S1.E2 ∙ Comfortable in My Skin

Can two people form a family solely for the sake of love? Guy and Henry, a couple deeply in love, had willingly travelled all the way from Hong Kong to Vancouver, Canada in order to get married, when such marriage is not even recognized legally in their hometown. Why did they made such a big effort to do this? What is the true meaning of marriage? Under the mentality of Chinese families in a post-colonial society like Hong Kong and through their marriage, how did the couple realize their family members' hope regarding their union? As the couple got married in a relatively open society like Canada, how are the newlyweds influenced by the western society's mentality and its marriage regulations?

Sometimes life gets in the way of your dreams. And sometimes...it just takes you awhile to get around to them. This is such a sometime. This is a story of 9 band members who answered the call to follow the music home.

Frank the Barber documents the affable personality of Franklin Marchand, a longtime barber from Rochester, New Hampshire whose barbershop doubled as a used record store until the day he died in 1999.

In this domestic horror documentary, the passage of time, observed through the movement of the mundane--a porch swing, a running faucet, the flickering shadow of a banister--is transformed into an element of subtle terror. Domestic Disturbance disturbs the relationship between a mother and her newborn son, as she emotionally considers the vampiric in nursing and nurturing her child.

Alienation, segregation, hopelessness -in a world where many of these dismal aspects seem commonplace,there is a town called New Hope, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Embraceable You is a documentary that focuses on the things that bring people together, as opposed to tearing them apart. Discover a place where you can feel free to be exactly who you are; Embraceable You celebrates New Hope's history of diversity, inspiration and community.