S3.E1 ∙ Why Can't American Women Play Baseball

Zola brings to life the greatest love stories of the Bible.

This documentary tells the powerful story of a fully involved teen father and dedicated teen mother in search of ways to navigate the waters between their needs as teenagers and their responsibilities as 14 year old parents.

DreamTown follows Anibal Chala, a rural Afro-Ecuadorian boy who strives against all odds to make it to the professional soccer leagues.

Doin' Hard Work is the first-ever behind-the-scenes peek, at player's on-and-off the court lives from the Wheelchair NBA. With a nod to Spike Lee's 'Kobe: Doin Work,' filmmaker Randall Wade, explores a never before seen look at how the human spirit overcomes insurmountable odds and draws subtle comparisons between today's professional athletes and the current 2011 NBA Lockout. Wade documents one team's journey as they drive 1500 miles, in one weekend, to LA to participate in the Nike 3on3 basketball tournament on the streets next to the Staples Center. 1 Lockout 1 Team 1 Weekend 1500 Miles 1 Goal: Win 1 Tournament In the life of every lockout there comes a time when the fans decide which heroes will rise and which league will fall Only fans determine, who is doing hard work.

An institute that takes care of abandoned-disabled and handicapped children is supposed to be shut down due to the money issues. Children come up with this idea to held an event on their own and invite donors in order to collect and make some money to prevent the institute from being close down. the children are so naive that think with making some handicrafts and performing a play and dancing everything is going to be alright but the world doesn't think the way they do.