Return to Homs: The Crossing
The Syrian military blocks a major thoroughfare and citizens dismantle it. The clip begins with a long shot of Homs. It ends with a shot of snipers on the top of a building.
Web Junkie: Trailer
Internet addiction has been declared a national health crisis in China, the first country in the world to classify this evolving diagnosis. Web Junkie follows the treatment of three Chinese teenagers, obsessive gamers whose preference for the virtual world over the real one is summed up in one jarring statement: "Reality is too fake."
Web Junkie: Loneliness
The clip begins with Nicky saying, “When I feel lonely...” It ends with Professor Tao saying that Internet addiction can “evolve from a medical disorder into mental illness.”
Web Junkie: Family Therapy
The clip begins with Hope, one of the boys at the treatment center, saying “I want to talk to my dad.” It ends with Hope asking the therapist, “What is reality?”
Web Junkie: Hacker's Father
The clip begins with a therapist asking, “Are you Hacker's father?” It ends with Hacker’s father saying, “That was the most violent I was with him.”
Web Junkie: The Mothers
The clip begins with a conversation among mothers of sons at the treatment center describing their sons’ problems. It ends with one mother saying, “He changed into a different person.”
Web Junkie: Parents
The clip begins with a group of boys talking after lights out: “Parents are brainwashed by psychiatrists.” It ends with one of the boys saying, “At least that's one thing I’m better at than others.”
Web Junkie: Disease or Social Phenomenon?
The clip begins with one of the boys at the treatment center, Nicky, saying, “Most of us don't think we have Internet addiction. It's not a real disease. It's a social phenomenon.” It ends when Nicky says he was just getting good at the game when he “had to come to this camp.”
Web Junkie: Electronic Heroin
The clip begins with Professor Tao – a psychiatrist, addiction specialist, and director of the Daxing Bootcamp – saying, “Internet addiction is a critical problem among Chinese teenagers.” It ends with Professor Tao saying, “That's why we call it ‘electronic heroin.’”
Web Junkie: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmaker Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia discuss the making of Web Junkie.
Web Junkie: Daxing Boot Camp
The clip begins with a shot of teens playing games at an Internet cafe. It ends with teens marching and chanting at the Daxing Boot Camp at the Beijing Military Hospital.
Tough Love: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmaker Stephanie Wang-Breal discusses the making of the POV documentary Tough Love.
Tough Love: Trailer
What makes a good parent? How do you prove you are responsible after you've been deemed unfit? Having lost custody of their children to Child Protective Services, two parents- one in New York City and one in Seattle- fight to win back the trust of the courts and reunite their families in Stephanie Wang-Breal's moving film.
Tough Love: Who Makes the Call?
The clip starts with the court clerk saying, “Calling FTC number...” It ends with Patrick saying, “Every day gets better for me.”
Tough Love: Putting Life Back Together
This clip starts with a “Seattle, Washington” title card and a look inside a Family Treatment Court session. It ends with Judge Clark saying, “All that stuff needs to start to happen.”
Tough Love: The Standard?
The clip starts with Patrick saying, “In the evenings, three nights a week.” It ends with Alena saying, “It doesn’t exist in most parents’ lives.”
Tough Love: The "System" Assesses
This clip starts with the court clerk announcing, “All right, let’s go ahead and do the check-in hearing for Patrick Brown, FTC number 144.” It ends with Patrick saying, “This is the love I get?”
Tough Love: The Knock on the Door
The clip starts with Hannah saying, “Three years ago, I had to call the police on my ex- boyfriend Sammy.” It ends with Hannah saying, “I didn’t know what it was like to be a mother.”
Tough Love: The Obstinacy of Convolution
This clip begins with Ms. Braxton saying, “Hello, Ms. Siddique.” It ends with Hannah saying, “But it’s not like that now. I’ve got Philly and we take care of the kids together.”
Tough Love: Desperate Decision
This clip starts with Patrick saying, “Natalya’s mother not in the picture.” It ends with Patrick saying, “I had a relapse after four years of sobriety.”
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