Great Mysteries of the World

Adrian and Julian are brothers who move from Norway to Turkey, where they stay for six months. They have Turkish mother and Norwegian father. In this five-part documentary film, Adrian tells how it's to meet the Turkish culture, and how he gets to know it through school, new friends, dance and traveling.

Dapya sang Paglaum (Waves of Hope) is a documentary film by TM Malones about rebuilding an island ravaged by Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan). The film captures the faith, hopes and aspirations of a small community of Naborot Island in Northern Iloilo, Philippines which was directly devastated by Typhoon Yolanda last November 8, 2013 as they struggle to rebuild their lives. The film celebrates the resiliency of the human spirit when distaster's victims walk through their pains in solidarity as a community.

A skeptic, a struggling teen, and a woman hiding from her past reach a moment of truth. Watch their stories, interwoven with a powerful message from Franklin Graham on life's most important decision.

In Korea, it has been the tradition for women to live with and take care of their husband's parents.However, this traditional family arrangement is becoming increasingly rare in contemporary Korean society. While this is not a conventional arrangement, the three women do comprise a family living under one roof. It is not common for a woman to live with and take care of both her mother and mother-in-law. It is very rare in Korea and probably even rarer in other countries. Despite many trials and tribulations, this unusual family manages to carry on, never losing their sense of humor and relying on each other to find happiness. This may be the last chance to be reminded of the traditional Korean feminine virtues of sacrifice and devotion.

A collection of inspirational testimonies of average people with incredible stories of courage, perseverance, and determination that will make you believe in you!

On North Haven Island, 3rd and 4th graders learn the intricacies of constitutional government by setting up their own classroom government and legislating all their rules and regulations.