Spaceship Earth

Chronicles the history and impact of the famous bill that guaranteed education, housing and business loans to the 16 million Americans who served in World War II.

The Haak'ume people of Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico were faced with a challenge when their visitor center burned down in 2000: How to reconstruct a place that was as welcoming to their people as to visitors, would tell the story of their people, and also be a bridge between cultural and 'green' interpretations of sustainability. What they created was much more than that. This is the story of the Place that the architects and the Haaku'me people created together.

The Song of Hiawatha: A Trip in the American Counterculture is a feature-length documentary film about Hiawatha Bailey, a gay Native-American and African-American political activist and musician who was among the first black hippies and also among the first black punk rockers. The film tries to capture the energy, passion, humor, recklessness, and tragedies of a life lived at the cultural edge of America.

In 1970s, China carried out family planning work. In order to have a son, my second elder sister was adopted in twenty days after birth. In 2016, China fully liberalized to have second child. Now, second elder sister's second children are coming to the world......

A history and tribute to British Jim Marshall's amplifiers, which since then became the standard of rock'n'roll amplifiers ever since.

In a place called Hart Island, the unclaimed, unidentified, or indigent of New York City are buried in a potter's field. Approximately one million people have been interred in communal graves dug by the prison labor of inmates from Riker's Island jail. Family members, activists, artists, and city officials work to improve the dignity of city burials and visitation to the Island.