Maybe Happy Ending – A Heartfelt Story of Love, Robots, and Human Connection
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
Maybe Happy Ending is a heartwarming musical about love, connection, and what it means to truly belong. Set in a futuristic city, the story follows two obsolete helper robots, Oliver and Claire…
Premiering on July 1st, 2025
Francis Poulenc Sonata for Flute and Piano, II Cantilena Assez Lent
Curated by Bard College Conservatory of Music
Dance & Music – 4 min
Another piece by Francis Poulenc, unlike Sextet II this sonata for flute and piano is rather soft. The flute is a definite standout as it constantly changes between movements.
Premiering on July 1st, 2025
Fabric of Change
Curated by Actuality Abroad
Activism – 11 min
Fabric of Change is a powerful short film directed by Jennine Terra Rybicki & Karli Clark that follows Saroj Nimbawat and Jashoda Prajapat, two women from Rajasthan, India, who have…
Premiering on July 1st, 2025
The Sound of Peace: Musicians Without Borders
Curated by Planet Classroom
People – 2 min
In a world divided by conflict, Musicians Without Borders harnesses the universal language of music to bring hope and healing.
Premiering on July 1st, 2025
‘Mrs. President’ Performed by the Anchorage Opera
Curated by Planet Classroom
Dance & Music – 9 min
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Premiering on July 1st, 2025
Study Fetch: AI That’s Revolutionizing Remote Learning
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 11 min
Can AI fix remote learning for good? In this episode of AI for a Better World, host C.M. (Cathy) Rubin interviews Esan Durrani, CEO of Study Fetch—the AI-native platform transforming education.
Premiering on June 1st, 2025
Gone
Curated by Planet Classroom
Dance & Music – 9 min
“Gone” is a recent dance created for video by Mimi Garrard. The work was inspired by the music of Jonathan Melville Pratt. His best friend recently died in an automobile accident.
Premiering on June 1st, 2025
Freshwater World: A Ripple of Change
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
In Freshwater World: A Ripple of Change, discover how Water.org, co-founded by Matt Damon and Gary White, transforms lives through sustainable solutions like building wells and microfinancing water tanks.
Premiering on June 1st, 2025
Google’s Willow Chip: Quantum Computing and the Multiverse Debate
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
Google’s Willow Chip: Quantum Computing and the Multiverse Debate explores a groundbreaking scientific leap as Google’s new quantum processor solves a problem in five minutes that would take classical supercomputers billions of years.
Premiering on June 1st, 2025
Bold
Curated by KIDS FIRST! Film Festival
Film & Animation – 3 min
A group of women with seemingly nothing in common, less their prison ward, engages with each other in an unusual way – throwing and catching juggling balls in the air.
Premiering on June 1st, 2025
ArtLifting – Empowering Homeless and Disabled Artists
Curated by Planet Classroom
Activism – 3 min
Fourteen percent of Americans experience homelessness, with over 40% having disabilities. ArtLifting, founded by Liz Powers in 2013, empowers homeless and disabled artists by showcasing their talents.
Premiering on May 1st, 2025
Reunited After 27 Years: How AI Brought Fu Gui Home
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
This is the heartwarming true story of Fu Gui, abducted at six years old in China and separated from his family for 27 painful years. It highlights the agony of child abduction and the enduring hope of families who never stop searching. Thanks to Baidu’s groundbreaking AI technology…
Premiering on May 1st, 2025
DeepSeek’s AI Revolution: A Game-Changer in the Global AI Race
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 2 min
In this video, we explore DeepSeek’s AI chatbot and how it stacks up against AI giants like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Nvidia’s ChatRTX. We break down its capabilities, user experience, and unique features that set it apart.
Premiering on May 1st, 2025
Mozart’s Serenade No. 12
Curated by Bard College Conservatory of Music
Dance & Music – 7 min
When composing his serenade between 1781 and 1782, Mozart wanted to tackle the genre in his own way. There is no definitive reason why he might have composed this one the way he did, one possibility was to impress Emperor Joseph II.
Premiering on May 1st, 2025
Jesus Thief
Curated by KIDS FIRST! Film Festival
Film & Animation – 16 min
A young boy at a strict Catholic school must reexamine his perceptions of right and wrong when he is blackmailed into stealing the Baby Jesus from the class nativity scene.
Premiering on May 1st, 2025