S1.E7 ∙ Episode #1.7

The true story of naturalist Dean Bernal and his efforts to protect his friend JoJo: a wild, sociable dolphin in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

A formalist documentary film, which intends to examine the clear concept of obsessive sensation. The film will dig a subterranean-inner consciousness tunnel via the different kinds of obsessions; obsession with love, obsession with death, food, knowledge, money, sex, control, exposure, cleaning, fame, etc. The film will sketch a line connecting obsession, to the spirit of the time and to the modern lifestyle. The film will bind them together; while considering the determination that obsession is the most common "disease" of the 21st century (this following the collapse of the religious institute in the previous century and the beginning of the collapse of the capitalistic dominant in the current day). The intense process, through which the film will take the viewer, will try and examine how the obsession is created, what feeds the obsession, how does obsession serves the person, and how it is motivated by an endless aspiration of the person to achieve salvation, a state of euphoria.

A journey to the northern Mexican semi-desert in search of the last singers of cardenche, a melancholy song genre that speaks of love and contempt, regret and tragedy. A tradition rooted in cotton farmers and miners, now on the verge of extinction. A song of survival.

Can you put an end to your doubt, if the certainties of your upbringing elude you?

Gaelic documentary about the Scottish child murderer Ian Brady, exploring his life, and his wish to die.

'Fluoridegate: An America Tragedy' is a documentary that reveals the tragedy of how government, industry, and trade associations, protect and promote a policy known to cause harm to our country and specially small children, who suffer more than any other segment of the population. While the basis of their motivation remains uncertain, the outcome is crystal clear: it is destroying our nation.