S1.E2 ∙ Episode #1.2

After the Dance is a deeply personal film, by award-winning documentary maker Daisy Asquith, who unlocks a family secret that is still causing shame and outrage in an insulated village in County Clare, Ireland.

When a green flag was raised in the middle of a gymnasium in 1941, the founders of the event known as Girls Show had no idea the rivalry they were creating. In a competition that began as a triumph for girls equality in the field of athletics, this ever-evolving event is the most important, debated, and beloved night of the year at Passaic Valley High School.

Georg Solti's historic last tour with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. It was this first appearance in Hungary with the orchestra he had conducted for over twenty years and his choice of an all-Bartók program for this return to his newly-free homeland, a trivute to the composer who was his teacher and mentor. The repertoire includes "Dance Suite". "Concerto for Orchestra" and "Piano Concerto No.3" with soloist Andras Schiff. Solti introduces each piece.

PINOY JAZZ is a 59-min documentary released in 2006 that is the first-ever video on the topic of jazz in the Philippines. The theme of this information-packed production is the search for a Filipino identity in the art of jazz composition and performance.