S2.E3 ∙ Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory

After a swimming accident Ute, a 17 year old girl, has become another person: a person with intellectual disability. Ute is the younger sister of the directors best friend. The film shows how such a serious accident changes all relationships in a life: relationships between family members, sisters and friends and in the end the question is what makes a person an individual.

Purple Heart recipient and retired Army Maj. Scotty Smiley is devastated after being hit by shrapnel in a car bomb explosion while serving in Iraq. Mark Outing was better known as a member of the hardcore underground rap group P.K.O. Motorcycle shop owner Laura Klock has to cope with difficult issues in her life including an abortion. Watch these inspiring stories of redemption as Franklin Graham addresses the real value of the soul.

Blessing over the candles with lighting the candles to the music being sung in the background.

Part memoir, part history, part investigation, Chinese Couplets spans two centuries, three countries and four generations of women in this intimate story that reveals the impact of America's Chinese Exclusion Acts on filmmaker Felicia Lowe's family. Lowe offers a nuanced, engaging approach to the debate that details the long-term, multi-generational effects of ethnically motivated immigration policies while imparting a cautionary tale of living with cultural pluralism in the 21st century.

Information video about what kind of play small children do from the age of 1 to 7.

Against the backdrop of its own rich immigrant history, the community of Leader, Minnesota, a once - flourishing small town in a windswept rural landscape, recreates itself through its links to the land, and in the process redefines the term "alternative lifestyle".