SUnknownEpisode dated 29 March 1982

The real story of how Winnie The Pooh came to be. Featuring actual historical recordings, drawing and incredible facts from A.A. Milne and family.

Two Uighur brothers and a friend are in love with Parkour, a kind of extreme sport. Regardless of opposition from their worried mothers, the boys train themselves to be the best in an upcoming Parkour competition Beijing while managing to iron out additional difficulties. When they lost the game eventually, they learned much more about their true selves.

A nature documentary with Hugo the troll and his family providing narration and small animated sequences between the documentary sections. The series shows footage of a variety of animals using a safari theme. Three seasons of seven episodes each were produced.

From Gibraltar to Bamako. If you were to were to walk all the way, what sort of encounters would be in store for you ? Would the routes of different migrations cross ? Would the path between thousands of people going in the opposite direction have its meaning revealed ? this is the quest undertaken by the director, who brings us along on a journey through the Africa she loves, during several months. She is not alone : the trail is blazed by a public reader who is walking with his donkey/library on a pilgrimage to his birthplace. The stories that intertwine on the road all belong to the same history : the encounter with the Other - each one a matter of chance, each one a matter of a small miracle.

The F-Word documentary was created to encourage people to be more couscous of the way the word Fat is used. The film interviews women from all walks of life and high school students from Vineland New Jersey, encouraging a conversation about the word Fat, body image, acceptance, self-worth and how words have meaning. Challenging being more mindful of how we bully others and more importantly, how we bully ourselves.