S1.E2 ∙ Phat Joe

Eleven conversations and one pause about life.

Intellectual property rights is a new, poorly understood and rarely enforced concept in China. Often intentions are to "do the right thing", but the cost of being law abiding can be overwhelming. Blindness: Saramago in China tells a story about the adaptation by China's top drama company of a play based on Nobel Prize winner Jose Saramago's novel 'Blindness'. After contacting Saramago's agency, rounds of dramatic and frustrating negotiations took place. Our camera followed the negotiation and the preparation of the play. The documentary turns abstract differences in mindsets into a vivid story through the actions of the people in this documentary.

Ali na Esquina (On the Corner) is a audiovisual-essay in video about the culture of samba in the city of Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil. The documentary has interviews with samba-players and people from the 'samba family' - including the first samba-player in the city of Florianopolis and the only female who writes samba songs in that part of the country. It also portrays some of the traditional samba rituals as the pagodes (samba parties) and the improvised samba.

A Dad/Coach/Former NCAA Division 1 Player searches for answers in the increasingly crazy world of Youth Sports while coaching each of his 3 kids' teams.

Australian rock band Qurious think about what it really means to "live the good life".