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I'm Still Here: The Truth about Schizophrenia

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Ileksen

Without media experts to package their campaigns, Papua New Guinea's politicians employ a wide variety of techniques to secure votes: megaphones, rock bands, tea with the headmistress of a British school.

Western-style campaigning may seem out of place, but the people in the film appear to understand it quite well. In the end, the significance of the community's struggle lies less in the outcome than in the process.

See also:

THE FILMS OF DENNIS O'ROURKE:
• Cannibal Tours
• Couldn't Be Fairer
• Cunnamulla
• Good Woman of Bangkok
• Half Life
• The Shark Callers of Kontu
• Yap
  In documentarian Dennis O'Rourkes companion piece to <B>Yumi Yet</B>,the villagers of Papua New Guinea recreate the British electoral system with their first independent election (<EM>ileksen</EM> is Melanesian Pidgin for election). The dominant impression is one of chaos: a land with rich cultural traditions and very specific economic and political problems striving to fit itself into an imported form of democracy.
  

  Illusions

  A film by Julie Dash , 1983, 34 min., BW
  The time is 1942, a year after Pearl Harbor; the place is National Studios, a fictitious Hollywood motion picture studio. Mignon Dupr?e, a Black woman...
  

  The Image of Dorian Gray in the Yellow Press

  A film by Ulrike Ottinger , 1984, 150 min., Color
  "In the poses of the dandy and the manufactured excesses of the tabloid press, Ottinger finds connections between our 'fin de siecle' moment and the l...
  

  Impasse

  To purchase the DVD of this title, please go to five by two: five animated shorts, an anthology of 5 films of filmmakers Frank and Caroline Mouris.
  Animated, abstract short film from Academy Award-winning animators Frank & Caroline Mouris. Painstakingly created entirely with multicolored self-adhesive labels. An irrestistable force, an immovable object, and a rainbow of brilliant hues create a moral tale like none before.
  

  Impasse

  An irrestistable force, an immovable object, and a rainbow of brilliant hues create a moral tale made entirely with colorful self-adhesive labels.

  An Abstract version of the chase, where the dots and rectangles turn the tables on a predator arrow??1/2and so beautifully bedevil him that he is content to serve as the I in the title.
  --American Film
  Animated, abstract short film from Academy Award-winning animators Frank & Caroline Mouris. Painstakingly created entirely with multicolored self-adhesive labels. An irrestistable force, an immovable object, and a rainbow of brilliant hues create a moral tale like none before.
  

  In & Out

  An animated look at the aging process and the passage of life. Waiting, a child dangles from the clouds. Like a balloon, he hangs by a string tied to his belly button. Doctors glove their hands and reach into a cave and that child in the clouds is 'born' into In & Out, an animated meditation on the fleeting nature of life.
  An animated look at the aging process and the passage of life.
  

  In and Out of Time

  14 min.
  The filmmakers grandmother is losing her memory due to Alzheimers Disease. Through a tender personal account, IN AND OUT OF TIME documents the changes in the grandmother, and offers an encouraging education in adapting to the effects of Alzheimers Disease. Topics for discussion include: family relations, caregiving, mental health and aging.
  

  In Harm's Way

  A film by Jan Krawitz , 1996, 27 min., Color
  "For some of us there is an event in our lives after which nothing will ever be the same." IN HARM'S WAY's introductory narration sets the stage for ...
  

  In Her Own Time: The Final Fieldwork of Barbara Myerhoff

  In 1981, Professor Barbara Myerhoff began an anthropological study of the Fairfax district in Los Angeles. Fascinated by the influence of Orthodox Judaism in creating a community, she decided to make a film about this village in the heart of Los Angeles.

  In June of 1983, Dr. Myerhoff learned that she had cancer. She asked director Lynne Littman, with whom she had collaborated on the Academy Award-winning Number Our Days, to join the project, which she realized would probably be her last work. Throughout the research and filming of In Her Own Time, Dr. Myerhoff explored her own evolving relationship to Orthodox Judaism, revealing the continuing importance of religious traditions and practices for individuals and families today.

  More than simply urban or religious anthropology, In Her Own Time is a personal as well as a social exploration of enduring values and commitments that speaks to individuals from all ethnic traditions and walks of life.
  Anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff was studying the Jewish orthodox area of L.A. when she learned she had cancer. Filmmaker Lynne Littmean helped her continue the project and this resultingwork became a spiritual and social exploration of Judaism.
  

  In Her Own Time: The Final Fieldwork of Barbara Myerhoff

  In 1981, Professor Barbara Myerhoff began an anthropological study of the Fairfax district in Los Angeles. Fascinated by the influence of Orthodox Judaism in creating a community, she decided to make a film about this village in the heart of Los Angeles.

  In June of 1983, Dr. Myerhoff learned that she had cancer. She asked director Lynne Littman, with whom she had collaborated on the Academy Award-winning Number Our Days, to join the project, which she realized would probably be her last work. Throughout the research and filming of In Her Own Time, Dr. Myerhoff explored her own evolving relationship to Orthodox Judaism, revealing the continuing importance of religious traditions and practices for individuals and families today.

  More than simply urban or religious anthropology, In Her Own Time is a personal as well as a social exploration of enduring values and commitments that speaks to individuals from all ethnic traditions and walks of life.
  Anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff was studying the Jewish orthodox area of L.A. when she learned she had cancer. Filmmaker Lynne Littmean helped her continue the project and this resultingwork became a spiritual and social exploration of Judaism.
  

  In My Father's Church

  A film by Charissa King , 2004, 49 min., Color
  Charissa is a lesbian who wants a church wedding, but it doesn't seem to help that her dad is the pastor of the town's United Methodist Church. While ...
  

  In My Father's House

  A film by Fatima Jebli Ouazzani , 1997, 67 min., Color
  In this beautiful, poetic and deeply personal film, Moroccan filmmaker Fatima Jebli Ouazzani investigates the status accorded women in Islamic marriag...
  

  In My Shoes

  In a time when LGBT families are debated and attacked in the media, courts and Congress, from school houses to state houses across the country, five young people who are children of LGBT parents give you a chance to walk in their shoes ? to hear their own views on marriage, making change, and what it means to be a family. This film was produced by the COLAGE Youth Leadership and Action Program and directed by Jen Gilomen.
  

  In Our Midst

  Provides a glimpse into the lives of children who have survived birth in an neonatal intensive care unit and the impact of this modern medical technology on their lives and their families.
  Neonatal intensive care units save thousands of infant lives each year. This film profiles a family whose children are all graduates of the NICU and explores the impact of medical technology on their lives.
  

  In Our Water

  60 min.
  wrong with his water. But Kaler and his family watched vegetables cooked in the water turn black and experienced mysterious medical problems. Kaler's six-year struggle is the story of this film. Even today there are no standards or tests for many of these chemicals in our drinking water.America.
  

  In Rwanda We Say... The Family That Does Not Speak Dies

  54 minutes / color / 2004 / DVD-R
  Since 1999, award-winning filmmaker Anne Aghion has traveled to rural Rwanda, to chart the impact of that countrys efforts at ethnic reconciliation. In Rwanda we say The family that does not speak dies, her second film on the subject, continues Aghions quest to learn how the human spirit survives a trauma as unfathomable as the attempt, in 1994, to wipe out the Tutsi minority, with 800,000 lives claimed in 100 days. In Rwanda we say is the next chapter in a fascinating and intimate look at how, and whether, people can overcome fear, hatred and deep emotional scars, to forge a common future after genocide. Winner of an Emmy Award in 2005. A Production of Gacaca Productions / Dominant 7 / in association with NDR/ARTE Produced by Laurent Bocahut and Anne Aghion. Directed by Anne Aghion. Edited by Nadia Ben Rachid. Color  54  In Kinyarwanda with English subtitles. Educational sales include public performance rights. Visit http://www.gacacafilms.com/store.html for licensing agreements.
  

  In Search of Mozart

  Public Libraries: Please contact us for special lower pricing.

  For booking a theatrical screening in the United States and Canada, and for a press kit, please contact Sherry Davis at Direct Cinema via e-mail at insearchofmozart@yahoo.com

  For theatrical screenings across the rest of the world, please contact Leigh Gibson at Seventh Art Productions at lgibson@seventh-art.com

  To mark the 250th anniversary of Mozart?_(tm)s birth in January 2006, IN SEARCH OF MOZART is the first ever major feature-length documentary on Mozart?_(tm)s life.

  Produced in association with the world?_(tm)s leading orchestras, opera houses and musicians?__ told through a 25,000 mile journey along every route Mozart followed?__IN SEARCH OF MOZART is a detective story that travels to the heart of old Europe?__ and the heart of genius itself.

  Narrated by Juliet Stevenson and featuring: Ren?(c)e Fleming, Magdalena Ko?3/4en??, Lang Lang, Louis Langr?(c)e, Julian Rachlin, Roger Norrington, Imogen Cooper, ? kampa Quartet, Orchestra of the 18th Century, the Salzburg Camerata?__ and many other leading musicians, performers, and Mozart experts.

  Already booked for special screenings at many international music festivals, this is THE film for Mozart Year 2006.

  For additional information about this film, please go to www.insearchofmozart.com

  To view the trailer, click here
  
  

  In Search of Rothko (Strokes of Genius series)

  Mark Rothko are examined through the inquiring mind of an art student. This survey of his work was taken from a retrospective assembled by the Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art. The film traces the progression of Rothko's work from figuration in the 1920's to biomorphism and surrealism in the '30s and '40s, and to his mature and best-known color fields from the 1960's.

  Click here for information on the 5-part Strokes of Genius series
  The life and art of abstract artist Mark Rothko are examined through the inquiring mind of an art student.
  

  In the Middle

  Documents the problems and joys of a young girl with spina bifida along with her parents and teachers as she is mainstreamed into a Head Start program.
  Documents the problems and joys experienced by a young girl with spina bifida along with her parents and teachers as she is mainstreamed into a Head Start program.
  

  In the Best Interests of the Children

  A film by Frances Reid , Elizabeth Stevens and Cathy Zheutlin , 1977, 53 min.
  This groundbreaking film on lesbian mothering portrays the diversity of experience, race and class among eight lesbian mothers and their children....
  

  In The Mirror

  In The Mirror is the haunting tale of a family's encounter with a mirror bequeathed by a deceased aunt. Once hung, the mirror becomes a window to the other side, a place magically inhabited by the family's dead relatives. It also casts a spell on a daughter seeking sanctuary from a recent tragedy.
  

  In the Morning

  A film by Danielle Lurie , Produced by Katie Mustard , 2004, 10 min., Color
  In this daring short drama which is based on a true story, a young woman is brutally attacked, and the responsibility of restoring her family's lost h...
  

  In the Name of Love

  58 minutes • VHS 58 minutes • DVD
  Whats motivating the thousands of Russian women who sign up with agencies to meet and marry American men? From the gray skies of St. Petersburg to sunny California ranches, we see the financial and emotional pros and cons of exporting ones heart. The film grapples with the tremendous economic challenges and difficult decisions facing Russian women today. IN THE NAME OF LOVE is perfect for courses in womens studies, Russian studies, sociology, psychology and family studies.
  

  In the Presence of Healers (DVD)

  Running time: 28 min, Year released: 2008 Close captioned?: N, Color?: Y Avail. formats: dvd
  Ethnobotanist Paul Cox is renowned for discovering a tropical plant that prevents HIV infection in human cells. The chemical compound from that plant and its promise in clinical studies has significantly advanced the scientific community?s search for a cure for AIDS. In this remarkable documentary, Cox escorts viewers to the site of this discovery and his continuing fieldwork ? a remote rainforest in the South Pacific.
  

  In the Presence of Healers (VHS)

  Running time: 28 min, Year released: 2001 Close captioned?: N, Color?: Y Avail. formats: VHS
  Ethnobotanist Paul Cox is renowned for discovering a tropical plant that prevents HIV infection in human cells. The chemical compound from that plant and its promise in clinical studies has significantly advanced the scientific community?s search for a cure for AIDS. In this remarkable documentary, Cox escorts viewers to the site of this discovery and his continuing fieldwork ? a remote rainforest in the South Pacific.
  

  In the Shadow of Humas Wing

  dvd, 56 min., 2008
  This highly intimate portray of Louise Barries Huma Somatic Psychotherapy takes us on a journey of experiencing, not just observing this unique work. Karinas sensitive, tightly framed camera and the flicker of dark and light of the abstract black and white super 8 footage keep the viewer on his/her inner journey towards the deeper self. We witness the course of four (collapsed) private sessions, interspersed with Louise highlighting the main points of her work, as well seeing her coaching advanced practitioners in one of her workshops.
  

  In the Shadow of Memory

  52 min.
  A Legacy of Lidice
  

  In Whose Honor?

  47 min.
  IN WHOSE HONOR? is a moving film that takes a critical look at the long-running practice of "honoring" American Indians as mascots and nicknames in sports. It follows the remarkable story of Native American mother Charlene Teters, who some are calling the "Rosa Parks of American Indians", and her battle to protect her cultural symbols and identity for her children. IN WHOSE HONOR? looks at the issues of racism, stereotypes, minority representation, and the powerful effects of mass-media imagery, and shows the extent to which one university will go to defend its mascot.
  

  Incredible Creature

  From Fish Bay, an idyllic and secluded corner of New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds, comes three animated films based on author Joy Cowley's stories. These tales will enchant children world-wide.

  Originally published as The Mouse Bride, Incredible Creature tells the tale of a mouse who hates her self-perceived weakness. In searching for the strongest partner in the world, she discovers that it is she who holds the key to her own destiny.

  From Fish Bay, an idyllic and secluded corner of New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds, comes three more animated films based on author Joy Cowley's enchanting stories:

  Fish Bay
  Fisherboy
  The Orchard
  Animated film based on the story by Joy Cowley about a mouse who has a self-image problem.
  

  Infidel

  16 mm film. 45 min. 1988.
  Women's representations of self and other as they collide, overlap, influence and are influenced by the racism and sexism of the modeling industry.
  

  Inner Views of Grief

  Five young adults describe their reactions to the sudden sometimes violent death of a parent sibling or friend.
  Five young adults eloquently describe their reactions to the sudden sometimes violent death of a parent sibling or friend.
  

  Inside Out

  Bulimia is a dangerous disorder that kills nearly 20 percent of its victims every year. This documentary is a mixture of observational footage and interviews with patients and families affected by Bulimia.
  Bulimia can affect women and men from all walks of life and it kills nearly 20 percent of its victims every year. This moving documentary profiles individuals and families affected by this eating disorder.
  

  Inside/Out

  Toni struggled all her life to feel good about her appearance. At 61 she had finally come to peace with that issue when she suddenly contracted a disease that left half of her face paralyzed. Now she is on a different journey an internal one to explore
  Toni struggled all her life to feel good about her appearance. At 61 she had finally come to peace with that issue when she suddenly contracted a disease that left half of her face paralyzed. Now she is on a different journey an internal one to explore
  

  The Insular Empire

  2009, DVD, 59 min.
  What is it like to be a colonial subject of the greatest democracy on earth? The Insular Empire follows four indigenous islanders from the United States colonies in the western Pacific: the US Territory of Guam and the US Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. From the beaches of Guam to the White House, from the CIA to the Peace Corps, from beauty pageants to the United Nations  The Insular Empire tells the story of a patriotic island people, struggling to find their place within the American political family.
  

  Intermarriage: When Love Meets Tradition

  This penetrating documentary focuses on five young couples who face the problems and challenges of love, marriage, and raising children in an interfaith relationship.
  The couples in Intermarriage were all participants in a program for interfaith couples sponsored by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Led by a Rabbi, this course was designed to provide a Jewish orientation for couples who were not closely affiliated with the Jewish community. These men and women were filmed and interviewed over eight weeks as they examined their commitment to each other in light of their commitment to different religions.

  Intermarriage is intended to enable interfaith couples to discuss the conflicts and concerns of their relationships. It is an essential film for the couples and their families and friends faced with the problems of integrating two religious beliefs into one marriage. Raising crucial issues about life-long beliefs and the personal and public expressions of faith, Intermarriage should be seen by everyone who cares about their commitment to their spouse, their family, and their religion.

  Tape also available with 13-minute 'trigger' film This Great Difference focusing on the experiences of one interfaith couple and designed to initiate discussion. Also from filmmaker Ilana Bar-Din.
  This penetrating documentary focuses on five young couples who face the problems and challenges of love, marriage, and raising children in an interfaith relationship.
  

  #437: Interns and Volunteers: Giving and Getting Back

  Hosted by In the Mix interns, this program looks at various ways teens can gain valuable skills and a head start on careers while making a positive difference in the world. We meet teens volunteering at Youthline, a hotline for their peers; teens who started a mentoring program in their neighborhood, and teen environmental activists who cleaned up their beach. We also take an ambulance ride with an amazing group of teens and lifesaving EMTs, and we see how other teens build a house on their spring break. Plus, the winner of a scholarship award and a teen intern at Polygram Records who designs album covers share their experiences. They all give their time to help others, but they also get back much more in experience and self-esteem. The sincerity of the volunteers and the interviewers are genuine and appealing. The visuals are hip and quick moving. An excellent choice for all schools, community groups and individual teens who are thinking about doing volunteer work. School Library Journal *DVDs are also available on over 50 other topics of critical interest to teens. For full descriptions, transcripts, video clips, discussion guides, lesson plans and more on this and other topics, please visit our website, inthemix.org. For one day shipping orders or volume discounts please call 800-343-5540. Note: VHS copies are also available for some programs.
  

  Into Madness

  60 min.http://s13130.gridserver.com/admin/index.php/films/add
  A profile of three families with schizophrenic children.The documentary was critically acclaimed for its compassionate treatment of mental illness. American Mental Health Association Award
  

  Intrepidissima

  Years ago little girls used to be "Bellissimas" and they never protested. Today they take action. From the maker of Harlequin Exterminator and Costa Brava comes a cathartic triumph for every little tomboy ever forced to go shopping for dresses. The young "intrepidissima" knows there's more fun to be had fantasizing about being an orchestra conductor and cutting up her mother's credit cards than there is being the little girl her mother wants her to be. A witty portrait of a girl on the cusp of becoming an artist and her own person.
  

  Introducing TJ

  Therapeutic Jurisprudence represents a new approach to meeting the needs of mentally ill people confronting a judicial system which frequently sends them to jail for minor offenses when they and their communities as well would be better served by referr
  Therapeutic Jurisprudence offers a new approach to meeting the needs of mentally ill people in the judicial system by focusing on therapy and rehabilitation rather than jail.
  

  Invisible Adversaries

  A film by Valie Export , 1976, 100 min., Color
  Breaking free of conventional unities of body, space and time, this early feature by one of Europe's leading feminist filmmakers is a haunting excursi...
  

  Invisible Workforce

  VHS - 19 Min
  This videotape looks at the value and the difficulties of employment for people with psychiatric (invisible) disabilities. Through personal interviews with a remarkably diverse group of employers, job developers, and employees, the tape explores the process of achieving successful employment.
  

  Invocation

  A film by Jo Ann Kaplan , 1987, 53 min., Color/BW
  Maya Deren is a legend of avant-garde cinema. This authoritative biography of the charismatic filmmaker, poet and anthropologist features excerpts fro...
  

  Iranian Journey

  A film by Maysoon Pachachi , Produced by Noura Sakkaf and Iraj Emami , 1999, 54 min., Color
  Massoumeh Soltan Baloghie is the first woman long-distance bus driver in Iran and perhaps in the Islamic world. Iraqi filmmaker Maysoon Pachachi joins...
  

  #601: Iraq Unplugged

  This program covers a second videoconference exchange between a group of Iraqi teens from Baghdad and their peers from a Connecticut school just weeks after the Bush administration declared an end to major combat in Iraq. Iraq Unplugged offers viewers a unique insight on post-Saddam Iraq through the eyes of the teens who lived through the war. From the bullet holes in Rubas living room curtains, to Omars lively stories about befriending U.S. troops and becoming their translator, they talk openly about their experiences, their attitudes about the U.S. role and their hopes for the future. No political sides are taken in the program, which presents the Iraqi teens without pity or melodrama-just as normal kids with hopes and dreams very similar to those of American youth The open emotion and raw honesty of these young people make this video utterly compelling, and a surefire discussion started. Highly Recommended. Video Librarian *DVDs are also available on over 50 other topics of critical interest to teens. For full descriptions, transcripts, video clips, discussion guides, lesson plans and more on this and other topics, please visit our website, inthemix.org. For one day shipping orders or volume discounts please call 800-343-5540. Note: VHS copies are also available for some programs.
  

  Iraqi Women

  A videotape by Maysoon Pachachi , 1994, 54 min., Color
  IRAQI WOMEN?VOICES FROM EXILE provides a fascinating and rare look at the recent history of Iraq through the eyes and experiences of Iraqi women livin...
  

  Is Freedom Dangerous?

  This instructive and entertaining film provides a realistic introduction to the workings of the judicial branch of the U.S. Government. A young reporter narrates her newspaper's journey to the Supreme Court in appeal of the government's injunction against a controversial article. When the newspaper initially loses in a lower court, the case is brought before the U.S. Court of Appeals and then a petition is filed for a hearing before the highest court in the land. In addition to demonstrating the workings of the courts, the film also allows students to consider complex questions surrounding the First Amendment guarantee of free speech.
  A young reporter narrates her newspaper's journey to the Supreme Court in appeal of the government's injunction against a controversial article.
  

  Is It Really So Strange?

  As the foppish, sexually ambiguous, brilliant singer/songwriter of the 80s music legend The Smiths, Morrissey brought intelligence, wit and mystery to pop tunes still unmatched in their ability to make grown men cry. In this intimate documentary, filmmaker William E. Jones interviews a new, but equally fanatical, fan base of The Smiths and Morrissey: Latino youths in East Los Angeles. Making the connection between The Smiths' working-class, Manchester-raised, ethnic Irish experience and that of the sons and daughters of Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles, Is It Really So Strange? is the first documentary that allows the fans themselves to speak at length about their lives, their loves and their brief encounters with their idol. Interviews with members of tribute band The Sweet and Tender Hooligans reveal even more about Morrissey?s enduring appeal among the pompadoured denizens of the Inland Empire who, as one fan puts it, relate to Morrissey because "he always sounds sad and depressed and lonely - all the good stuff."
  

  Is This Love?

  27 minutes
  Dating violence is a hidden crime that affects an estimated 30% of U.S. teenagers each year. Through interviews with lawyers, social workers, young victims and batterers, EVC youth filmmakers reveal common misconceptions about dating violence and highlight strategies for ending abusive relationships. This documentary was produced in partnership with the Brooklyn Youth Offenders Domestic Violence Court, an experimental court that addresses the problem of underreported battering.
  

  Is War The Answer: New Yorkers Respond to 9/11

  A moving look at the response of New Yorkers most deeply affected by the attack of 9/11, juxtaposed with Bush's war message to NYC while mourners were still calling for peace. An enlightening look at an historic record that the networks never showed.
  

  An Island Surrounded by Water

  Mexico, 1985, 25 minutes, Color, VHS/16mm, Subtitled
  A beautiful and poetic account of a young girl's search for her mother, who left mysteriously to join a guerilla movement. The narrative combines her real and imagined journey through the landscape of Mexico with her passage into adulthood. This, Novaro's first film, won the best fictional short award from Mexico's Academy of Film Arts and Sciences.
  

  Isn't She Lovely

  This moving personal documentary is a brave attempt to understand and come to terms with a childhood profoundly affected by a parent's severe mental illness.
  This moving personal documentary is a brave attempt to understand and come to terms with a childhood profoundly affected by a parent's severe mental illness.
  

  It Happens to Us

  30 min./32 min.
  This film presents the most cogent arguments, through the personal stories of a wide range of women both rich and poor, young and older, black and white, married and unmarried, as to why abortion must remain an available choice.
  

  It Starts With a Whisper

  A film by Shelly Niro and Anna Gronau , 1993, 28 min., Color
  IT STARTS WITH A WHISPER follows a young woman who has grown up on a Reserve and her decision about which path to follow in life. Guided by her ances...
  

  It's Elementary: Talking About Gay Issues in School

  37 min./78 min.
  IT'S ELEMENTARY takes cameras into classrooms across the U.S. to look at one of today's most controversial topics  whether and how gay issues should be discussed in schools. Rather than focusing on the political debate between adults, though, the film takes the point of view of the school children. At its heart are inspiring scenes in which elementary and middle school teachers find creative ways to confront anti-gay prejudice. Part of the Respect For All Project. The DVD contains feature length and 37-min. training versions and a documentary that celebrates the impact IT'S ELEMENTARY has had in the past decade. VHS package includes both feature length and training videos.
  

  It's My Life - 15 Video Clips - DVD

  For ages 8-14, this 75 minute compilation DVD includes 15 video clips; each are 3-5 minutes. Subjects include: Bullies, Cheating, Crushes, Dealing With Anger, Dealing With Death,Depression, Divorce, Embarrassing Moments, Food Smarts, Gossip & Rumors, Home Alone, Managing Money, Middle School Transition, Sibling Rivalry, & Time Management