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Explore human anxieties about our bodies’ fleshy materiality and vulnerability. Hannah’s work references modernist design, adaptive structures, and the natural world, while recontextualizing them to draw attention to how our bodies interact with the built environment.

Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner, killed by the NYPD on Staten Island in 2014, channels her grief into a yearslong fight for justice, drawing international media attention. When the news cameras go away, she surrounds herself with photos of lost loved ones in her home to restore her strength through memories.

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Cathedral City High School

Hilda Ha is a wild and free German woman. She is not one to stand with a big poster at a Friday For Future. Instead, she saves the planet in a quiet way, living off-grid with her one and a half year old child in Southern Estonia in a self-built tiny house with no water or electricity.

Botanist and poet Libby Houston who, at 80 years old, continues her work climbing the 300-foot cliffs of Bristol's Avon Gorge to investigate rare plants. By reaching every ledge on every rock face and using her poet's eye for close observation, Libby has helped establish the area as one of England’s most important botanical sites.

Follow Mike Shane as he discovers new spots to skate in South Florida while waxing philosophic about the culture & history of rollerskating, the freedom of having wheels beneath your feet, community, & making new friends along the way.

An eccentric bee rescuer takes harassment and prejudice head on with the help of his goats.

The journey of two storks on an ordinary workday reveals the urgent crisis in maternal health care in the United States.

A poetic conversation between an immigrant daughter and her mother about sacrifices and dreams.

This is the story of Sofia, a young marine biologist from Galapagos in Ecuador, who reconnects with her absent father through their shared passion for trying to save the biggest shark in the world, the Whale Shark.

The infamous Emerald Triangle of Northern California is known for unsolved murders and a culture of silence. Two sisters return home to the ranch to try to solve a murder, and face the criminal underbelly of their once peaceful hometown.

The enigmatic figure with a white face and top hat moves through monochromatic scenes, turning children's faces ghostly white and marking houses in red.

Religion is a set of shared beliefs and values a community has in common. Religion often impacts our personas and perspectives on life. The faith system of two individuals who follow different religions is examined to see how growing up with religion impacts us.

Newly uncovered 16mm footage from US Army archives recorded the bare land of Hiroshima, and the questions of war tactics and ethics questions on the human race immersed in the present time.

The call finally came. After all that time Al-Rilwan Adeyemi had spent staying in shape over the two years since finishing college. Never giving up on his dream, an NFL team was finally on the line at last. But his answer was something they did not expect.

Gray is a socially awkward and sexually repressed 20-something chick. No matter how hard she tries to ignore it all, she can’t escape her deepest desires as they come bulging to life.

Filmmakers Jay Rosenblatt and Stephanie Rapp capture emotionally charged moments as they grapple with the decision to have a child.
Together, they confront how profound pregnancy can be, especially for a woman
who is ambivalent but facing a ticking biological clock.

While incarcerated in Cook County, which is the wrongful  conviction capital of the nation, Hugo experiences a life-changing loss.

A rare storm, nicknamed "Hilary", hits the Coachella Valley and its residents hard.  KESQ takes us back and to the present as to how the storm affected lives and how the Valley is coping with the aftermath.

In the remains of the wildfire stricken rural town of Hornbrook lives a resilient slice of the Wild West. A spectrum of wild individuals, wild horses, and a vision of hope and healing for the people and the land.

When aspiring public defender Taylor Toynes notices his zip code in an article on the cradle-to-prison pipeline, he pivots to a career working with children, whose imaginations allow for a world in which zip codes don’t determine life outcomes.

In New York City, it’s illegal to idle a vehicle for more than three minutes. But for fifty years, it went unenforced. City Council passed a law in 2018 allowing any New Yorker to file a complaint against idling commercial vehicles and collect 25% of the $350 ticket. A citizen must film a three-minute video of the truck's tail pipe and submit the video to the city for compensation. Bureaucratic barriers have made it so that only a small group of detail-oriented men file 90% of the complaints.

A young migrant is looking forward to returning to Morocco to visit his family, whom he has not seen for years. To do so, he will have to struggle against the isolation and loneliness in which he lives because of his deafness.