More often than not, life leads us off the narrow paths we thought we’d set for ourselves. These short films take us (and their subjects) to places we can scarcely imagine.

The Beautiful Worlds of David Riley A self-taught artist unlocks a hidden talent in his 40s. As a child, David was exposed to high levels of lead, affecting his physical and mental health. But does his disability also fuel his creativity?

The Traditional Brazilian Family KATU A photographic essay produced in the year 2007 portrayed the indigenous roots of 12 adolescents from remote Brazil. Twelve years later the photographer returns to Katu in search of his subjects.

What Travelers Are Saying About Jornada del Muerto Visitors to the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico, site of the first detonation of an atomic bomb, contribute to the production of public memory by making “the journey of the dead.”

Where Land Ends On a one-by-two-mile island off the coast of Massachusetts, the last student at the last one room school house in Cuttyhunk is graduating. With no more students, the school will close.