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A young Wayuu woman exhumes her cousin's remains buried in the middle of the Guajira Desert in order to meet her for the last time.

"Bali: Island of the Dogs" is a one hour documentary about the famous and infamous dogs of Bali. A must see for Bali lovers AND dog lovers all over the world, the film explores the mysticism of the dogs on this beloved Island, and reveals how the DNA of these dogs can be traced back to the very first Proto-dogs. These unique creatures are as much a part of the island as the magic that can be found there, and yet the film also unveils the rabies pandemic that has been so devastating here and the extreme measures taken to address it that is pushing the dogs towards complete extinction. Shot and produced ten years ago on the enchanting tropical beauty that is the island of Bali, this piece is timeless, educational and yet has only been available to the public by way of film festivals and a limited (now expired) DVD run. Having been remastered, re-scored and re-edited by SavEarth Media in 2021, it's now ready for its worldwide official debut.

In a burnt-down cinema, an older director waits to receive an award and is questioned by a younger camerawoman. A found-footage film of ruins, stones, relics and sarcophagi. A bottom line with debris and dead actors.

David Lewis, known as an American criminal who became known as the " Robin Hood of Pennsylvania." Lewis began his criminal career as a counterfeiter, but eventually turned to highway robbery. This is his story.

There were once great adventurers whose lives were spent on and around the mighty Kansas River. They were rulers of their own domain, passers of great knowledge, and mighty outdoorsmen fighting to care for themselves and their community.

Antonio and Felisa have been together their whole and now that their health is more fragile their are afraid of not being able to take care of each other. The prospect of having to go into a retirement home appears on the horizon as a threat. Not all is Vigil portrays love in old age, tossing-and-turning nights due to the fear of loneliness, death and separation from the beloved. It portrays the fear of leaving one's life in someone else hands and losing independence.