In this heartfelt sequel to Remember Me, Lauren returns to the Dominican Republic to find two young girls whose lives once touched hers — a journey of love, gratitude, and the enduring power of saying you matter before it’s too late.

Chasin’ the Beat: Denver’s own Jazz student Elias Earl, aspires to evolve the artform as we reflect on Denver's rich jazz history.

Contrasting the rapid advancement of technology, one lab looks at the experience of using technology through obsolete hardware.

A young filmmaker who witnessed a disturbing incident at school looks inside Juvenile Hall and Court, through the moving account of a juvenile offender and his parents, as well as the insights from the judge, attorneys and probation officer.

BGD Companies Inc: Dennis Diaz, a Filipino immigrant migrates to the United States in the 1970s, starting a furniture business he hopes will provide for his family.

The film revolves around the traditional pottery craft of Upper Egypt, a heritage art on the verge of extinction. The film seeks to provide a vivid documentation of this vanishing practice through the story of Usta Sayed, a skilled potter who embodies a living bridge between the past and the present. Usta continues to practice the pottery craft, passed down from generation to generation, as a silent hymn drawn from the soil and spirit of the land. The film highlights his daily struggle to earn a living, given the sharp decline in demand for pottery in the age of technology and modern appliances such as refrigerators, which has brought this craft to the brink of extinction. Nevertheless, Usta Sayed refuses to abandon his art, clinging to his craft and defending his ancestors' heritage

Tammy and her family show their honor and dedication to their nail salon, and their experiences reveal an immigration story that transformed into a story of independence, success, and family

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In the high Himalayas, communities living under harsh conditions reveal how faith and devotion sustain them in everyday life.

Follow James Williams, Glenbrook North Class of 2010, on his journey to becoming the ultimate Spartan superfan. From cheering on every game to embodying school spirit like no other, his passion for GBN knows no bounds. But what drives his dedication, and how has he earned his title as the biggest fan in Spartan history?