S1.E2 ∙ The Bridge That We Burn

The story of a young lady and her family at a cultural crossroads. As Heather Kozlowski approaches her 15th birthday, she is confronted with the Latino tradition of the quinceañera and everything that it means to one half of her family. Her Great-Grandmother, Aurora Contreras, sees Heather as her family's last chance to celebrate something that she never could.

A mother examines her relationship with her daughter and issues of mental health through theatrical role play with diverse women and languages.

What makes us different from other people? Our abilities or our physical traits? Particular portrait of the painter Paco Bernal who, with one more chromosome in par 21, has developed a unique pictorial style. Document that urges the viewer to consider who is different?

Kumbh Mela is the biggest gathering of human beings on earth at a particular point of time, irrespective of race, religion, caste, gender and age.. The tradition of Kumbh Mela is very ancient. Spirit of Moksha is a journey through the belief, reason and myth. How the theory of Moksha evolved and why it still remains intact, rather it has been gaining more acceptance with time. 80 million people took the holy dip in Ganga during Maha KUMBH 2010 in Haridwar. The documentary is self explanatory from talks of the sages, pilgrims and scholars without any voiceover. The treatment and design of the film is simple to make you realize the beauty of faith, trust and power of belief which can be experienced.

A team of Nigerian MIT undergraduates head home one summer to run the first ever robotics camp for high-schoolers in their country. Hoping to instill a love of creative problem solving in their new converts to robotics engineering, the MIT undergrads discover that they themselves have many lessons to learn about their country and about themselves, as they attempt to pull off an autonomous robotics competition in the final days of the program. Ultimately, the robotics camp becomes a portrait of an entrepreneurial generation of young Nigerians and the society they are attempting to change.