S1.E6 ∙ The Mystery of the Missing Siblings

Chronicles the journey of a group of African Americans who left the U.S. to chase the American dream in South Africa

Different lives of a city of Peru called MALA, show the daily life of its inhabitants, with their sorrows and joys. Sacrifice, illusions, unhappy lives and hope for the future.

This moving documentary chronicles the plight of children lured into prostitution. Heartrending interviews with three former sex workers are at the emotional center of the film, as it sheds light on the causes and consequences of sexual exploitation of children aged 10-14. Special emphasis is placed on the role of the Internet, which has become a major tool for luring disaffected youth into the sex industry. Viewers report that the film made a deep impression, educating and motivating them to defend themselves against the dark side of their on-line social networking sites.

A former class president and all around funny man, Vic Chesnutt suffered partial paralysis after a 1983 drunk driving accident. Having started a video project in the mid 2000's,Scott Stuckey uses over 6 years of behind the scenes footage as well as interviews with friends, family, and associates to deconstruct the man that was to offer a new look into the life and times of Vic Chesnutt. Revered as a song-writer and musician by his peers (REM, Garbarge, Live, The Smashing Pumpkins, Madonna etc.) , events left him unknown to vast swaths of the music listening public. Follow this documentary is it takes you into the life of a complex and interesting character.

The '1%' gossips, strategizes to achieve and maintain power, and decays quietly in decrepit mansions--as does the '99%', while the working class just works, in silence...