S1.E41 ∙ Saving the World in a Pencil Skirt

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.

'willing & able is a documentary that takes the viewer into the Dr. William Henderson Inclusion Elementary School in Dorchester, Massachusetts, where one third of the children have disabilities of some kind. Shot in the 'Direct Cinema' style, with no narration or interviews, it reveals that inclusion as a choice in an urban school system can be successful for everyone, regardless of their abilities. The big deal is that inclusion is no big deal, and there is a waiting list to get in.

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

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...

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.