S8.E11 ∙ Beauté, minceur et lifting

Doctor Akira Ikegawa runs an obstetrics and gynecology clinic in the city of Yokohama, Kanagawa prefecture. He is also a leading researcher in the field of prenatal memories, and travels regularly around the country giving lectures.

Stable Days follows Araya as she explores what it takes to be a true equestrian. From grooming and tacking up, to training and showing, Araya will take you through the day to day trials and tribulations of being a young rider.

The Trembling Giant is a feature-length, documentary film inspired by the beauties of elk camp, the passion for hunting in the rugged Rocky Mountains and the unique connection between man, animal and nature. Join our filmmakers and team of hunters as they embark on a journey of epic magnitude -- considered for some to be a trip of a lifetime.

What comes up when spiritual practice meets with the great issue of our times, the stewardship of our earth. Through this beautifully photographed portrait of Windhorse Farm in Nova Scotia, the oldest working example of sustainable forestry in Canada, you will see both the joy and heartbreak of living in a spirit of inter-dependence with all life and perhaps learn something of how to heal our connection with nature.

Written and directed by Scott Cranford, founder of HeroicWorld.com and former official "Superman" of Metropolis, Illinois, HEROIC AMBITION uncovers the ambition of the city of Metropolis and the people surrounding the Annual Superman Celebration. Thousands visit the real city of Metropolis, Illinois annually to celebrate the world's first Superhero -- Superman, The Man of Steel. Witness the ideals of several archetypes within Superman's Universe. Meet the residents of Metropolis and the visitors to one of the biggest superhero entertainment events in the country. Share the excitement, the controversy and the ambition as expert insights offer different sides to what goes on behind the scenes of the celebration for the world's most legendary comic book hero.

In 1999, Konami Corp. introduced a Japanese-influenced coin-operated arcade stand-up to the U.S. It's draw was unheard of for a video game: the combination of music, competition, and interactive video-gameplay along with actual physical activity. Four years later, Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) has become one of the most popular game crazes stateside and found easily in video game stores and in nationwide retail markets. This story explores the youth culture surrounding the game and follows a group of devoted players and documents their interactions at various arcades and tournaments.