Those That Have and Those That Have Not

Car Lady and Bike Girl – PG. Mature Theme
(Australia-8:30 Drama, Maria Theodorakis – Director) Two very different women head on a collision course of chemicals, class and cash. They end up swapping more than just paint.

Food On Your Plate and Shoes On Your Feet – PG. Mature Theme, Not Recommended For Young Children
(Canada-11:30 Drama, Corey Leckie – Director S) A guitar playing busker looks for change in his life, as he remembers the choices he made in his past that led him to the streets.

Paper Lanterns – PG. Mature Theme
(Canada-16:00 Drama, Rebecca Hu – Director) Winter is here again. Caught in a vortex of existence between the future and the past, her demons and her dreams, V is finally jolted into a revelation that arrives too late.

Desarollo Humano – PG. Mature Theme
(Spain-30:00 Documentary, David Munoz – Director) The United Nations Organization (U.N.) publishes an annual Report on Human Development which establishes a worldwide ranking of countries. Norway appears as the most developed country on the planet, while Niger again takes last place on this prestigious list. This documentary meets the people who live in these countries and reveals that people’s happiness is not necessarily tied to the concept of “development” as we usually understand it.

Faces of Poverty – PG. Mature Theme
(USA – 44:00 Documentary, Gerry Straub – Director) Once a problem has been seen, it cannot be unseen. We talk about the poor, but we hardly ever meet any poor people. In The Faces of Poverty you will meet actual poor people, learn their names, and hear their stories, . . .