S3.E1 ∙ Episode #3.1

'Volcano' takes you on a spell-binding journey through the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Mount Gambier and western Victoria - lava flows spilling into the sea; underground caverns bubbling with magma; deep, water-filled caves so clear that divers seem to float in settings of breath-taking beauty. Using the latest scientific research, the film tells the incredible story of the eight major eruptions that created Mount Gambier - a story that starts in a local school oval and finishes in the sparkling waters of the Blue Lake. Hosted by Rescue Special Ops' Luke McKenzie, the film lifts the lid on one of the most exciting stories to come out of Southern Australia in the last 120 million years.

An editing of MPI's VHS Smoke That Cigarette! (1988), about the way cigarettes were suspected to induce lung-cancers.

In 2013 director Romulus Balazs discovered a book about an event from his native Romanian history unknown to him.

Documentary on the history of gay and lesbian film.

A collaborative and ground-breaking 6-part series about the culture and history of the iconoclastic state of Vermont. Several dozen award-winning Vermont filmmakers came together to make a multi-part series about the state that first abolished slavery and gave rights to gay and lesbians to form Civil Unions. Filmmaker Nora Jacobson initiated the project and edited together the multiple stories contributed by the other filmmakers, who include Jay Craven, Alan Dater and Lisa Merton, Bill Stetson, Dorothy Tod, Deb Ellis, Art Bell, and many others.