When Darkness Falls

One in seven women will experience postpartum depression in the year after giving birth. Raise the Curtain: Moving Through Darkness seeks to destigmatize and demystify the most common complication of childbirth.

You are invited to explore another side of pregnancy and childbirth that is not often shown in the mainstream media.

APOCRYPHAL HARMONY - The geometric and arithmetic revelations concerning the map of Ancient Hellas (Greece) in relation to the map of the Cosmos. The great mysteries of the ancient temples, the magic of the 'curves' of the Parthenon, the 'Golden Mean' as exemplified in ancient theatres, the relationships of distances between temples. All this, together with the 'hidden harmonies' and the sense of beauty which characterise the religion, art, philosophies, spatial arrangements and language of Ancient Hellas.

The Special Needs Color Guard of America is the first special needs Color Guard & Dance Program in the world. For the past years they perform as exhibition in Dayton, Ohio, for Winter Guard International World Championships, with the top color guard teams in the World. When they perform there is 'not a dry eye in the house.', making a positive difference in how society views individuals with developmental disabilities. We focus on the outstanding abilities, rather than disabilities. They work with flags, rifles, sabers, and various dance routines to create a moving, beautiful, musical performance. The Special Needs Color Guard continues to 'bridge the gap' between the general and special populations and to show the world how unique, capable and talented they are.

A film adaptation of magician Christian Cagigal's NOW AND AT THE HOUR, a one-man magic show chronicling his life with his Vietnam Veteran father. Featuring interviews with various mentalists, magicians, actors and other figures from his life, NOW AND AT THE HOUR explores magic as both detriment and refuge for a father and son living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

The Ozark Trail was conceived in 1976 by land stewards that formed the Ozark Trail Council. It wasn't properly maintained nor was it's 200 miles connected... most did not know it existed. Enter the late John Roth. He started The Ozark Trail Association in 2002 and became a full time volunteer for the OTA since he retired at age 39. He was an amazing influence on everyone that met him. The OTA pioneered the idea of a 'Mega' trail building weekend. Attending a Mega and working alongside John before his death provided the inspiration for making this video for him, his organization and his lovely trail. Recognized with many awards, the OT and OTA continue to grow as we work toward reaching the Arkansas border.