Documentary telling the story of orphaned elephants in Nairobi National Park. The orphans, Ajok, Ndume & Tya, are cared for by David & Daphne Sheldrick at their elephant sanctuary before being moved to Tsavo to prepare for their release back into the wild. Also featured is Barbara Mc Knight, an American Biologist, who is studying both wild calves & those that have been orphaned. ...

British filmmaker Andrew Kotting directs this nightmarish fantasy drama set in rural France. Alex (Jacob Auzanneau) & his older sister Freya (Adelaide Leroux) are the teenage children of expatriate Russian patriarch Ivul (Jean-Luc Bideau). When Ivul suspects the siblings of performing incestuous acts, he banishes his son from the family home & tells him never to set foot on his land again
- an order that the boy interprets literally, taking to the treetops & living in a state of rebellious exile off the ground. Meanwhile, down below, the rest of his family turn on each other with surprisingly destructive consequences.
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The only beautiful thing in Ivy's drab life is her glorious red hair. At a young age, her locks made her the target of Carroty Kate, a 'skinner'. She recruited Ivy to help her coax wealthy children away from their nannies so that she could strip them of their clothes. It is years before Ivy escapes & finds her way back to her in-laws. ...

Ivy & Bean need some money. Ten dollars, to be exact. Never mind what for. Okay, it's for low-fat Belldeloon cheese in a special just-for-you serving size. Don't ask why. How are Ivy & Bean going to make ten dollars! Hey, maybe they should write a newspaper about Pancake Court & sell it. Great idea! & easy, too. ...

Finally! After months of begging their parents for ballet lessons, Ivy & Bean finally get what they wanted... well, not exactly. It turns out ballet lessons are actually about learning how to dance gracefully. If only the girls hadn't promised their parents to finish the entire ballet course! ...