The Man from Kangaroo

Lin Isa collected his first pitching victory as an 11 year-old in fifth grade. The same year, with the slam of his gavel a judge sentenced his father, Lin Xin-yi, to a prison term. The former home run king thus took the glory he earned and the disgrace he deserved for betting and throwing games into his cell with him. Two years later, having completed his prison term, how can Lin Xin-yi face his son, who in the meantime has grown to become a pitching ace? How can he once again become an MVP in life?

Raising teens as a church going single mom can be tough, especially when she learns that the very things she has tried to shelter them from, comes marching directly into their home. What happens when her views about sexuality and how to prevent the spread of HIV are challenged by harsh realities? This is a must- see feature length drama and suspense urban film, meant to address the rapid spread of HIV/AIDS'S among minority populations. It helps to facilitate cross generational and cross discipline dialogue around how to promote health. It is written and Directed by Dr. Deborah Watson, Psychologist and Film Maker. Kenneth Clark is the Director of Photography. Rated PG -13 for topics and disturbing images.

A poem about coming of age--a young girl seeing the possibilities. A short poem. A short film. A memory.

The main idea of the film is revealed through the fate of a simple Kazakh family - Zhakupovs. Zhakupovs came from a far common village. They have to go through all changes of the Soviet Union collapse and finally, find new faith and new perspectives on a stage of renovation and development of independent Kazakhstan.