KIDS FIRST!, May Releases, People
A Boy’s Dream People – 36 min In 2004, Yeerxiati, a 9-year-old boy who lost his mother as a child, lived here with his grandparents in the deep mountain pasture in Northern Xinjiang. The boy’s lamb also lost its mother since childhood and has been...
KIDS FIRST!, March Releases, People
Waterfall People – 7 min A 13-year-old boy came with his mother to a waterfall deep in the mountains. There, a mysterious Japanese Buddhist ritual takes place. What will happen to the boy and his mother? In fact, this is an extremely sacred practice in Japanese...
February Releases, People, Planet Classroom
Café Armonía People – 3 min Opened in Xela (Quetzaltenango), Guatemala, in September 2014, Café Armonía is a small coffee shop started by two associations of small coffee farmers – Manos Campesinas and ASOBAGRI. It is the first effort of these Guatemalan...
February Releases, KIDS FIRST!, People
Threads of Tradition People – 3 min What happens when the Industrial Revolution hits you 200 years late? This is the story of Tamizh Arivu and her family, who live next to the ancient Darasuram Hindu Temple, a UNESCO heritage site in South India. They are from...
January Releases, People, Planet Classroom
Cooking for the Guatemalan Dream People – 8 min “Cooking for the Guatemalan Dream” is a short documentary about 19-year-old chef school student Cecilia Cuc Alonzo, from Cantel, Guatemala. The film explores the lack of positive prospects for many...
December Releases, KIDS FIRST!, People
Come One Come All: A Circus with Purpose People – 26 min This film tells the story of a small mountain town circus in Colorado where both kids and adults learn circus skills and go on to perform around the world. This is a social circus that uses the circus arts...
People, Planet Classroom, Short Film
Pikala Binatna Activism – 11 min “Pikala Binatna” follows a group of bicycle enthusiasts in the heart of Marrakech, Morocco and their project, Pikala Bikes, to combat the social stigmas of bicycles in their country. Through the lens of Jamal, a local bike...