Illegal

After I Pick the Fruit is a documentary that follows the lives of five immigrant farm worker women over a ten-year period as they labor in the apple orchards and fields of rural western New York, migrate seasonally to Florida, raise their families, and try to hide from the Bush-era immigration raids that were conducted in response to September 11, 2001. Filmed in New York, Florida, and Mexico, this intimate, bittersweet, feature-length film illuminates a community that is nearly invisible to most Americans, and will change the way you look at our national immigration problem.

One of the greatest talents to come out of Kansas, now comes full circle. The Gordon Parks Collection has found a home at Wichita State University. Go behind the scenes for the story of how WSU beat out some of the most prestigious institutions in the country to secure the collection, and learn how the University is making sure Mr. Parks' legacy lives on.

As Michelle Obama dutifully followed her husband on the campaign trail, she began making headlines of her own with her impeccable style. Mixing bold colours and clean lines with funky accessories, Obama has brought a sense of fun to corporate clothing.

Filmmaker Tisha Blood follows three girls with a rare craniofacial anomaly called Apert Syndrome over the course of 10 years providing an intimate glimpse into the transforming powers of science, family, humor, hope and compassion.

Craig Buege was a very talented and athletic young man that everyone liked. He had a great stable family and lived in a nice suburb in a small Midwestern town. His smile and laugh were in infectious. Craig died a heroin overdose in 2009 at the age of 20. This emotional film, made from home movies and interviews from friends and family, share how trying Oxycontin easily leads to shooting heroin. Former addicts also share how addiction is a painful struggle with yourself and hurts the others around you love and care about you.