Best Kept Secret: Discussing Plans for Erik After Graduation
Janet Mino and Erik's parents discuss his plan after graduation.
Best Kept Secret: Janet Mino
Hear what the inspiring teacher of 'Best Kept Secret' has to say about autism and "aging out" of the education system.
Best Kept Secret: Prom Night
The graduating students at JFK in Newark, NJ celebrate their send off with prom.
Best Kept Secret: Introduction
An introduction to Newark's John F. Kennedy High School, teacher Janet Mino and her students.
Best Kept Secret - Trailer
A Newark, N.J. public high school teacher races against the clock to find a place in the world for her students with autism before they graduate and "age out" of a unique and caring support system.
Best Kept Secret: Janet Visits Robert's Aunt
Janet visits with Linda to see how Robert is doing at home.
Best Kept Secret: Erik's Birth Mother
Erik's birth mother comes to visit his class at JFK High School.
Best Kept Secret - Preview
Study a public school for severely autistic minority boys and their options for independent living.
The World Before Her: Filmmaker Interview with Nisha Pahuja
Filmmaker Nisha Pahuja talks about her film that explores two extreme and contrasting paths for women in India.
The World Before Her: Contrasting Lives and Visions
The opening to The World Before Her introduces Ruhi Singh, a small-town girl competing in Bombay to win the Miss India pageant, and Prachi Trivedi, a young, militant leader of a fundamentalist Hindu camp for girls.
The World Before Her: Handsome
Prachi describes why she prefers to think of herself as handsome, as opposed to pretty.
The World Before Her: Fitness Assessment
The Miss India contestants have their bodies examined before a month before the pageant.
The World Before Her: Kiran Moghe
An Indian feminist describes the situation portrayed in 'The World Before Her.'
The World Before Her - Trailer
'The World Before Her' is a tale of two Indias: In one, a small-town girl competes in the Miss India pageant. In the other, a militant woman leads a fundamentalist Hindu camp for girls.
The World Before Her: Dagger
The girls at the Durga Vahini camp are given daggers at the end of the session.
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