S2.E4 ∙ Ljubica Ivosevic

In 1975, on the crime-ridden Lower East Side of New York City, Adam Purple started a garden behind his tenement home. By 1986, The Garden of Eden was world famous and had grown to 15,000 square feet. For Adam--a social activist, philosopher, artist, and revolutionary--The Garden was the medium of his political and artistic expression. It was razed by the city in 1986 after a protracted court battle. This film documents the creation of this artwork and its ultimate destruction.

A chance to meet Henry VIII and his 6 Queens. Hear their stories from their point of views

We encounter Prelle at a time in her life where her past has caught up to her and she has to find a new way of living. Trapped between her dreams, societal expectations, and the limitations of reality, she relies on her music to escape and express herself. By mixing classic documentary, music video, and magical realism, Anita Beikpour's directorial debut is an honest portrayal of this young, charismatic nonconformist.

A film about the long-lasting image of King Louis XVI which focuses on the French monarch's political journey to the Revolution and the mixed legacy that resulted after his death.