Camp Victory
Camp Victory explores the courageous world of young people who are chronically ill or physically challenged, and the extraordinary camp where each summer their astonishing array of health challenges no longer are the measure of their lives. Through their participation in recreational activities, interaction with others who share their disability, and from the compassion of vetted, experienced volunteer counselors and staff, the campers are not perceived as “different”. They are accepted.
Chocolate Dreams: The Story of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates
“Chocolate Dreams: The Story of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates” tells the deeply personal and All-American story of the founding and evolution of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates, and provides viewers with an entertaining and unique behind-the-scenes look at the industry and art of making chocolate products.
A Century of Service - The Army at Tobyhanna
A 45 minute original biographical documentary introduces viewers to the little-known history of American Illustration, and to a mostly unheralded illustrator whose iconic renderings of adventurous life help define American popular culture at the start of the 20th century.
Barbara Weisberger: En Pointe
This original biographical documentary chronicles the impassioned life of Balanchine protégé and the founder of the Pennsylvania Ballet, Barbara Weisberger. The film celebrates her significant contribution to the development of ballet in the United States.
Legacy: The Story of the Lackawanna Heratige Valley
“Legacy: The Story of the Lackawanna Heritage Valley” is a 60-minute documentary that explores the culture, charm, and character that makes the Lackawanna Heritage Valley National and state Heritage Area a national treasure. Abounding in first-person interviews and historical photos and footage, the film tells the story of the creation of the Heritage Area twenty years ago, and the profound impact that it has had on the life of the region. Woven into the narrative is a sweeping history of the Lackawanna Valley – from the early founding of the Scranton Iron
Furnaces to the bustling years when coal was king to the current days of economic and environmental renewal.
Ubaldo
Half a world away and 800 year old Italian tradition is played out every year. So why are American's importing "La Fest Dei Ceri"? History, danger and beauty abound as Italians from both countries take to the streets. A dramatic panorama of a cultural history and epic folklore embodied in this celebration has survived unchanged because it reflects the soul of each town and their devotion to three Saints.
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