S1.E10 ∙ Great Gastropods & Marvellous Mussels - opalised fossils from Lightning Ridge

Released as a Bonus Feature for Disney's Platinum DVD Edition of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" this short documentary shows how this classic film came to life.

Mahboba Rawi, founder of Mahboba's Promise, is an Afghan-Australian woman dedicated to help Afghan orphans. Abdul, one of first orphans she saved, is in love with Fatemeh. They want to marry, but Fatemeh's father wants to give her to anyone who offers the largest dowry. Devastated, Abdul is hoping when Mahboba arrives in Kabul, she will help to make his marriage happen. But Fatemeh's father has unexpected demands. He wants 10,000 Australian dollars or a wife for his eldest son to replace Fatemeh in the household. The fate of the couple hangs on Mahboba's ability to negotiate. But she only has one month and limited resources.

A national survey of the top 100 film actors in history, voted on by the British public.

Summer is the hottest solar term in the Chinese traditional calendar. In a village in Shandong province of China, the children have a good time in the summer, the adults still work in the field and the old man repeats his life and time at home. In the lunar calendar June sixth, according to local customs, daughters need to return their mother's home for mourning the dead relatives. The elderly, adults and children who live on the earth. Day by day. The sun releases light, heat and love above the earth. Day by day

Room to Breathe is a surprising story of transformation as troubled kids in a San Francisco public middle school are introduced to the practice of mindfulness meditation. Topping the district in disciplinary suspensions, and with overcrowded classrooms creating a nearly impossible learning environment, overwhelmed administrators are left with stark choices. Do they repeat the cycle of forcing tuned out children to listen, or experiment with a set of age old inner practices that may provide them with the social and emotional skills that they need to succeed? The first question is whether its already too late. Confronted by defiance, contempt for authority figures, poor discipline, and more interest in 'social' than learning, can a young meditation teacher succeed in opening their minds and hearts?

Stuart Hall examines representation, arguing the process of representation constitutes the very world it aims to represent.