S1.E69 ∙ Italy Meets America

Documentary about the creation of Anaheim's professional ice hockey team, The Mighty Ducks.

It's never an easy work of making money. Some people in China devote themselves into their career in the US company AMWAY,due to its rosy prospect. What they do is organizing meetings, seeking for new partners, selling products. They find it extremly exciting and inspiring. Mr Wang chose to enter in this game. He enjoyed it in spite of he never gaining from it. While his senior partner, Mr Li,was alway unstable. He confused with his future, but couldn't make a final decision of giving up. 'modus vivendi' is about people struggling, slightly, for a better life. Nobody benefited from the project, but it made things seem to be different.

'3000 a Day' clearly ties abortion to the spiritual warfare on Earth. Testimony from an array of knowledgeable experts as well as a post abortive woman provides provocative insight into the abortion epidemic occurring in the U.S and abroad.

'Small Town, USA' takes the viewer on a road trip to see the hidden gems of our country. This documentary stops in Andrews, North Carolina and the surrounding area, and shows the unique events, area attractions and activities, regional historical significance, and the local personalities who make this small town exciting for the visitor and resident alike. 'Small Town, USA' is entertaining and educational, and hopes to inspire viewers to explore their very own or neighboring small towns in a brand new way - to get into their cars and enjoy a road trip to some place new, fun and exciting. By encouraging local tourism, 'Small Town, USA' strives to contribute to the ongoing revitalization and enrichment of small towns across America.

A magical circus spectacle performed by former street kids from St. Petersburg, Russia and how growing up can bee hard as a rock.

A docufiction celebrating the 30th anniversary of the puppet dog Ransu through the eyes of his "personal assistant", actor Pertti Nättilä. It's also using archive material and interviews with those who knew and worked with Ransu.