The documentary follows Yuri Vella, a Forest Nenets writer and social activist who lives in West Siberia. He left his village ten years ago to lead the life of a reindeer herder in the taiga. The unique little world he created there was meant to protect him from the alcoholism and unemployment that sadly poses a serious threat to the indigenous peoples of Siberia. To give his grandchildren a proper education in their natural environment and teach them reindeer herding skills, he established an elementary school in his winter camp. Unfortunately, Yuri Vella's world is but an oasis of traditional lifestyle in one of the largest oil-producing regions of Russia.

Erase and new count... Reset the equipment... or better even, format the world... No apocalyptic attempt. I propose that the interpretation be optimistic. Anyway, some Scientists affirm it... and others don't... In this Universe, All End is a Beginning. The Civilization is fragile, the humanity don't Enjoy it while we have it, and then... the afterculture. This is the third part of a TOING! tripartite video. Zerzan, Savinar, Godesky and others, are of course, subjects to scrutine that we may find hope in the coming collapse, to rediscover the balance and fullness of life we enjoyed for millenia. “Yu Koyo Peya” is an expression of the Ipili Papua tribe of the highland of New Guinea, that means “The Land is Ending”.

Xperimental Eros invokes a shimmering fantasia of celluloid sensuality for the pleasure of our largest sex organ - the brain. Using exotic tropes and erotic footage from the world's oldest genre, this program of ardent auteurs spin grindhouse dross into arthouse gold with perverse panache. Be it tales of sexual obsession, rejected letters to Penthouse Forum, or the Mr. Nude Trucker Contest of 1976, no subject is taboo... nor above deconstruction.

This documentary exposes the growing American military-entertainment complex, revealing the close relationships that the military has developed with the commercial video game industry and with Hollywood, in order to create “compelling” tools for recruiting and training purposes.

Beginning with the North Tower afire and billowing dense smoke, and ending with the vast expanse of ash-brown debris the following morning, WTC: The First 24 Hours documents “ground zero” in the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, September 11, 2001.