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- Left with nowhere to go, Mike Marrocco (John Cocca) puts his trust in Caesar Falvo (Arthur J. Nascarella) and a pair of Mafia henchmen (Vincent Pastore, Tony Cucci, Gerry Cooney) to win back the life he has lost. He soon finds himself in too deep and must find a way out through shady deals and a nighttime rendezvous at Minges Alley.
- Appalachia Heart travels with visual artist Charmaine Wheatley on a year-long project to paint portraits of people affected by the opioid crisis in two rural Eastern Kentucky communities, connecting us by our common humanity. Appalachian communities continue to experience more than double the national average for opioid addition and overdose deaths. The fight for recovery in these communities is directly tied to addressing the stigma which becomes a huge obstacle addicts face in recovery. The film documents the initial painting of the portraits, finishing and final display. Charmaine's portraits not only show the likeness of her subjects, but capture moments of conversations that occur while the portraits are being created. Sharing these thoughts and feelings connects us through our common humanity and hopefully helps to reduce stigma by seeing them as people with meaningful lives and not simply defining them by a diagnosis.
- After a long and contentious presidential campaign, 10,000 people spontaneously came to pay tribute to Susan B. Anthony's grave in Rochester, NY. They placed their 'I Voted' stickers upon her headstone and expressed their pride and gratitude to America's most famous suffragette. On November 9, 2016, the grave site, although still a gathering place, was far different.
- An artist shares intimate moments with people affected by HIV, creating watercolor portraits that capture their image, thoughts, feelings, joys and challenges.
- Artist Charmaine Wheatley connects with people by capturing their image and thoughts onto painted portraits that celebrate the complexity of their lives and puts a face to those living with mental illness.