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Sing in a New Year Paper Mill's popular summertime outdoor Brookside Cabaret comes inside and onto the stage for a very special concert presentation! A dozen popular Paper Mill performers sing a unique selection of seasonal favorites in this intimate offering.

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I met Death, asked her i... George is a young American who, walking the streets of Mexico, meets a beautiful catrina at the bus stop. As they begin talking, he will discover that she is Death incarnate. Their conversation will encompass everything that matters: life after death, time and love.

Floating Tom is a spirit taking shape as a stuffed animal lost in an empty world, he feels like he is floating by in a world he doesn’t understand anymore.

Some Enchanted Evening A stunning collection of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s most beloved compositions showcases five magnificent Paper Mill singers in a glorious parade of hits from Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music, and more.

Dana+David A teenage girl with a terminal illness is afraid of dying without having made an impact on the world, but her loyal best friend is out to show her that her impact may be greater than she knows.

Piece No. 1 The journey through music and images of a long-distance relationship and how the things they love connect them.

Request A construction site with foreign workforce – lunch break. A Greek man tries to write a request letter to the German authorities to allow his parents to stay in Germany because of the Greek-Turkish clashes on Cyprus. A German foreman helps him write the appeal. Upon saying that the reason for summoning his parents is that their lives are threatened by the Turks, other bricklayers join in and a row takes place. During the row the letter is torn, lunch break is over and the bricklayers go on laying bricks.

The Day the Rocket Left As humanity takes its next step, leaving behind a crumbling planet, a young woman reconciles her past through a message.

Ditat Deus The Reverend Father Benjamin Garren shares his experience as a gay priest in the Episcopal Church. Filmed in Tucson.