Unbounded
Tessa Grubbs learned her love for volleyball around the age of 13. At the beginning, she was everything but perfect. She was cut from the first team she tried out for, but made the eighth[…]
Tag Archive: Young adulthood
Miracle Baby
Kayla Lara is a teen that goes through challenges everyday that some of us don’t have to go through. She was born premature, and was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. Over the course of her life,[…]
Pearson Syndrome and Eli: bELIeve!
Eli was diagnosed with Pearson Syndrome — a rare mitochondrial disease that develops into Kearns-Sayre Syndrome in children who survive infancy — when he was one year old, and his parents were told his life[…]
Sahro Hassan: Fashioning her Future
Meet Sahro Hassan, a young Somali immigrant who stepped into the halls of Lewiston Regional Technical Center in Maine, as a freshman in 2010. At that young age she was already designing her future along[…]
Over and Out
A short experimental film visually depicting diary entries from when I was in a psychiatric ward after attempted suicide. The film attempts to depict what living with major depression was actually like. About the[…]
Emmanuel
A day in the life of Nigerian expat Emmanuel, who breaks his isolation through dancing. About the Filmmaker Submitted by Mahmoud Samir I fell in love in movies since I was a child. It[…]
We Love Humanity
The main motive of this video is to spread the love of humanity. “All religion in the world teach us to respect each other.” Here, Three innovative students from Jahangirabad Institute of Technology , UP-India;[…]
How to Start Living a Happier Life (Self Love)
This film focuses on more than just one person, it reflects humanity. Filled with motivational and wise words, it strives to open the eyes of many. To guide those who struggle with finding self love[…]
Freerunner
A boy struggles with depression, and his only way to fight it is to get from Point A to Point B as fast as possible. About the Filmmaker Submitted by Michael Escobar Michael is[…]
Day by Day
Cancer sucks… But one has to learn to accept it or it will eat you alive. I found acceptance through film and making movies. It offered an escape from the dreaded world of having chemo/radiation[…]