S1.E3 ∙ Fantastic Feeding

The documentary follows percussionist and former Third World Band drummer, William Stewart, as he works with musically inexperienced children from inner cities to bring out their natural musical talents. It showcases the creation of harmony, promotes the restorative power of the arts and, most importantly, empowers youth through music. The film takes the viewer on a historical, geographical and musical litany of rhythms captured on camera.

Let Them Be Kids is a grassroots documentary by first time film maker Gina Lopez Hill. It tells the inspirational story of 5 Canadian Communities and their efforts to build a playground for their children. It follows each of the five communities as they go through the trials and tribulations of fund raising, gathering volunteers, and all that comes with trying to do what others have been unable to accomplish. In the end they learn that it was never really about a playground, but about building a sense of Community and inspiring hope in others.

An experimental video diary of a personal journey to Sierra Leone: the filmmaker searches for traces of his family's imperialist past in his, and Africa's, present.

Two children who are a part of the 'left-behind' children phenomenon in China reveal what it's like to live with a shortage of love and an absence of family values.