S1.E3 ∙ Learning to Recognize Myself

Three Native American high school seniors run to earn college scholarships and overcome the economic and educational obstacles present on their reservations.

The tragedy of the Japanese American incarceration experience didn't end with the people who were in the camp.

Folie à Deux - madness made of two is set in one of England's finest houses. The central character, Helen Heraty, is a tour de force - beautiful with typical English Rose looks (she was the face of LK Bennett in 2010) but no wallflower. Always ready for a fight, Helen is ambitious, strong, brave single mother with 7 children and a dream to turn one of Britain's most historical buildings into a 72-roomed boutique hotel. She lives her life with a conviction that borders on madness and when the financial crisis and family tragedy threatens to crush her dream it is her strength of character that will have you saluting her and wanting to share her extraordinary story with others.

Set in the backdrop of the aftermath of the suicide of three parents, the documentary explores the impact of 3rd World conditions on the children left behind and a community's courage in looking after them.

This allegorical docufiction provides the viewer with a lightly meditative and at the same time modern impression of the Christian holiday while paying witness to the transformation of the sacral space and the holiday's religious message. The film's anonymous protagonists from opposite sides of the world discuss the paths of their faith in this visually stylized and stylistically edited film.