Bed: A place Called Home (Basil Shadid)

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Bed: A place Called Home (Basil Shadid)

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Billie experiences joy and meaning even when her tumors make bed a place called home.

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Lunar Healing (Kelly Loudenberg)
The Interstellar Light Collector is a 25-ton, five-storey-tall array of 84 mirrors that concentrates the moonlight into a small area. Each month, people come to bathe in the concentrated moonlight as part of their moonlight therapy. Co-Founder/Inventor Richard Chapin is convinced that his invention can help people conquer depression, arthritis, and even some types of cancer. Scientists say no real research has been conducted and what people are experiencing may be the placebo effect.

03:15

My Girl Can Fight (Justin Frimmer)
Father and daughter in East Los Angeles discover they are fighting for each other inside and outside the ring.

03:25

Wait for Me (Ross Kauffman)
“Wait for me. Wait for me and I will return.” Thus begins an extraordinary film that began a few years ago when a friend of filmmaker Ross Kaufmann casually mentioned in conversation the disappearance of a brother several decades years earlier. Kaufmann became intrigued with the 'Into Thin Air'-style story of John, a young man who set off on a bicycle trip through Europe and eventually to India to find himself - and was never heard from again. Alternating between John’s loving mother describing her son and his journey, her voiceover as she reads aloud from his letters to her during his trip, and home movies of John, first as a child with an adorable smile and later as a young man, Kaufmann depicts a life’s search for meaning. With heartbreaking sensitivity, he allows John’s mother to tell the story that only a mother could tell, and to explain how, 22 years later, she has followed her son’s written plea to continue to wait for him.

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Return Ticket From Baghdad (Chris Wiltsee)
Randy is an 18 year-old kid who decided to escape the mean streets of Oakland by joining the Marines. Just a few months later, Randy finds himself on deployment in Iraq. We catch up with him back in Oakland and attempting to pick up the pieces of his life.

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Divorce Coach (Mark Steensland)
You’ve heard of a football coach. A baseball coach. An acting coach. But what the heck is a divorce coach? Meet Dr. Kim Lurie, who, after spending 8 years on her own divorce, reinvented herself and coined the term. Her cases have ranged from high-profile to downright weird and everywhere in between. Find out what drives a woman like her to rescue spouses when all hope seems lost.

03:04

Ageless Sex (Marc Silver)
Although overtly 'about sex', the film is really about what individual freedom means. Initially inspired by a video art installation, the piece reveals the complexities of pornography, old age and individual choices.

03:09

Ben Prestage-No Overdubs (Michael Capitelli)
One-man band, Ben Prestage takes Blues to a new generation. Using primaries homemade instruments, he is a music making machine.

03:21

Flightman (Brian David Cange)
Shun's passion for flight isn't simply about airplanes; it's ultimately about the passion in all of us that gives us a reason to live and to dream.

03:22

Saving Flynn (Constantine Limperis)
When Nathaniel and Troy are advised to euthanize their dog Flynn, they race to find a cure for the degenerative brain disease that ails him and in the process discover that the effects of vaccinations may go beyond humans.

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FEMMEfille (Kiki Allgeier)
How to deal with severe anorexia nervosa?

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