S3.E7 ∙ A Mão Que Embalança o CEMA

Guangdong special economic zone police cooperate with Macao and Hong Kong police to stop a drug ring.

Imagine that every aspect of your life had been overseen by one of the many Aspects of Nature. Now, imagine that, when you died, one of those Aspects chose you to record the activities of the living.

Our Longest Drive is a documentary about four guys who drive to the Arctic Circle to play golf. One of them is dead. The dead guy is along for the ride, his ashes precious cargo in a cherry wood box. Together, the men drive 5000 miles in an RV from Chicago to Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada - as far as the road will take them - to tee up on a three-hole grassless course at midnight of the summer solstice. Coping with health issues and all past retirement age, they have only two things in common - a love for each other and a history of having played golf together for over 20 years. Our Longest Drive is a documentary about friendship, adventure, aging, death and triumph.

A young girl swimmer, involved in an organisation with the aim of protecting dolphins, is engaged in an action against the local fishermen whose nets are endangering the creatures. She develops a rapport with some rescued dolphins, joining them in the society's tank, surprising other members with her ability to hold her breath for long periods. Following the death of a colleague, with whom she was in love, She decides to publicise the situation by breaking a world free-diving record.

In July 2017, Joel Haver and Dylan Dexter went to Marshall, North Carolina, a town they'd never been to, where they knew no one. In their 31 days there, they made a movie with the people they met. This is that movie.

Celadon, a mixed blood (Metis) hunter, urges Marianne a Native slave, to flee Ste. Genevieve with him. She refuses. When Celadon takes another slave instead, tragedy ensues: a manhunt begins, arrests are made, and witnesses interrogated. Celadon cannot be found, but neither can he forget Marianne. Will he free her? Based on a true French Colonial story from 1773.