A Lonely Boy's Guide to Survival (and Werewolves)

Product Code: LL2000

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Approx. Run Time: 50 min.

Exploring the topics of friendship, self-reliance, loss and grief, young Skipper begins to wonder if the answers to life's uncertainties may be found in his Badger Scout survival guide or if anything

Perdida

Product Code: PM2000

Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

Set in pre-revolutionary Mexico, the Spirit of Time narrates a tale that takes place over a span of 18 years and also on a single night, when the groundless jealousy of a powerful don destroys a happy family. Only through the vision and courage of an abandoned child, Perdida, is all that was lost finally found again.

Texas in Paris

Product Code: TU9000

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Approx. Run Time: 80 min.

In this true story, a white man and a black woman from Texas are brought together to sing together in France. They are apprehensive of each other, but once in Paris, a dialogue emerges that could never have happened in their isolated worlds in the United States. They struggle with preconceptions but forge a surprising spiritual bond that transforms their onstage performance and their lives.

Gathering Blue

Product Code: GD1000

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Approx. Run Time: 65 min.

In an apocalyptic future where children are kept like animals and human life is cheap, young Kira learns the ugly truth about the powers controlling her world. She is a gifted weaver and, under their custody, Kira is made to mend a garment that tells the history of the world. Can she use her art to reshape the future? Based on Lois Lowry's companion piece to The Giver, this is a suspenseful tale of the power of creativity to fight brutality.

The Emperor's New Clothes

Product Code: E87000

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Approx. Run Time: 55 min.

This adaptation incorporates aspects of Hans Christian Andersen's life including his passion for acting and his mother's determination to help her son achieve his aspirations. The weavers in this play are actors, a mother and son; their talents come into play as they pretend to weave the "magic" cloth. As they improvise their plot, the hilarious results and the extent of the emperor's self-absorbed vanity are revealed.