S3.E1 ∙ The Survivors

In the end of 1979, a chimpanzee named Julius was born in Kristiansand Zoo but rejected by his family. Then he was raised by humans. Three years later, he became one of the greatest celebrities in Norway, and there were made books, song, video, and not at least TV-programs about him. 16 years later, he got locked inside a cage, completely alone. What really happened? In this documentary, we follow Julius from he was 6 weeks old and started to live together with the Glad and Moseid families, and all the way to his reunion with other chimpanzees, his celebrity life, his puberty, and his life as an escapee.

"Speaking with Music" is a one-hour documentary about a passionate group of young pianists, and how they express themselves, emotionally and intellectually through their art. These twenty-two artists, aged 14-18, came together at the Inaugural New York Piano Competition, a week of performances, master classes, and ensemble work which was held in the city last Summer. With the competition as a dramatic backdrop, the contestants and their families invite the audience into the world of teenage classical artists. "Speaking with Music" also creates an evocative portrait of Melvin Stecher and Norman Horowitz, the duo pianist team who created the competition, contrasting what it was like for them as young performers in the 1950s with the challenges young pianists face today.

When it comes to animals with personality, we'll put the raven up against anything in the wild kingdom. Bob, Huey & Me uses wild ravens, shot in their natural environment of some of the most striking backdrops the untamed western wilderness has to offer, to recreate the true story about a zany raven we got to raise, to be wild.

Following four families from different income levels and origins, we discover how being deeply in debt affects their lives. Adding contrast to the personal dramas, specialists in various fields (economists, attorneys, psychologists, socialists, judges and other experts) analyze the factors that have contributed to the financial crisis in Spain.

It is a tradition etched in the personal memories of millions. A place where generations have come to gaze upon the world?s tallest cowboy, to soar on North America?s highest ferris wheel and to consume the most exotic delicacies this side of the Rio Grande. Attended by three million people a year, it is the largest fair in the nation! 'A Fair to Remember' is Allen Mondell and Cynthia Salzman Mondell's new film about the history of the Great State Fair of Texas. A Media Projects, Inc. Production. Phillip Allen Is co-producer. Rare archival footage, unequaled animation and sensational interviews unfold the colorful history since 1886 of the largest Fair in the country.

A refreshing look at a SF Bay Area home remodeling project enhanced by the story of the lesbian couple doing the remodel. The planning and architecture considers not only the needs of the home, but also those of the environment and the home's surroundings. An green home for an extraordinary couple.