S1.E10 ∙ Escapes

'3000 a Day' clearly ties abortion to the spiritual warfare on Earth. Testimony from an array of knowledgeable experts as well as a post abortive woman provides provocative insight into the abortion epidemic occurring in the U.S and abroad.

A docufiction celebrating the 30th anniversary of the puppet dog Ransu through the eyes of his "personal assistant", actor Pertti Nättilä. It's also using archive material and interviews with those who knew and worked with Ransu.

Documentary about the creation of Anaheim's professional ice hockey team, The Mighty Ducks.

'willing & able is a documentary that takes the viewer into the Dr. William Henderson Inclusion Elementary School in Dorchester, Massachusetts, where one third of the children have disabilities of some kind. Shot in the 'Direct Cinema' style, with no narration or interviews, it reveals that inclusion as a choice in an urban school system can be successful for everyone, regardless of their abilities. The big deal is that inclusion is no big deal, and there is a waiting list to get in.

Grandpa is an exploration of identity, multi-cultural-ism, and culture loss through an autobiographical lens.

Three girls die before they turn 21. They all become overnight internet sensations. In spirit they are changing the world, but what is happening to the people they left behind? How do you say goodbye, when death goes viral?