S1.E7 ∙ Noodles

"There is a major difference between Láska (Love) and láska. Some people always get it wrong but I have nothing to do with love," says Jirí Láska, a schizophrenic born to schizophrenic parents, on his way to a better life. A feature documentary film by Dagmar Smrzová, director of the award-winning film Zachrante Edwardse (2010), tells the story of a gifted schizophrenic Jirí and his family.

A kid from the street that dreams of becoming a reggaeton singer but everything around him make it impossible. Jeffrey has to solve his family problems before trying to achieve his dream.

ISRAELI - PALESTINIAN CINEMATIC PROJECT Four filmmakers, Israeli and Palestinian, created short films, both documentary and fiction, on the subject of SPORT. Produced in creative freedom and in mixed crews of Palestinian and Israelis, the films reflect a personal, courageous point of view on reality. SPORT is a continuation of WATER which opened Critics' week at the Venice International Film Festival, 2012. WATER is the winner of France Amnesty International Award 2013.

A documentary about the present condition of many young adults in America. In a series of intensely honest interviews, the audience is forced to come face to face with some unfortunate truths about our kids.

STONINGTON, ME: Contrasting the stark beauty of the Downeast Maine seacoast with the stark reality of earning a living there, Life by Lobster, a new hour-long documentary by independent filmmaker Iain McCray Martin takes you inside the lives of five young lobster fishermen determined to pursue this proud traditional vocation against steadily mounting obstacles.