S2008.E27 ∙ Le Noël des familles nombreuses

"The Princess of Salsa" takes the viewer on a journey into the world of Latin dance sensation, Josie Neglia. It profiles the salsa star who set the Los Angeles Latin dance scene on fire with her passionate, energetic style, thus earning her the title "The Princess of Salsa". Interviews with Josie, family, friends and members of the Latin dance community, reveal the hardships she faced as she tried to break into the L.A. salsa scene. It's a world tour as the international star journeys to perform in the exotic venues of Rome, Paris, and the Caribbean.

A glimpse into life at Vermilion Cliffs, a place of fading memories.

This documentary tells the powerful story of a young Breast Cancer Survivor and her will to live.

A three-part documentary film about three love stories. A 50 years old paralyzed man maintaining his love to his wife, a 40 years old homosexual man telling his boyfriend about his wife and child, and a 30 years old young man insisting on a relationship with a karaoke loving gal. These love stories are not fairy tales, but they are moving, interesting and thought-provoking.

An historical overview of steam boating in general, and the music and musicians that performed on those steamboats. It features interviews with riverlorian Travis Vasconcelos, historian William Kenney, and showboat musician Pat Carr. We also hear from Mark Twain AND we get to see and hear a real calliope, steam and all! Educationally, this video provides some insights into the social as well as historical background of riverboat music, particularly jazz. The end of the video provides the viewer with steamboat-related places to go and people to see on the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Louisville.

In this romance's kaleidoscope, gay, lesbian, bisexual, inter-sexual, crossdresser, person with gender identity disorder, and people sorrounding them are highlighted.