Sexuality expert Joe Dallas leads us through a field of testimonies from those who have learned that a child, parent, spouse or sibling is gay. While this situation comes with no easy answers (especially when the loved one is resistant to receiving help), this film provides many living examples of how to handle what seems to be an impossible situation.

What is beauty? In these days the ideal is literally slim. This is a story about finding beauty outside the well-trodden path.

Amy Singh just wants to sing Country music, but it’s not easy for a South Asian in the deep south where every audience is a hostile one.

An interview between Volker Schlöndorff and Billy Wilder.

How Do You Like Your Eggs? is a game show that aired live from March 23 to 31, 1977 as experimental broadcasts for the Columbus, Ohio-based Warner QUBE system. It was hosted by Bill Cullen with local Columbus broadcaster Tom Weebill as the announcer and street interviewer.

This impressionistic adaptation of Cortney Lamar Charleston's poem "How Do You Raise a Black Child?" portrays the everyday life of a young black man growing up in America and the issues thrust upon his parents.

A clergyman seeks a donation from a banker in this short slapstick comedy.

This film documents how the residents in Kong-liao, a picturesque fishing town,have been fighting against a nuclear plant intruding their beautiful hometown since 1988,the year when they established a community anti-nuclear plant club.It has been a bitter long journey in the past 16 years.However,the switch of governing power forced another political strorm of changing nuclear policy.It was in effect a torture for the Kong-liao people.Who would have known the stories behind the beautiful coastal line?

How close to the abyss would you go to save another person? New mother Becky is awakened at close to midnight by Justine, who is on the brink of self-destruction. In order to reach Justine, Becky must open her own padlocked past and finds the imps inside.

A musical dramedy about a guy named Joe and his girlfriend Evey. They dream of hitting it big on Broadway. When Joe lands an opportunity to write for an Off-Broadway musical, he is forced to cast either the love of his life or Summer, his newly discovered muse. The realities of show business prove to Joe that writing is easy, living is hard.

Documentary about the life of Vladimir Nabokov.

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? was a talent competition program that aired in Canada on CBC Television. It premiered on June 15, 2008 at 8pm EDT, and concluded on July 28, 2008. The show is based on the series of the same name which aired on BBC One in the United Kingdom in 2006. The premise of the series was to find a musical theatre performer to play the role of Maria von Trapp in the 2008 Andrew Lloyd Webber and David Mirvish revival of The Sound of Music at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto. Initial auditions were held in seven Canadian cities. The show was hosted by Gavin Crawford and featured Simon Lee, Elaine Overholt, and John Barrowman as the judges for the show. The first episode of the show featured the top 50 auditioners at the show's Maria School being cut to 20. The second episode had the Marias performing in front of Lloyd Webber in London, and then the 20 were cut to 10 with his input. Beginning June 22, the Marias performed live in Toronto every Sunday night. The voting results aired on the following night.

Rudolf is a 13 year-old boy obsessed with filmmaking. As a matter of fact, it’s the only thing he’s really fond of. His main interest is horror films, and he uses a special technique to make them – drawing each shot on long strips of paper. He shows the films on a slide projector with a special live soundtrack. Rudolf ’s story illustrates the conflict between the imaginary world of a boy and the society surrounding him, where everybody expects him to live according to certain rules and dogmas. How does he cope with it? The biggest surprise comes when the local priest asks Rudolf to make a film to be played during the service.

An award-winning short film for Channel 4.

A short documentary about the making of 'Fay Grim.'

“How old do you want to be when you die?” is a question that someone once asked me.

An unreliable narrator details how to deliver people in the age of surveillance from within and without, a how-to for lateral minds, a hippie family sitcommune set to a bootleg of Peter Hutton's Florence, a drearily rousing theme song as gps-to-mp3 directions out to the country.

Seema is considering freezing her eggs, and brings her mom, Karuna, to the fertility clinic with her in an attempt to include her mom more in her life. Karuna cannot get on the same page with Seema and believes that the whole process is “unnatural”. While their argument is interrupted, we see that the doctor, Dr. Arora, is having his own difficult conversation with his overbearing mom. As his new patient walks in, he can’t help but feel that she might be exactly what he was waiting for! He is not the only one. Karuna can’t help but fantasize about her daughter’s possible love story either. With a renewed agenda, Karuna is now totally onboard with Seema’s intention, except it will have to wait until Karuna finds out everything she needs to know about Dr. Arora. Does her plan work out?

The girl kept asking the boy the question "How many exes do you have?" - Her confessions when she was jealous, thinking, and deducing about him with his ex-girlfriend.