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The amazing true story of Neal, John, and Nicole. Imagine living life trapped in a world full of limitations. After a medical diagnosis leaves no hope for these children, one mother is determined to fight for their minds. After nine years of research and fighting
the current medical philosophy, Teresa Cody does what doctors and scientists say is impossible. She finds a way for children with Down Syndrome to learn and accelerate in school. Her discovery leads to dramatically improved social behaviors as well as a rise
in IQ as much as 8 to 20% in 6 months. Nicole, suffering with both Down Syndrome and Alzheimer disease comes back from the darkness in only 8 months. Witness the change. Changing A Mind
Nearly every state in the American Southwest is affected by a water crisis and is struggling with record dry conditions. On the heels of the American Southwest’s drought, and in an effort to raise awareness, The Chronicles Group with support from grants from
the California Water Association, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, the Southern Nevada Water Authority and other public and private entities, Vegas PBS will present The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? directed, written, and produced
by Jim Thebaut, president of The Chronicles Group, a Los Angeles based non-profit public information/education film production company. Featuring narration from Emmy® Award-winning actress Jane Seymour, The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? is a definitive
look at how the water crisis affects the American Southwest states and its escalating economic toll. From the White House to the House of Representatives, Jim Thebaut interviews key thought leaders for an intelligent and informed discussion about the evolving
water crisis. Thebaut filmed at diverse locations including the Navajo and Hopi reservations, on Capitol Hill and in Las Vegas for an absorbing and contemplative discussion about conservation, water reuse, desalination, unprecedented population growth and
future water policies. Interviews with key members of Congress include Sens. Jon Kyl (Ariz.), Ken Salazar (Colo.), and Pete Domenici and Jeff Bingaman (N.M.), and U.S. Reps. Mary Bono (Palm Springs) and Jim Costa (Fresno). An interview with Dr. Gene Whitney,
science advisor to President Bush, also is featured in this impartial and balanced documentary. The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? gives audiences an in-depth awareness and education of the water crisis in the United States. Viewers learn about land
use planning and the water needs of cities in the Southwest, and how climate change may impact water levels on vital sources such as Lake Powell, Hoover Dam’s Lake Mead, the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta system, the Rio Grande and the Colorado River. The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?
EARSHOT is a one man show about a man who explores and experiences the implications of infidelity when his wife leaves him home alone for the weekend. Victor Emmanuel Childs experiences a myriad of emotions during his time alone. He first jumps at the opportunity
to hook up with an old flame, but after it doesn't work out, he experiences anger and bitterness, even jealousy towards his wife. In the meantime, he listens in to the series of cruel and unfortunate events that unfold next door. Much like his situation, infidelity
is the catalyst that drives his neighbors to an escalating row. The ending to their story becomes his, forcing him to face the most painstaking and inevitable part of his emotional ride: reconciliation. EARSHOT
A comical yet thrilling look inside the life of crime. Hicks and Cash, two package runners for the mob have to wait out the storm while opposing crime boss Lou Garris has them hunted down. Will they make it out just in time? Fathoms Deep

The amazing true story of Neal, John, and Nicole. Imagine living life trapped in a world full of limitations. After a medical diagnosis leaves no hope for these children, one mother is determined to fight for their minds. After nine years of research and fighting
the current medical philosophy, Teresa Cody does what doctors and scientists say is impossible. She finds a way for children with Down Syndrome to learn and accelerate in school. Her discovery leads to dramatically improved social behaviors as well as a rise
in IQ as much as 8 to 20% in 6 months. Nicole, suffering with both Down Syndrome and Alzheimer disease comes back from the darkness in only 8 months. Witness the change. Changing A Mind
Nearly every state in the American Southwest is affected by a water crisis and is struggling with record dry conditions. On the heels of the American Southwest’s drought, and in an effort to raise awareness, The Chronicles Group with support from grants from
the California Water Association, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, the Southern Nevada Water Authority and other public and private entities, Vegas PBS will present The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? directed, written, and produced
by Jim Thebaut, president of The Chronicles Group, a Los Angeles based non-profit public information/education film production company. Featuring narration from Emmy® Award-winning actress Jane Seymour, The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? is a definitive
look at how the water crisis affects the American Southwest states and its escalating economic toll. From the White House to the House of Representatives, Jim Thebaut interviews key thought leaders for an intelligent and informed discussion about the evolving
water crisis. Thebaut filmed at diverse locations including the Navajo and Hopi reservations, on Capitol Hill and in Las Vegas for an absorbing and contemplative discussion about conservation, water reuse, desalination, unprecedented population growth and
future water policies. Interviews with key members of Congress include Sens. Jon Kyl (Ariz.), Ken Salazar (Colo.), and Pete Domenici and Jeff Bingaman (N.M.), and U.S. Reps. Mary Bono (Palm Springs) and Jim Costa (Fresno). An interview with Dr. Gene Whitney,
science advisor to President Bush, also is featured in this impartial and balanced documentary. The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry? gives audiences an in-depth awareness and education of the water crisis in the United States. Viewers learn about land
use planning and the water needs of cities in the Southwest, and how climate change may impact water levels on vital sources such as Lake Powell, Hoover Dam’s Lake Mead, the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta system, the Rio Grande and the Colorado River. The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?
EARSHOT is a one man show about a man who explores and experiences the implications of infidelity when his wife leaves him home alone for the weekend. Victor Emmanuel Childs experiences a myriad of emotions during his time alone. He first jumps at the opportunity
to hook up with an old flame, but after it doesn't work out, he experiences anger and bitterness, even jealousy towards his wife. In the meantime, he listens in to the series of cruel and unfortunate events that unfold next door. Much like his situation, infidelity
is the catalyst that drives his neighbors to an escalating row. The ending to their story becomes his, forcing him to face the most painstaking and inevitable part of his emotional ride: reconciliation. EARSHOT
A comical yet thrilling look inside the life of crime. Hicks and Cash, two package runners for the mob have to wait out the storm while opposing crime boss Lou Garris has them hunted down. Will they make it out just in time? Fathoms Deep
Story of the encounter of two different cultures (Bedouin & Cherkess) in the year 1900 during the Ottoman period in the territory now known as Jordan. Conflicts arose over land and water rights and in the midst of these conflicts an impossible love story which
amplifies the difference between the two cultures Cherkess
Grace Surpasses is a story about perseverance in a country where peace is an ancient relic and hope is a dangerous luxury. With nowhere to hide, each new day brings the potential for danger. By focusing on the experiences of one child, we get a glimpse into
the day to day realities of life in Southern Sudan, where the absence of clean drinking water, public health and a consistent food supply make even the most basic necessities of life a constant struggle. Grace and her family manage to thrive in the face of
adversity until a personal tragedy threatens to destroy Graces hope. Grece Surpasses
I LOVE YOU, MOM – Please don’t break my heart is the true story of one boy’s journey through a childhood of physical, mental, and emotional abuse. John was tortured by his parents, locked in a shed, paralyzed by drugs and abused by institutions for years. He
endured neglect, isolation, physical beatings, mental degradation and malevolent admissions into numerous mental institutions, and eventually attempted murder within the custodial supervision of his unscrupulous mother. At the age of 22, after a miraculous
encounter with God, John was able to forgive his parents and find the peace he needed to fulfill his dream of helping other victims of abuse. I Love You Mom
Henry Clay and the Struggle for the Union explores the turbulent forty years leading up to the Civil War and is the first documentary ever produced on Henry Clay of Kentucky, the most dominant public figure in the formulation of the compromises in 1820, 1833,
and 1850 that narrowly avoided disunion and civil war. The documentary is magnificently illustrated with some of the greatest portraiture and painted scenes of the era, as well as some of the most remarkable photographs of Clay, Daniel Webster and others. HENRY Clay and the Struggle for the Union The Compromise of 1850 to the Civil War
Ten complete strangers head off to Kenya to transform a run down school. In just ten days they discover more than the joy of giving back to humanity, they rediscover themselves. Jambo Jumbo
The director takes us on a hilarious tour from Dubai to Beirut, Riyadh to New York with a gaggle of other stand-up talent. Along the way, taboos of culture and geopolitics are exploded, and a younger generation of both comedy talents and audiences is born. Just Like Us
A boy learns that confidence and self-esteem are the greatest gifts. LLOYD
It’s not stalking – it’s extreme romance! Mikey’s video diary is a warts-and-all tour into obsession, striving to be the best and confronting our own fears in the pursuit of love. Part educational, part romance, and completely wrong, this feature comedy is
the ultimate celebration of dedication, the anti-hero, and home security. Mikey's Extreme Romance
RUNNING DRY is a comprehensive public information/education project, established to raise awareness regarding the worsening global humanitarian water crisis. The projects centerpiece is an explosive and enlightening in-depth documentary. RUNNING DRY. It was
inspired by former U.S. Senator Paul Simon’s book TAPPED OUT, the coming world crisis in water and what we can do about it. The documentary was written, produced and directed by Jim Thebaut. For practical purposes, there are three versions, an eighty minute
feature, a fifty minute executive summary and a twenty minute “Call To Action” video. Running Dry
In a basement, somewhere in war torn Baghdad, hostage Adam Smith is waiting to die. With no time, no chance, and no hope, he must look into the abyss of his own personal hell and it is here, ‘in the valley of the shadow of death’ that something divine is awaiting
him. Kingdom of Dust
When former Wall Street executive Peter Salem is released from prison, he heads for the small town of Bunker Hill, Kansas, where his ex-wife and their children have started a new life. Soon after he arrives in town, all power is lost - there is no electricity,
and cars and computers suddenly shut down. Community leaders are at a loss to explain. Is it the rapture? A massive terrorist attack? Aliens? Cut off from the world, the town's militant past is reawakened and forces coalesce to protect citizens from an unseen
enemy, represented to some by Mr. Farook, an elderly Pakistani immigrant who owns the local convenience store. The town's fear leads to the creation of a posse of gunmen, resulting in torture, illegal searches and eventually, murder. The Battle for Bunker Hill

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