S10.E4 ∙ Episode #10.4

Samuel jr is 12 years old, he plays football, he is colored. He lives in a small town in the province of Verona, in a small house with his Veronese mother Franca, his Nigerian father Samuel, and two siblings, Andrea and Debbie. He has a dream: to play football in the major stadium of his city, the Bentegodi Stadium.

Utilizing old, black-and-white photos of several generations of my family, I have re-framed the images, creating an evolving, multiple layered image that is ambiguous, ethereal and at times, gruesome. The translucent portraits gradually but noticeably disappear to reveal a non-static image of myself, which from the beginning of the video has remained 'buried' beneath the layers. These faded images reveal my identity: many of their innumerable histories and memories have already passed and been forgotten, but they remain inside of me until I exist.

Alienation, segregation, hopelessness -in a world where many of these dismal aspects seem commonplace,there is a town called New Hope, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Embraceable You is a documentary that focuses on the things that bring people together, as opposed to tearing them apart. Discover a place where you can feel free to be exactly who you are; Embraceable You celebrates New Hope's history of diversity, inspiration and community.

What if changing the world meant changing the way babies are born? Catching Babies is a 60 minute documentary that intricately weaves stories of mothers and midwives on a journey to bring life into the world. Filmed along the US-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas, Catching Babies follows four young women as they embark on toward the ancient profession of midwifery. Catching Babies is a celebration of the power of birth, mothers and midwives.

Giving is not about getting credit for it. A Grace Anonymous celebrates the life of a worthy individual with gifts by an anonymous donor.