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An intergenerational dilemma between immigrant parents and their children is explored in Yen Ching, named after a Chinese American restaurant in the heartland of the United States.

I'm 12 years old, and I have spent the last 12 + months working on a film to educate people about what it's like to have life threatening food allergies. I offer the unique perspective of a child and most of my interviewees are also kids. Eating is enjoyed by everyone, but for 8% of the earth's population, it can be an inescapable nightmare. The food allergy epidemic is quickly rising and hundreds of people a year are dying from food allergies. If you suffer from a food allergy, you literally put your life into the hands of hosts, waiters, caregivers, friends and family everyday. The movie explores why having food allergies can be scary, intimidating, isolating, embarrassing, frightening, confusing, annoying, and of course, frustrating.

Rodney Greenbergs's portrait of Lalo Schifrin. From his origins in Argentina to Los Angeles today. Lalo the composer, conductor and pianist is best known for award winning film and television scores such as Cool Hand Luke, Bullit, The Fox and Mission Impossible Theme, amongst many others. The documentary includes film clips from these classics and his own relections of over thirty years of work in music. At the featured concert performance in Cannes, France conducting the Orchestre National de Lyon he is joined by the legendary performers Dizzy Gillespie, Grady Tate, Ray Brown and Julia Migenes.

A look at the dramatic changes in the world as we explore the next millennium.

Get ready for over non-stop slime action. With over 120 minutes of slime making, Slime Marathon is the place to have crazy amounts of fun while you hear all the best tips, trick and secrets to get the fluffiest, squishiest, crunchiest and sparkliest slime. Featuring some of your favourite slime social media stars such as Talisa Tossell, Ruby Rose UK, Slime Marshmallows, Slime Glitterz and more.

At the heart of the Jezreel Valley in Galilee, on the football fields of Nahalal flourishes a very special youth football team. The unique soccer squad consists of 13 year-old players from different Israeli backgrounds and cultures, sharing their skills on the grounds of the oldest collective agriculture community, the 'Moshav Nahalal' founded in 1921. Jews, Arabs, Christians and Circassians all play together at the Maccabi Haifa-Nahalal football youth academy. True coexistence lives and breathes every day through that passion for the beautiful game demonstrated by these young men and their families.