S1.E4 ∙ SomEthing AiN't RigHt.,.

In the picturesque Langkloof valley along the Outeniqua Mountains, South Africa, lies a small farm Bethany. Jakkie & Linda Grobler together with their seven children live the kind of life that many long for but feel they cannot afford. When Jakkie and Linda Grobler left their cozy residential home in Cape Town to come to beautiful, wild Middle-Of-Nowhere, they did not know what they were letting themselves in for. Ten years later they testify to God's astounding grace. Bethany Farm overflows with livestock, fresh produce and music, not to mention children and laughter...In a bite as fresh as an apple, this documentary brings you a taste of resurrection life on Bethany Farm.

George Best is one of the greatest footballers to have played the beautiful game. His tragic death at the hands of alcohol left many issues unresolved within his family, none more so than with his only child Calum. Mirroring his father's lifestyle, Calum has gone down a path that has left him lost, without direction. On the 10th anniversary of his father's death, Calum decides to embark down a new road to discover the real George Best. Calum believes that by going through this process he will learn what really made his father tick, and in so doing discover who he really is as his father's son.

In 1999, the celebrated Montreal photographer Evergon took a remarkable series of nude portraits of his own mother, then 80 years old: black and white images that embodied not the infirmities of old age, but a timeless strength, dignity, even majesty. Some ten years later filmmaker Donald Winkler embarked on a project that would explore what lay behind that series of photographs, uncovering in the process a poignant family history, a woman's determination to be her own person, and a unique and inspiring relationship between mother and son, The result... is Margaret & Evergon.

Live recording of the one-woman-show 'Nuit d'ete loin des Andes' written by and with Franco-Argentinean director and actress Susana Lastreto, in which she tells of exile and its multiple faces, her new country, and the time that passes.