1^st épisode


Childhood Lost (2000)

Philippines, Sierra Leone, Canada
Directed by : R.Cornellier, P.Henriquez, R.Provencher
A  child soldier in Sierra Leone. A  child prostitute in Canada. A  child worker risking her life to help support her family in the Philippines. Three out of millions of children robbed of their childhood. Forever.

2^nd épisode

The Ravaged Planet (2001)

Directed by : R.Cornellier, P.Henriquez, R.Provencher
Forests in danger in Chile, an island paradise in the Philippines polluted by a Canadian mining company, Palestinians deprived of water in a parched land. Natural resources – and human lives - are destroyed in the name of progress, science and, of course, money.

3^rd épisode

Missing (2002)

Canada, Argentina
Diected by : Luc Côté
And then they were gone.  In Uruguay, a baby boy who was kidnapped as a child is now searching for answers.  In Canada, the parents of a Quebec teenager who disappeared over a year ago are still waiting by the phone.  When someone is missing, life goes on... sort of.

4^th épisode


Ways of Death (2002)

Japan, USA
Directed by : Patricio Henriquez
Living on death row : for the last 48 hours in Oklahoma, USA and for the last 34 years in Japan.  In almost half the nations around the world, some criminal acts are still punishable by death.  Living on the row is a slow death in itself.

5^th épisode

Voices of Disposable People (2003)

Dominican Republic, USA, India
Directed by : Robert Cornellier
In the Dominican Republic, workers cut over a ton of sugar cane a day for one dollar.  In the US, outraged farm workers stage boycotts to fight for their rights. In India, an estimated 18 million people are held in bondage.  Today, earning a living in conditions that are nothing short of slavery is still commonplace.  Just ask the milions who are now daring to speak up.

6^th épisode


To Disobey (2005)

Chile, Israel, USA
Directed by: Patricio Henriquez
They form but a small minority. One out of a hundred. Ten in one thousand. They dared to defy the military authority and its rigid discipline. They consciously disobeyed direct orders. The price they paid for remaining true to their convictions is more than they ever bargained for.

7^th épisode


Leaving or Dying (2005)

Dominican Republic, Mexico, Spain, Morocco
Directed by: Raymonde Provencher
Every day, millions of people leave everything behind in search of a better life in another, richer country. Desperate, they are willing to risk life and limb. Many don’t make it. Many lose a part of themselves, and their illusions, trying. Losers far outnumber winners.

8^th épisode


Endless Fallout (2006)

United States, India, Ukraine
Directed by: Robert Cornellier
Bhopal, Chornobyl, Exxon Valdez: thousands of people died following these man-made disasters. Twenty years later, survivors are still struggling with the aftermath.