S1.E12 ∙ Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau

A story of Modern Dance in San Francisco chronicles over forty years of dance-making in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A documentary film investigating humankind's evolving relationship with horses, how these sensitive and loyal creatures fought our battles and helped build America, and the current welfare of horses in the U.S., including the disturbing truths about horse rescue and the path to slaughter.

In 1910 the Carroll County Confederate Monument was dedicated. Over the past 100 years he has looked northward on three sites in Carrollton, Georgia always looking northward against any sign of Yankee invasion, even while being moved around town during the moves. The documentary ends with the 2010 re-dedication of the monument at its third site where it has stood since 1976. This documentary looks at the history of the monument and touches on how it fits into the larger themes of United States history.

Heartrending stories of LBT people victimized and subjugated by the law, the family and society, as well as hopeful stories of youngsters who have come out of the closet bravely.