Beyond the Summit: Learning to Fly
In some of the most extraordinary natural landscapes in Mexico, a group of mountaineers have set out to explore a world labeled as impossible, but from a space reserved only for birds.
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In some of the most extraordinary natural landscapes in Mexico, a group of mountaineers have set out to explore a world labeled as impossible, but from a space reserved only for birds.
A short from artist William Strobeck. The film shows the complete opposites of two different friendships that William had caught on camera with one side being filmed in 1998 and the other side filmed this year.
When you mention "The Letter People" to a 50-year-old who experienced them as a child, their eyes widen with excitement. Here's why... Pre-dating "Sesame Street," teacher Elayne Reiss-Weimann devised a way for her sever
Mallory has been wading in the depths of grief while their partner, Cybil, has been holding down the fort for the two of them. After expressing gratitude to Cybil over dinner one evening, Mallory embarks on a midnight jo
Things I Learned at 30 is a short documentary about graffiti artist Chek's process of remaking his understanding of art through a chain of events he encountered during a difficult period in his life.
When an 11-year-old with undiagnosed dyslexia is unable to finish his exam, he embarks on an adventure that will change how he and those around him see difference forever.
The son of a notorious street gangster is trying to do better, except that his family's past has put him and his girlfriend on a treacherous path.
Francisco Ramos: Still Learning dives into the lessons that don't come with instructions: marriage, therapy, eating with other people, and even learning how to dance in the U.S. From cultural misunderstandings to relatio
The video promotes reading skills with various Sesame inserts, along with a new framing sequence where Big Bird operates his own "Reading Hotline."
Böttcher made his graduation film about young people who had become delinquent in a youth work yard in Thuringia. Already here a striking feature of his later films becomes apparent: Jürgen Böttcher gives his protagonist
Native control of education is explored in THE LEARNING PATH. Director Todd, a Metis, introduces Edmonton elders Ann Anderson, Eva Cardinal, and Olive Dickason, remarkable educators who are working with younger natives.
A video brochure for using visual aids in church shows scenes from various Cathedral Film productions. The film demonstrates how these audiovisual aids can bring biblical stories, teachings, and other subjects to life.
Produced for the Adults Learning series, this short film is set at a rural agricultural field day and serves as a teaching aid exploring resistance to new ideas and approaches to adult learning within workplace and commu
Rae, a recent marketing graduate from a privileged background, struggles to find a “real” job while grappling with expectations of success. Her grounded best friend, Malik, her successful twin brother, Ollie, and her vis
Each year in Poland around 70,000 children and teenagers remain in the foster care system. The great majority of them have living parents – dysfunctional, addicted. The film shows the first years of the independent lives
Max causes havoc when he joins other skaters on a frozen lake.
During the pandemic, online meetings become a new platform for education. This film follows the students and teachers adapting to that new form of learning.
This film was made in reaction to revanchism fear that Germany would reunite and seek revenge on Europe and the USSR for World War II. A disguised Nazi slips into the US zone of divided Germany. The Americans nurse him b
A punk tour de force through an actor's sex dreams as she grapples with her character's eroticism. The filmmaker plays everyone, including a dog, and wears nudity and gender as a costume.
Hari, a nursing dropout who runs a driving school, going through grief after his breakup trying to figure out the reason and move on.