S1.E5 ∙ The Netherby Hall Burglary

The film is a visit with the people who shared Mayberry Days in 2009.

A twelve-minute experimental-documentary, explores the themes of inner-strength and step-by- stepping fear and wonder through the eyes of children. The film contemplates Hebrew language and Talmudic parables as a foundation. The project was filmed at the Smith and Bybee wetlands in Portland, Oregon.

"Ich, Birgit Schrowange!" is a personality documentary on SAT.1 (DE, AT, CH).

This personal story of the narrator's brother discovering a unique culture and sect of Islam in Africa covers many relevant issues in our modern world with a mostly objective and engaging sense of wonder and harmony.

Raising Kid Colt was filmed over a span of two summers by amateur filmmaker, Nina Faust, who was able to film the intimate details of the lives of two wild cranes. During the summer of 2010, the crane pair investigated the lands on Inspiration Ridge Preserve near their house, identifying food sources, roosting sites, and a nesting area. They also learned to trust their neighbors, two humans, as well as their seven pet geese and two pet alpacas. Raising Kid Colt provides viewers with seldom seen perspectives of raising crane colts, as well as a progression of colt development over the summer.