UNDERGROUND CAPPADOCIA – Rock Carving for Survival
In Cappadocia, the story of civilization begins with the rock carving. The rock carving was a major breakthrough for survival in natural habitats and during the wartimes. A mysterious mega underground cities were carved into the soft volcanic rocks in the central Anatolia by Hittites, Greeks and Romans. The underground cities were built with the …Read more »
Journey From War to Peace
This is a story of former Children Soldiers and how the country of Sierra Leone worked to save the children and reintegrate them into society after horrible atrocities. Producer/Co-director: Terry Leary Camaraman/Co-director: George Lewis
Duong Nem: A Vietnamese Man in Africa
I traveled to Senegal’s capital of Dakar just to meet a Vietnamese man named Duong who sells fried spring rolls for a living and has spent 14 years in Africa. Duong shares his past, present, and attempt to figure out his future. Director: Kyle Le I remember the exact moment when my uncle and aunts gathered …Read more »
THE MALLORCA ADVENTURE
Mallorca is known to many travelers only as a party island. But the island also has a different side: pure nature. Adventure Mallorca approaches the natural side of the island with an unmanned airship. This is how film recordings are made as they have never been seen before. The documentation also shows people and their …Read more »
GANDHI, UNTOUCHABLES AND ME
Have you ever been aware or even cared that 300 millions of human beings are looked down as “untouchables.” In India the curse of being a nonentity remains like a plague from 1,000 BC until the present. This way of life that man’s inhumanity to man continues to be practiced in the land of Gandhi …Read more »