S4.E8 ∙ Death Row: A One Woman Band/Children Who Wait

Since 1972, every week of the 4th of July, thousands of people gather in a remote national forest somewhere in the the United States to pray for world peace and to experience the viability of living in a cooperative community in harmony with the earth. 'Warriors of the Rainbow' takes the audience into the alternative universe of the Rainbow family to present an in-depth examination of the Rainbow philosophy.

"Tiffany" tells the touching story of Tiffany Fackrell a young woman who around the age of 12 was confined to a wheel chair. Tiffany tells of her struggles at an early age of having an inability to walk, only to see her dreams of walking start to come true as she works mentally, physically, and spiritually to walk again.

Grape seed floating on top of a clay bowl. 'This is the very beginning of civilization...' says the narrator 'Don't you think so?' Where are the origins of this civilization? How important is this splendid tradition, embraced for tens of centuries by mankind. Out of seven billion people on earth, at least one billion takes a sip of wine every one. The film tells the story how Georgian land, ancestors and Georgians played their role in creating this tradition.

Cowboy poet Waddie Mitchell recites his work and that of other western writers in real western locations.

"Strong bodies fight, that weak bodies may be nourished" is the motto of the Notre Dame Boxing Team which, since 1931, has been fighting poverty in Bangladesh through its annual charity tournament called "The Bengal Bouts."

There are families making millions of dollars just by putting their family movies on YouTube. When a filmmaker sees that the SHAYTARD family has over a billion hits, he decides to get into the game with his own family!