S4.E9 ∙ Simple As Corn, Part 2

This documentary tells the amazing story of one of America's most famous vintage roadside attractions, Aquarena Springs, located in San Marcos, Texas. With the worlds only submarine theater, aquamaids, Glurpo the underwater clown, glass bottom boats, Swiss Skyride, Texana Village (think Gunsmoke),and Ralph the swimming pig -- Aquarena Springs was a state and national phenomenon throughout the second half of the 20th century. This nostalgic documentary transports the viewer back in time to hear the stories and see the images of that magical place called Aquarena Springs. Texas State University purchased the park in 1994 and considering the importance of water resources to human life and how that will only increase in the future, what happens next?

The first live broadcast Reality Dharma classroom in Thailand to foster wisdom through Dharma and cultivate virtue among youth and encourage them to live their everyday lives in happiness with loves, peace and compassion.

Love is a many beautiful yet dreadful thing - Like, Hate, Gratitude, Passion... The irony of love lies in that it can be the most beautiful experience, but which also embodies painful complications and contradictions, rooting from issues of background & upbringing, nationalities & ethnics. But still, we all crave for Love. Given the irony, is marriage the absolute stamp of love and does love necessarily equate to marriage? The premise of this film builds on the conflicting thoughts that arise when a former partner moves on in life through the rites of marriage, while the other ex-half remains a single self. 'A Wedding' seeks answers from close associates of the filmmaker, in an attempt to dissect the mentality behind the concept of marriage that seems to shower all around his 30 year old self. Are marriage and love always contained together in union, or independent entities simply stringed together by society's pragmatic standards? This is a tongue-in-cheek look into the idea of 'getting married'.

A soon-to-be college graduate attempts to cope with death, grief, time, and a splintering family an hour after a family member passes away.

An intimate portrait of a 48-year-old Montreal woman, born with cerebral palsy. Warm, good humored, acutely sensitive and keenly intelligent, the protagonist is wheelchair bound and unable to speak. She has learned to communicate through an intriguing system that uses subtle eye movements and slight facial gestures. Supported by a loving Greek family, she spends her days at an educational program for adults with similar disabilities. The film explores her unique relationships with family and caregivers, her dreams of love and travel, the poetry of her eyes and words.

Chronicles the true story of how one man's struggle to build a mosque in a New York suburb post 9/11 helped unite an interfaith community.