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Fate of the Lhapa is a feature-length documentary about the last three Tibetan shamans living in a Tibetan refugee camp in Nepal. Each lhapa requested that their story be filmed. Their fear was that the next heir might not appear until after their own deaths. Subsequently, with no lhapa alive to mentor the children, the documentary would be used to transmit the knowledge to the next generation. Their tales of nomadic childhoods, shamanic callings and apprenticeships, cosmologies of disease and treatments, and of their flight from Tibet during the Chinese occupation in the late 1950s is be juxtaposed with images of present-day life in the camp, current healing practices and shared concerns of the future and the fate of their tradition.

We learn about the sport and spirit of skiing, through the eyes of three hoteliers, whose families have run historic Alpine hotels through three generations, and for over a hundred years. We speak to them about their celebrity guests - including royalty, movie stars, presidents and Nobel Prize Winning Authors - the evolution of the sport, its the growth into an industry, the challenges of climate change and, most importantly, their passion for the mountains that endures through generations.

"Broadway: Beyond The Golden Age" is the long awaited sequel to Rick McKay's "Broadway: The Golden Age." It tells the history of Broadway from 1959 and ending in 1983 as told by over 100 Broadway legends as interviewed by Mr. McKay..

John Muir, The Unruly Mystic, explores the remarkable life and influential works of a patron saint of environmental activism. The movie is a personal and an inspirational journey by the filmmaker.