I Ride

Casey Gauntt received a phone call in 2008 from a woman he briefly knew 40 years earlier during a summer he spent in the small coal mining town of Coalwood, West Virginia. The woman who called said she had a letter he had left behind. Casey did not remember the letter and says he had never seen it before, but it proved to become an important connection between him, his father and his son.

The simple acts of making pie and reading poetry convey love and contribute to a good life.

Operation: Amnesty for All is an experimental emotional, true life story, of a young Mexican teenager that migrates over to America from Mexico. This is a suspenseful story of what happens when you have the courage to cross the border at a young age and grow up without papers while keeping bravery, perseverance and hope, to step foot in the American dream. Another lesson in this compelling documentary is that sometimes all you need is a friend to help you along the way and Brandon is his friend and together they hope to bring amnesty to Marlon, his family and the rest of the world. Brandon helps to battle the fight along the way to amnesty for Marlon with International law on his side and since he is a Veteran, he knows when you have to do service before self, especially when it comes to civilians in America. Lastly, when Marlon sleeps at night he is plagued by nightmares and dreams that show psychologically what goes on in the mind of a teenager trying to be like everyone else, an American citizen.

A behind the scenes look at the world building of Winter Triangle Entertainment's series "Meridian Factor."

Food insecurity, climate change, and fuel risk are serious threats to communities around the world. In the small town of Wabowden, Northern Manitoba, Canada, a teacher is literally turning new ground in education and is growing a healthier community in the process. The documentary follows the teacher and her students for an entire growing season and demonstrates how the program develops a sense of responsibility, pride and accomplishment within the students and addresses issues of Community Food Security, Chronic Disease Prevention and Environmental Improvement. The success of the Mel Johnson School Gardening Project has been recognized by the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, the David Suzuki Foundation and Manitoba Conservation.

On a visit to India, three brothers try their hands at flying a kite, a local favorite pastime.