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Berta, a European country girl, embarks on the adventure of a lifetime, as she crosses the Alps into Switzerland.

In a world where same-sex couples are all that is accepted, two people have a moment of fantasy.

Edward Leedskalnin set out on an enormous quest to create a monument to his lost love out of 1,100 tons of coral rock. Something that makes what Ed. L. did so remarkable, is the fact that he was just over 5 feet tall and weighed only 100 pounds. The coral that he worked on was up to a 1,000 feet thick. This documentary touches the lives of people that knew Ed when he was creating this incredible castle. The castle's walls and gates prove his private nature. In 1940, after the carvings were in place, Ed finished erecting the walls. The coral Walls approximately weigh 125 pounds per cubic foot. Each section of wall is 8 feet tall, 4 feet wide, 3 foot thick, and weighs more than 58 tons!

Miss Swiss is a 'trendy' film detailing a young Swiss-American's return to her homeland. The heart of this film is found in her revealing journey as she discovers just what it means to be Swiss and how much more there is to Switzerland, than the common American clichés. She is unequivocally fluent in English, French, and Swiss -German, as we learn to speak a few words in these languages, she communicates with local historians and guides to take us through the less familiar regions of Switzerland.

At a small liberal arts college, Professor Smith is an African-American Studies expert of notorious behavior and diminishing renown. Maurice, his graduate assistant, does his mentor's work while propping up Smith's flagging spirits. This delicate balance is upset when the professor invites his most vituperative critic-Emily, an undergraduate aspiring columnist-to his office. Their meeting spurs a chain reaction of revelation and betrayal that spirals beyond anyone's control.

A young woman, struggling with a small drinking problem, decides to step into the sacred hallways of Alcoholics Anonymous.