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Go Go, Boy! A boy finds his fabulous when he ditches wrestling for dance.

Film Club A parody of Fight Club in which the first rule is you don't talk about film club.

Drones, Robots & Super S... The future of farming: Driverless tractors, drones and robots. How is the agriculture industry changing as digital technology develops?

Subramania Bharati This documentary is the realistic portrayal of the poet, freedom fighter, spiritualist and the man. It is based on facts, not on fiction. It covers the number of towns and homes where Bharati lived such as Varanasi, Chennai, Pondicherry, Madurai, Ettayapuram. Kadayam and Tirunelveli. It has the rare pictures of Bharati, his family and friends. Two elderly gentlemen who have met Bharati narrate their experiences and bring Bharati to life.

Lost in the Woods This movie is a full-length Christian faith based feature film about three children who go missing from the church after their parents were unable to pick them up. The kids become lost in the woods, but their parents believe they have been kidnapped and are searching for them out on the highway not realizing the children are in a patch of woods in between the church and their own home unable to find their way out.

A Week In June The following was filmed “run & gun” on the street in NYC over the last week. On the streets during the recent protests in NYC, I felt an obligation to use my privilege to tell stories as an attempt to bridge gaps. Some might call protestors “agitators”, “trouble makers” or even “criminals”. What I found were impassioned human beings. In this piece three young leaders in the #blacklivesmatter movement are followed. There were no emails, or phone calls. I simply approached them on the street. Their passion for justice, and for reforming our beleaguered policing system was inspiring. This is meant to be a real life look in the moment and on the streetIt’s an open discussion about police violence and about protest.”

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Julite An experimental short film that starts from the reflection about the power and the strength of the current, occupations of territories in their most diverse senses, and an understanding about corporality.

20 Scenes of June A short film inspired by the Twitter posts of a randomly chosen user, @pointtion, from 1–8 June, 2012.

The Way I See Today