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- For hundreds of years, Native American culture has believed in the evil cannibalistic spirit known as "the wendigo". For those who had taken part in cannibalism, no matter the reason, it was aid "the wendigo" would take possession of the person's body and soul. Once the wendigo would take possession of the human host,the host would develop and insatiable desire to eat human flesh. In the deep woods of Northern Pennsylvania, a small town Sheriff (Brian Anthony) is investigating a bloody crime scene. On the scene, he meets Angeni Stonechild (Cheyenne King), a traveling physician treating patients in the area. During the investigation, the two stumble upon dead bodies, a slew of relentless hit men, and two mysterious individuals being protected by federal agents. With a trail of mutilated bodies piling up, the sheriff and Angeni must not only confront the dangerous assassins but also find a way to destroy.....The Wendigo!
- Virtuoso brothers Ilmar and Aldo live on opposite sides of a chasm a half-century wide. LOS HERMANOS/THE BROTHERS tracks their parallel lives in New York and Havana, viewing estranged nations through the lens of music and family.
- "Swedish Basket Ball" as played by the Chautauqua Girls' Club on the lawn in front of their new building. The club is for girls from 6 to 16 years of age, and affords guided activities for them during the summer months, under competent instructors.
- A mourning ritual, combatting ambiguous loss concerning mass gun violence and its victims in the United States of America. Performed by a golem and some ghosts in a theater at midnight in front of an empty audience, a Farsi song of grief is sung as an attempt at resurrection fails, and on its site, a burial is performed.
- Chautauqua: An American Narrative captures the unique environment and opportunities provided by the Chautauqua Institution. The program focuses on the contemporary story of Chautauqua today while using the Institution's rich history to provide context and perspective. It is an exploration of this uniquely American experience and its pervasive-- yet sometimes forgotten-- place in American culture and history.