentary that interweaves three stories of South African lesbians who adopt across racial lines. The film explores the ways in which these queer families challenge and are challenged by the traditional hierarchies of race and heterosexism that are still deeply entrenched in the South African psyche.

'Who Poisoned Amy' is an an inquiry into the broken down state of our health care and our food industries. It looks at the breakdown of the doctor/patient relationship, the relationship between what we eat and the chronic illnesses that are prevalent in our world today and it glances into some newer practices which are intended to help get things on track again.