S2.E5 ∙ Awa Puna Part 2

Leaving the comfort of their homes and families, this is the inspiring journey of thirteen children who learn to live, eat, and pray together as little monks at Hongbeopsa Temple in Busan, South Korea. Over the course of 21 days, these children discover what it means to be a Buddhist monk, and live without the technology and instant gratifications of their day-to-day lives.

A study of the Assemblies of God church.

That children have psychological problems has almost become normal: in every classroom there are boys and girls who are diagnosed with ADHD or with an autism spectrum disorder such as PDD-NOS - even the abbreviations are becoming established. To search for help for such complaints is becoming more and more accepted. This documentary portrays the daily routine of Riagg Rijmond's paediatric department's practitioners. Subjects such as how parents can handle children with psychiatric disorders, the pros and cons of diagnosing and raising children in a modern-day, demanding society, pass the review. How can children with a disorder and their parents - be helped and what does the rise of the number of children with a disnosis tell us about today's society?

24 magic tricks are presented by Billy Bishop. Intended for showing in primary schools.

A short documentary addressing the issue of suicide prevention. The filmmakers reenact the issues surrounding a conflicted teen from San Mateo, California. Upon entering a group home, she discovers that through 'writing it out', she can help herself through tough times.