S1.E10 ∙ La migration des Bantous et le grand Trek

A how-to guide of how your family can defense themselves.

An inside view of the Indiana large-scale railroaders association.

In 2010, she won the World Junior Championship. The documentary film shows her daily life routine, training, school days, her lost and score in chess tournament and how she surpass the intense difficulty to achieve the prosper. Documentary film has filmed through four season, almost year and a half. She is growing up,everyday she goes to training, her everyday is hard!. This is about the film.

In 1938, noted anthropologist John Adair travelled to the Navajo reservation in Pine Springs, Arizona with a 16mm hand wind motion picture camera. There, Adair met and filmed the Burnside family, creating a visual record of Navajo life in the 1930's. Adair's previously unseen historical footage is juxtaposed with contemporary scenes and in-depth interviews with the family 50 years later. As their story evolves, the clash between past and present surfaces, documenting four generations of change in one Navajo family. This rich and telling film of the Burnside history becomes a complex microcosm of Navajo culture in transition and raises questions about the survival of ethnicity in 20th century America.

Through moments of sacrifice and also of joy, elderly Latinos find the courage to forge a new life in the United States. An elderly woman reads a poem from her new found love. A little boy caresses his grandmother's tired face. Octogenarians study for their citizenship test. And a 98-year-old widow dances and prays for two more years of life.

A video portrait of several men who raise pigeons on a rooftop in Bushwick, Brooklyn.