Topic: Families

The filmmakers catch up with the girls to find out what has happened to them.

Visit a school where American kids are taught social studies, math, and science entirely in Chinese.

Four children raise questions about what it means to be American in the 21st century.

Rocky Otoo offers advice to first-generation Americans who are heading to college.

In the spirit of collaboration, composer DBR meets with Avery to bring music to her story.

Rose Mapendo struggles to find balance as a mother and full-time advocate for refugees.

Follow the Zhang family as they join the world’s largest annual human migration.

Three decades ago, two Crow Indian adoptees died after running away. No one knew why.

Chris Billing discusses the challenges he faced investigating his own family's past.

Animators bring one of the film's anecdotes to life.

Life in a small town is anything but small.

Judicial candidate Don Luce records a campaign message.

A barber shop patron describes the rhythms and routines of small town living.

Even a DUI arrest is an amiable encounter in Sydney, Ohio.

Both gospel service and creekside chatter give the town it's rhythms and refrains.

In the midst of mid-life crises, an all-male synchronized swim team is born.

The team struggles with "the Lift" in order to take it to the next level.

Are the members of the Stockholm Arts Swim Gents "man" enough to give up wetsuits?

Synchronized swimming is offered as the answer to existential angst.

On the championship tour, friendships flourish and stereotypes are dispelled.

She made a split-second decision that changed everything.

In a pretrial interview, Dr. William Bernet listens as Cyntonia recounts a painful past.

Cyntoia's adoptive mother struggles to understand why she missed the warning signs.

In prison, Cyntoia tries to recuperate her own self-esteem after years of abuse.

Via prison telephone, Cyntoia recounts her past choices and hopes for a better future.

Benazir Bhutto lived a life of Shakespearean proportions.

Rose is reunited with her daughter, Nangabire, after a decade of apart.

Rose implores a group of Congolese women to take charge of their lives and communities.

Rose's oldest daughter, Aimee, may have paid the highest price during the civil war.

It's another 120-degree December day in New York as Bato races against the sun to save his family.