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The Oscar Lose Story (A Dog's Life) - A new feature length documentary about a small dog, his show business life and owner Dr. M. Phyllis Lose. After serving as one of America's first female equine veterinarians, handling 180 police horses for the city of Philadelphia, pioneering life saving surgery techniques for race horses, writing best-selling books and working with George C. Scott on a movie about her life, Lose finds herself managing the show business career of a mutt (Chihuahua - terrier mix) who accidentally crosses paths with the famous doctor. Oscar wins a national Purina contest, appears on network television, is called the "Trickiest Dog in the World" by Animal Planet, reaches celebrity status, signs with a casting director, auditions, is cast in TV commercials and signs to star in an upcoming feature film.

Itinerant musicians in the drug corridor of Mexico US which tell stories of a vanishing world with a troublesome future . Since the Independence war and throughout the Mexican revolution, itinerant musicians have been a long tradition in Mexico's history.Their songs reveal Mexico's cultural identity, depicting stories of war and romance, of struggles and corruption, of tenderness and loss. Music however, is not enough for their survival as we uncover their second identities as farmers and fishermen immersed in the reality of their personal lives. Our main protagonist, Gaby Aguirre, writes songs that reflect his harsh upbringing, shaped by the beautiful but endangered environment, the character of which constitutes the core of their threatened communities.

Demystification of Alzheimer's and hope for caregivers.

The film shows traditional practices of food collection, production and consumption in a remote Eastern Tibetan village in Western China. The filmmaker is a young Tibetan student, and he narrates the seasonal food practices of his own family, some of which intersect with traditional Buddhist ritual practices.

Paul, a young man with Down syndrome, undertakes a journey to discover everything he can about what it is like to have Down syndrome in Australia in the 21st Century. This journey raises questions about diversity, equality and the acceptance of difference within our society. A moving, socially important and uplifting film everyone should see.

A unique diachronic look at today's complex media landscape, as seen in the rise and fall of YouTube as a social media site.