S2.E10 ∙ Autoportraits

Memories kept from a long trip are the inspiration for a letter to be sent to the future. Alone, away from home and about to complete 30 years-old, a Brazilian woman goes on a journey to Africa. On the letter to her daughter, she describes how she met women who live in perfect harmony with their cultures and times. 'Here Is So Far' is a journal, a road movie and an invitation to all people who trace their own path.

Archaeologist Olivier Weller and his team decided to conduct a dig at one of the locations where Jacques Demy shot several scenes from his film Donkeyskin (Peau d'Âne) : the cabin where Catherine Deneuve hides out, the clearing where Delphine Seyrig welcomes her goddaughter,... Sets and props are long gone but pearl-beads, nails, sequins and other traces are revealed at the first tentative scrapings of the surface.Following that survey, Skin Deep Fairytale tries to approach the magic of film-maker Jacques Demy's work, the charm of Charles Perrault's text, the tale's power of fascination, whose origins go back to oral tradition. Are we researching the story, or is it reserching us? The quest of our film archaeologist goes much farther and deeper that he would have imagined himself.

This is a motivational movie against drug addiction

A social experiment that moves marginalized families into a middle class neighborhood in Valparaiso, Chile.

Mosquito In The Room follows the struggles and process of six determined, hopeful kids as they make their own short film examining the monumental challenges their generation is set to inherit. Aged five to twelve, these kids ask tough questions about global warming, failing leadership, war and outmoded educational approaches with a view to discover whether its too late to reverse humanity's reckless, self-destructive path. If you think you're too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a Mosquito In The Room.

The 18-minute documentary ventures up the garden paths and down the Euphrates Creek, exploring how this 100-year-old wood made it into our lives today. It's the story of a place that shouldn't exist in Kansas and the people who have loved it. Every aspect of the film was made in Kansas by Kansans. It was underwritten with a grant from the Kansas Humanities Council as part of their initiative 'Kansans Tell Their Stories' for the state's 150th anniversary.