Eye on Toronto

Taking the Plunge focuses on the issues of aquaphobia and drowning prevention by raising awareness to the topic of fearful swimmers. The film follows two women on a courageous journey to eliminate their fear of being in or around water. Studies show that over 100-million Americans are afraid of water and more than fifty percent of them have a desire to learn how to swim. This documentary acknowledges this FEAR as a real issue. It highlights the S.O.A.P program (Strategies Overcoming Aquatic Phobias), created by aquatic therapist Jeff Krieger of Waterphobias, LLC whose special aquatic program takes a unique approach in helping individuals who are frighten by being in or around water.

Steffen is traveling in New Zealand with a working holiday visa for a year. But an unexpected event makes him abandon his camper van and run away naked. His road trip becomes an initiation journey. He meets people from around the world that makes him discover an other side of traveling, when you have nothing. Also, he discovers another reality of working abroad. Finally, he learns that the beauty of the travel is to go further than the intended destination. Original concept, this film is between narrative feature and documentary. Both mix and form one story.

In the remote canyons of Northern Arizona, condor biologists and hunters unite to save a species.

We wanted to travel by bicycle from Berlin to West Papua, Indonesia, in order to bring awareness to an ongoing geopolitical conflict. But what began as an environmental and human rights campaign ended as an odyssey of life - 11 Months, 19 Countries and a lot of Plan B's.

8 year old host Kevin Andersen takes you to the Valley View Chinchilla Ranch to learn about chinchillas. Learn fun facts and find out why chinchillas are endangered in the wild with Carson, Victoria, and Kaci.