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Over three years MOMS LIVING CLEAN reveals the transformative effect an innovative residential substance abuse treatment program has on six mothers and their young children. Interwoven is the imnpact America's war on drugs has on mothers with substance abuse issues.

Waila music is the best-held secret of the desert southwest. Waila, also called Chicken Scratch, is the contemporary dance music of Native American tribes in southern Arizona. Waila has evolved since the 1870's having adopted different musical styles and instruments of those eras. Waila! Making the People Happy take you to the Native Communites of Southern Arizona to experience first hand the people, places, and culture that make this music unique.

A documentary film set in Salina, Aeolian archipelago north of Sicily. An island, known mostly in the summer, that reveals itself after the departure of the tourists, along the months in which a thousand people deals with the slow passage of time. A simple storytelling, no interviews, no narrating voice but the power of its images: over fifty sequences, places and faces constantly evolving, an use of heterogeneous lenses, audio environment built on a 'self-sufficient' sound narrative and a minimalist musical soundtrack. 'One year's remainder' shows the reality of a simple world within a few miles from the 'Continent,' narrating its little surprises: the fortuitous meeting between fishermen off the coast, a fire, the unexpected arrival on a day in spring.

An elderly mother's strong maternal instincts despite her day-to-day struggle with dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

Bee People is not just a documentary. It is an adventure. Join Gregg McMahan, Colorado's own 'Bee Guru' and Tony 'Bees' Planakis, NYPD's go to beekeeper as they share extraordinary insight and take viewers on a ride they will never forget. This film is not just appealing to fans of nature and all things green. There is an incredible assortment of people and compelling events that make this movie feel like an epic adventure. Shot on a Nikon DSLR and a dream, producers David Knappe and Leslie Ellis ('TV and Beyond: Cable at 60') take viewers on an epic journey.

Salao do Encontro is an organization, which gives hope to Brazilians of all ages. It is here where dreams are transformed into reality.