The Year with Katie Couric

A bold artistic statement for the sustainability movement, The CEO Stagecoach ironically juxtaposes the past with the contemporary, and makes a statement about the future, attesting that we have quietly cut all our ties with the land and become blindly dependent on energy, particularly foreign oil. Artist Jeremy Dean's ironic juxtaposition of Americana takes hold when he cuts in half a Hummer H2, removed the engine and transforms it into a horse drawn carriage inspired by the Hoover Carts of The Great Depression. Dean re-imagines the Hoover Cart with his 'tricked-out' Hummer H2, The CEO Stagecoach.

On September 17th 2010 Pope Benedict came to London, he was met by Catholic well-wishers and protestors alike...who would want to protest the Pope and why?

The Indo-Pacific lionfish has taken over Atlantic reefs, wreaking havoc with fish populations and the coral reef system as a whole. Join scientists, students, and laypeople in Florida and the Bahamas as they define the problem... and see what solutions they come up with to fix things -if they are fixable at all.

Witness indigenous Elders from throughout the Americas embodying peace and sustainability in a world overrun with war and environmental devastation. For several Elders this is the first time they have allowed themselves or their Teachings to be filmed. They do so now to deliver a powerful wake-up call, weaving ancient prophecies, humour, and the latest from quantum physics to guide future generations. Peace Village Founder, Venerable Dhyani Ywahoo, has extraordinary dialogues with an astrophysicist from Harvard and the Smithsonian on how modern science is only now catching up with the ancient practices of mystics and medicine people. Unravel the real story of 2012 as Elders from diverse traditions deliver a positive antidote to fears that surround most messages about the end of the Mayan calendar.

Getting an up-close and person look into the lives of the homeless, through candid conversations on politics, drugs and current affairs.

Most of the dwellers of Cheremi village have not watched TV for more than 2 decades. They live without electricity, road, shops, traffic, or the medical center in 3 hours' drive distance from the capital of Georgia.15-year-old Sopho is the only student in her class, and she is planning to leave the place as soon as she finishes the high school. This film is about the every day life of those Georgians who live in extraordinarily harsh conditions in their Cheremi 'world,' where the 82-year-old Nika Papa can't replace his broken lantern for the fire lamp, because they are not sold in the market any more.