S1.E6 ∙ The Four Horsemen: A Stupid Way of Doing Business

Ofelia travels to meet her son in Paris. He invites her to dance and to discover what her body is still capable of doing. Among trains coming and going she undertakes a personal journey, an ephemeral time to face her ageing body, her doubts and revisit a few memories from her past. She reflects, prays, rehearses hesitant gestures, searching for echos of lost grace that, maybe, is still inhabiting her. She dances with her son and perceives new possibilities to imagine herself.

When a girl enters into womanhood, she faces a lot of restrictions barriers from the society. It forces her to think about herself. There rises a question , WHO AM I ? Nowadays its a very relevant question ? When the menstruation of Goddess is celebrated, here women are restricted to enter into Temple... So now every single woman raises the same question , Who really Am I?

Come on a journey from conception to performance of a cultural event that hasn't been seen in Northern New Jersey but will become a festival tradition. 'Sing Out!' is the history of a choral event conceived by Jason Asbury and brought to life by various choirs in Essex County. The goal of the Essex County Choral Festival is to use choral music to build relationships between communities in Essex County by celebrating its rich past and demonstrating a vision for its promising future.

President Santos opens an international megaproject with champagne while children who have been displaced because of it die a few metres away. General Reyes states that a guerrilla leader has been executed without knowing that, a few hours later, he would have to admit that, in fact, the killed person was an indigenous leader. The judge who was investigating several military members for raping and murdering of three children is killed. Workers of a banana plantation risk their lives to claim their rights...

Struggling with short-term memory loss, Gustavo has retired from his business and finds some solace in his homeland of Chile by pursuing a childhood dream - competing as a "huaso" in rodeos. Awaiting the results of tests to determine whether he has Alzheimer's, and having long professed he would end his life if it became unbearable, he begins making preparations for his death, while his family struggles to accept his decision to end his life. El Huaso explores the pivotal point in one man's life where he takes it upon himself to shape his own mortality.