S1.E3 ∙ Debra Stephenson

Just imagine... Teen moms becoming urban farmers. Utopia? Not in Detroit. Nature is taking over the city and the new generation is taught to harvest its profit.

"Si Sol Mi" refers to funerary marching bands that play predominantly brass instruments to accompany the deceased before their final ascension to the afterlife. The Public Girls' Band is based in Caotun Township, Nantou County and has been playing at funerals for 35 years. This film witnesses the transformation of Si Sol Mi, and records band members' bittersweet relationship to their work, as well as the profound friendships they have developed while working together. Through them, we can see the perseverance and humility of female workers in Taiwanese society and the light their profession brings.

In the face of death you can really sense life. There are people who share their lives with the dead and some literally with corpses. A trip from Argentina to Manila, Cairo and Sulawesi.

The Garage' brings people together around stories, tall tales, and conversation. Located between the forest and the ocean on the North Shore, it provides a forum for support and solidarity between men, women, children and elders, who come together around Normand to do various repairs and to share local feasts including trout, clams, and moose.

An observational documentary of a couple from Leyte (Philippines) who are trying to recover after they lost all their four children to Super Typhoon Haiyan/ Yolanda.