Prospectus for a Course Not Given: The Paul Schrader Film Masterclass

Akihabara. It is the most famous electric town of Japan. It is frequently called 'Akiba'. In recent years, Akiba is known also as a town of 'Anime' and 'Otaku(nerds)'. On the other hand, some long-established stores are doing their business for dozens of years. Egg store- Araki's Store, which has had their business for over 80 years, is one of them. However, those historical stores are closing down. Through a day of the fourth owner of the 'egg store', the story depicts a town called Akiba.

In 2008 a remarkable relationship was kindled between the children of Tigger's Honeypot, one of UNSW's child care centres, and the residents of Milford House, an aged care facility in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. This video looks at the benefits of bringing together the very young and the very old, and how better planning of our built environment could make for a happier, more healthy living environment for all.

A playful, partly fictionalized documentary that goes behind the scenes of the 1993 play "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils" by the Finnish theatre group "Teatteri 2000" in Tampere. The tour is guided by the raven Bataki.

A documentary about an EF2 category tornado which ripped through Brooklyn, New York.

Have you ever used music to feel better? In this emotional and inspiring film you will take a ride to the amazing world of music therapy through the eyes of a group of four people with intellectual disability who play drums, of an old lady diagnosed with Alzheimer, of a teenager with developmental delay, of some elderly with Parkinson disease and of a man during his last days of life. A personal film with universal relevance.

Nantucket: In the Midst of Waters is Cary Hazlegrove's ninth full length production about her island life. This piece is 23 minutes long, comprised of stills, video, soundtrack (composed by island resident A.W. Bullington and utilizing music performed by island musicians), and a voice track of island residents, reminiscing about their layered island existence. Showing Nantucket's four seasons, this production celebrates Nantucket's unique beauty, and community. Hazlegrove's past productions have been adapted into books published by Chronicle Books and Turner Publishing.