Luis Alfredo Garavito – known as ‘The Monster’ – is by every measure the most feared and reviled murderer living today and perhaps ever to have ever lived . He has confessed to have killed, raped and tortured 140 children between the ages of 6 to 16 years old, though experts put the number at 172. He is currently imprisoned in a Colombian prison where Sistiaga, in scenes reminiscent of Silence of the Lambs, has gone to conduct an extended interview with him.
Children who one day disappeared and never came back. Families who await news from their lost children. These are the stories that embody every parents worse nightmares. Jon Sistiaga travels to the heart of Minnesota to follow the trail of some children disappearances, contacting relatives and investigators. According to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, in the US there are over 3,500 unsolved cases.
More than 50 years of armed conflict among the FARC, the ELN, paramilitary groups and the Colombian government have left behind eight million victims. During this time, thousands of minors have been part of the armed groups. They are also consider victims because their childhood is always going to be linked to a weapon; the jungle was their home and the battalion, their family.
Three couples of children experience for the first time the adventures and misadventures of love. The characters, talk to us about friendship, jealous, boyfriends, girlfriends and those that are not clear which they are. They explain the ways they have at their age of feel and understand, or not, that thing called love.
Ana is a recently divorced 35 year-old architect with two little girls. She is the daughter of Chilean exiles, and was born in Costa Rica. When Ana’s daughter opens a Facebook account for her grandmother, she reconects with a long-lost love from her university days and decides to take a trip to see him in Chile. From then on, Ana’s stability is shaken. She finds herself assuming the role and behaviours of her mother and turning into the type of woman she never wanted to be.
In a remote region of Peru, every December 25th, men, women and children fight to maintain their tradition.In these isolated mountains in the heart of the Peruvian Andes, among the illuminated Christmas trees, cribs and figurines, a five hundred year old tradition is perpetuated to settle conflicts: here, as a gift, every Christmas, friends, neighbours, enemies and acquaintances deliberately dispense the blows they have been withholding during the year.
In a remote region of Peru, every December 25th, men, women and children fight to maintain their tradition.In these isolated mountains in the heart of the Peruvian Andes, among the illuminated Christmas trees, cribs and figurines, a five hundred year old tradition is perpetuated to settle conflicts: here, as a gift, every Christmas, friends, neighbours, enemies and acquaintances deliberately dispense the blows they have been withholding during the year.
In a remote region of Peru, every December 25th, men, women and children fight to maintain their tradition.In these isolated mountains in the heart of the Peruvian Andes, among the illuminated Christmas trees, cribs and figurines, a five hundred year old tradition is perpetuated to settle conflicts: here, as a gift, every Christmas, friends, neighbours, enemies and acquaintances deliberately dispense the blows they have been withholding during the year.
A group of fathers confront the pain they have caused, and take hold of a chance to transform their most precious relationships
After the birth of their first child, Erin and Pat start work on their new film and in the process discover who they are as partners, parents and artists.
After the birth of their first child, Erin and Pat start work on their new film and in the process discover who they are as partners, parents and artists.
The United States is the only UN member that has not ratified the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, which prohibits sentencing under 18s to the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole. In states like Texas, 10 years olds can be sent to prison and children who commit a serious crime can be tried as adults and incarerated with them. It’s thought there are 10,000 Americans serving life sentences for crimes committed as a children.
The United States is the only UN member that has not ratified the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, which prohibits sentencing under 18s to the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole. In states like Texas, 10 years olds can be sent to prison and children who commit a serious crime can be tried as adults and incarerated with them. It’s thought there are 10,000 Americans serving life sentences for crimes committed as a children.
In Europe, food manufacturers have signed up to ‘responsibility pledges’, promising no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours and not to target children. So why are they using tactics banned in the West in the developing world? There, they have created ultra low cost products with higher levels of salt, sugar and saturated fats. Filmed in Brazil, India and France, we investigate the new tactics of brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Domino’s Pizza.
In Europe, food manufacturers have signed up to ‘responsibility pledges’, promising no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours and not to target children. So why are they using tactics banned in the West in the developing world? There, they have created ultra low cost products with higher levels of salt, sugar and saturated fats. Filmed in Brazil, India and France, we investigate the new tactics of brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Domino’s Pizza.
In Europe, food manufacturers have signed up to ‘responsibility pledges’, promising no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours and not to target children. So why are they using tactics banned in the West in the developing world? There, they have created ultra low cost products with higher levels of salt, sugar and saturated fats. Filmed in Brazil, India and France, we investigate the new tactics of brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Domino’s Pizza.
In Europe, food manufacturers have signed up to ‘responsibility pledges’, promising no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours and not to target children. So why are they using tactics banned in the West in the developing world? There, they have created ultra low cost products with higher levels of salt, sugar and saturated fats. Filmed in Brazil, India and France, we investigate the new tactics of brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Domino’s Pizza.
Having barely arrived in the desert, Molang, Piu Piu and their friends decide to go on a camel ride. To do that, they will have to mount them…
Molang and Piu Piu are in the countryside. Molang and Piu Piu see a beautiful butterfly. A great hunt is launched, but soon, the hunters become the prey.
Molang's and Piu Piu's friends suggest they go on a bicycle ride, but Piu Piu can't keep up with them. Molang is going to do everything he can to make sure his friend also enjoy the ride.
With their swimming caps on, our two friends load their camper-van with their surfboards and a parasol: they’re ready to go surfing! It doesn't matter if the beach is crowded; Molang and Piu Piu do some freestyle surf figures. But this joyful seaside moment worsens when Molang loses his cap in the water.
Matilda has the power to change the weather every time she sneezes, so she and Charlie have fun making rain, snow and thunder. In one of their pranks - and due to Matilda’s allergy to cats - they raise the temperature to more than 40ºC. This causes water to evaporate, thus jeopardizing Mortimer’s life (as a fish, he will die without water).
Matilda’s power is growing a big antenna from her head. Thanks to it, she and Charlie can tune into all of the TV channels from around the world. They are having fun, but during an electric storm, lightning strikes the antenna. As a result, Matilda’s house is transformed into an electromagnetic field that attracts all of the TVs in town.
Matilda and her friends are camping in the forest. As she enters the forest area where they are camping, Matilda touches a tree and it comes to life. Thanks to her power, trees can talk and Matilda learns their secret: Trees are professional pranksters, as every time we stumble over a root, it’s actually them tripping us.
Matilda wakes up and discovers there is a puppet on her bed. When she puts it in her hand, it comes to life and is able to move and talk. Curlybeard tells Matilda she must help with the household chores, but the Puppet convinces Matilda that children shouldn’t help adults, and should only have fun. The Puppet happens to be a terrible influence for Matilda, who starts to behave as a spoiled girl, disrespecting adults and her own friends.
Matilda is having fun with Charlie, Bob, and Felicia in the forest, when her three friends suddenly decide to leave, leaving her alone. Curious about this act, Matilda starts to follow them and discovers strange behaviors: Charlie hides things in garbage cans, Bob delivers mysterious papers to residents, and Felicia gives money to Chief Astudillo.
Charlie and Matilda manage to get into a theater to watch a PG-13 film. Here, they learn a new, funny bad word. Matilda loves it and starts shouting it out loud so everyone and their friends hear it, leaving them all in a state of shock. Matilda can’t stop, saying the word over and over again, and having lots of fun. Because of her power and having said the bad word so much, Matilda transforms into a pig.
Mortimer from the future takes Matilda to the Paper Port of the future. There, Tropecio Ferguson is the absolute master, because he has the Magical Coconut powers now. He has cut down the whole forest to make elevator buttons, and has the whole town under his control, blindly obeying him.
The summer has come to an end, and Matilda must go back to the Capital, moving away from her friends, especially Charlie. On this last day of vacation, Matilda feels her powers have only gotten her into trouble, and haven’t let her enjoy the summer. Matilda tells Charlie she wishes she had never had these powers, so she could have enjoyed her holidays more.
Matilda and Charlie are watching a detective film, while Curlybeard can’t find Mortimer anywhere. The following day, Matilda’s power transforms everything into a black and white detective film, and Matilda and Charlie are two investigators. They decide to take on the case of Mortimer’s disappearance.
The skateboarder Bobby Jock is going to perform a show, but the tickets are very expensive. To pay for the tickets, Matilda and her friends decide to sell squeezed juices to earn some money. Matilda’s power causes her to inject a certain mood into the juice, depending on the flavor. Whoever drinks the juice will have their mood changed based on the flavor
Every time Charlie is swallowed by a shark at the beach, Matilda’s day starts over. She understands her weird power: The day will start over again and again until she can save Charlie from the shark. While she is willing to take on this task, she fails again and again, and the day starts over once again. Saving Charlie from the shark seems like an impossible task, she has tried everything, but always gets the same result.
Matilda has the power to excel in business, being able to make calculations and predict market behavior. Tropecio Ferguson notices this, and requests her help for his new "harmless" business. Matilda gladly accepts, but what she doesn’t know is that Tropecio's business consists of cutting down all the trees to make bowling balls with them. Bowling balls are selling like hot cakes, and the forest is at risk of disappearing
Matilda has the power to freely re-interpret the classic tales. She gets together with Curlybeard, Mortimer and Charlie to tell them a “special” version of “The Wizard of Oz”, in which Lollypop Kid is the protagonist of the story full of adventures, dangers and a huge amount of absurdity in the magical world of Oh.
Norman comes back to Paper Port to seize Matilda’s powers. Once he owns them, nobody will be able to stop him from conquering the world with... a chain of fast-food restaurants. And since Paper Port’s residents are made of paper, he will use them to manufacture the wrappers for his meals. Norman pretends to be Charlie to be near Matilda and steal her powers, which he accomplishes perfectly.
Matilda is worried about her power: every time she pronounces the word “Cheese”, something bursts into flames. Unfortunately for her, it’s “National Cheese Day”, so she decides to stay home to avoid problems. However, Charlie convinces her that she has to go out to have fun in this true carnival. Matilda is so worried she can’t enjoy the celebration, and her power ends up creating a huge ball of fire that moves towards the town.
Matilda arrives to Paper Port to spend her holidays with her Grandfather, Curlybeard. She accidentally breaks a magical coconut that gives her ridiculous powers she can’t control or choose (in this instance, she has the ability to change the color of things by touching them). Curlybeard warns her that it’s better not to tell this to anyone, but Matilda meets Charlie and they become friends.
It’s the 2nd Skateboarding Championship in Paper Port, and the first prize is a dinner with Bobby Jock. Charlie decides to sign up and win the championship no matter what... Yet he’s not that good at skating and loses hope. Matilda encourages him to keep training, but it’s a no-go.
Matilda has the power to be incredibly funny just by opening her mouth. Everybody laughs at what she says... except for Charlie, who doesn’t understand her jokes. She soon becomes a true showbiz star gaining great popularity and being labeled as “the funniest girl”.
Charlie plays a joke on Matilda, replacing her chocolate-flavored milk for instant coffee. Matilda spends the night awake, and due to her power, dawn never comes. In the face of this strange event, Curlybeard, Bob, and Felicia think it’s a zombie apocalypse, and seek refuge in a makeshift bunker in the yard.
Matilda wakes up with a big pimple on her face. She decides not to go out to avoid being mocked by people. Curlybeard explains to her that having pimples is normal and part of growing up, but Matilda doesn’t agree and with Felicia’s help, she gets rid of her pimple. Matilda feels like new without that ugly pimple on her face, yet the problem is that - because of her power
Matilda has the power to stop time every time she burps. First she has fun with Charlie pulling small pranks on their friends and others, who are “frozen” in time from her power, and don’t understand what’s going on. In order to take things to the next level of fun, they decide to “freeze” the whole town with one huge burp. From atop the hill, Matilda burps using an amplifier, and all Paper Port becomes “frozen”.
Matilda has the power to always win in gambling, and starts betting obsessively. She plays and humiliatingly defeats all of her friends and townspeople. Soon, nobody wants to play with her. Desperate to play with somebody, she accepts the invitation from a stranger who arrives to Paper Port, who tells her he will be happy to play and gamble with her
Matilda’s power consists of making things disappear every time she laughs. Charlie is an expert at making her laugh, and they both pull pranks on their friends and the town’s residents. But without knowing it, Matilda accidentally makes Charlie disappear. She desperately looks for the way to bring him back, because she’s sure that everything she makes disappear has to go somewhere.
Charlie and Matilda help Tropecio in his vegetable garden. When they can't find water to irrigate it, Charlie suggests Matilda spits on the seeds. She does, and due to her power, a tuber comes to life when Matilda's saliva touches it, turning it into a Frankenstein-like being. Charlie and Matilda decide to civilize this "mutant potato", and along with Curlybeard and Mortimer teach him to speak, how to behave at the table, and even give him a name: "Mr Papardelli".
An eccentric man notices Molang's and Piu Piu's talent for dancing and promises them the earth. Molang and Piu Piu meet with great success and become real stars. But soon, Molang and Piu Piu miss their quiet little life with their friends. This is why they are going to do everything they can to get back a normal life.
Molang and Piu Piu go on winter holidays with their friends. They decide to have a hot chocolate at the top of the mountain. Molang and Piu Piu are delighted at this idea, but they soon change their minds when they get on the button lift. Staying on the skilift is much more difficult than they thought.
Molang and Piu Piu take up the challenge of fishing for a giant fish. Once at sea, it's not a fish that they find, but a dolphin caught in a net. Molang and Piu Piu rush towards it to free it and then discover the joy of swimming by its side.
Along with their friends, Molang and Piu Piu organise a monster movie night. Once their friends are gone, Molang and Piu Piu go to bed, but they soon hear strange noises coming from the living room. Brrrr... What can it be? Monsters?
Molang and Piu Piu are playing rugby with their friends. The two of them are in opposite teams, but they can't stop from helping out each other, having fun and laughing, much to their friends' despair as they wanted to play a serious game.
Jasper is terrorised by a little red fire engine that seems to have a life of its own. Until he discovers Emma is behind the controls. They have lots of fun whizzing it around. Jasper spots Paulo on the other side of the harbour and swims across to get Emma and himself an ice-cream. But he has to walk the long way back…by the time he gets there the ice-creams have melted! So Jasper finds a quicker way to get their ice-creams.
Outside the park Jasper and Emma buy a lottery ticket. Luckily Jasper wins a prize, but before he can find out what it is, he loses the ticket. They chase after Jasper’s winning ticket, through the park, onto a pleasure boat, until they finally catch it. But what has Jasper won...?
Jasper is horrified to see a man attacking a lady with a hammer and chisel, until he finds out that the man is a sculptor and the lady is a statue. Jasper decides to make his own sculpture, so he and Emma set to work chipping away at a block of stone. But they don’t seem to be making much progress and the neighbours are complaining about all the noise. So Jasper makes a ‘sculpture’ out of himself instead!
Jasper is frightened by a scarecrow in Emma’s garden, so Emma explains what its for. Back at his place Jasper finds a dog that won’t let him go down the steps. A police man comes along and the dog quietens down. Jasper jumps to the conclusion that the dog is scared of the policeman, he does not notice the policeman giving the dog a sausage. So Jasper makes a scarecrow that looks like a policeman to try and frighten the dog away.
Emma’s school class has a day trip to the museum and Jasper tags along. Distracted by the fascinating exhibits he gets lost and ends up in the dinosaur room. He has an argument with a T-Rex, but disaster strikes when the dinosaur collapses into a disorderly pile of bones. Now Jasper and Emma must reconstruct the T-Rex, if Jasper can remember what it looked like...
Jasper is hanging his fish up to dry when he bumps into something. He suddenly hears voices and runs off in fright. Emma arrives and they go to investigate and discover that he had just accidentally switched on an old TV. They move the aerial around to try and get better reception, but they get either sound or picture, but not both together. So Jasper and Emma make up their own words to the film.
Jasper sees some penguins but on closer examination he finds out that they are people dressed as penguins. He goes to investigate. In the opera house the diva finishes a spectacular performance. The audience showers the stage with flowers, so Jasper kindly throws her his biggest fish, but disaster, it falls into the orchestra pit. As the second act starts, Jasper chases his fish as it is blown, barged and bounced from musician to musician.
Jasper arrives at Emma’s house bouncing a ball, he bounces his way up to Emma’s room. They play catch until they notice that Jasper’s dirty ball has left mud everywhere. Emma and Jasper get to work cleaning the house but it is very boring. So they strap the sponges, mops and cloths to themselves and have fun sliding around the house cleaning as they go until the whole house is squeaky clean.
Jasper is hanging his fish up to dry when he bumps into something. He suddenly hears voices and runs off in fright. Emma arrives and they go to investigate and discover that he had just accidentally switched on an old TV. They move the aerial around to try and get better reception, but they get either sound or picture, but not both together. So Jasper and Emma make up their own words to the film.
Jasper is amazed to see snow “just like at home”. Then he discovers that not everyone likes snow, big machines pile it all up out of the way & an old lady can’t cross the road. So he invents a pair of snow shoes for the lady and he and the kids push all the snow back onto the path. So every one can have fun and still get around.
It’s a cold snowy day and Jasper is carrying his bumper catch of fish back home. Along the way he is being tailed by a greedy cat. Just as he stops to talk to some kids that are making a snowman, the cat dives for his fish. He sets a trap later to catch the culprit but only manages to catch Emma. So Jasper has to find a way to stop the cat from stealing in future and frighten him away...
Emma is reading a book about horses and Jasper can’t seem to get her attention. What could be so interesting in a book about horses? Emma explains how fascinating books can be and takes Jasper to the library to find some books that will interest him. Jasper settles down with a big pile of books about fish. But things keep distracting him; there must be a way to find some peace and quiet..
Jasper and Emma are looking for somewhere to play, but every where they go there seem to be signs telling them “don’t do this” and “don’t do that”. So they make their own signs to stop things they don’t want and start things that they do. But it all gets a bit out of hand when a policeman insists that they must not take down a Jasper sign that tell the kids to play football on one leg, he even demonstrates how it’s done.
Emma is waiting for Jasper at the ice-cream parlour but he does not arrive. Jasper is stuck on the other side of the road. Then he discovers the zebra crossing, but he still can’t reach Emma because of the number of pedestrians. Jasper makes his own zebra crossing with paper and paint so he can reach Emma.
Emma is going to the opticians to have her eyes tested. While she is reciting the letters on the board, Jasper browses around and spots a pair of colourful fish-shaped glasses. Jasper hops into the chair and recites the wrong letters on purpose. But the truth comes out when the optician can’t find a pair of glasses that will work. So Jasper has to find another way to get a pair of fish-glasses.
Jasper is fishing at the park lake but he just seems to be pulling out piles of old junk and not a single fish. Emma says that they will have to get rid of it all. On the way to find a place to dump the “junk” they pass a flea market. Jasper finds all kinds of unusual uses for his junk and swaps it for some other things that he does want.
Jasper chases after a cat who has stolen one of his fish just as he was pulling it out of the water. Emma goes to the harbour to meet Jasper but discovers he is not there. The cat escapes, but Jasper finds he is lost in the city. He gets the idea to follow his fishing line back to where he was. At the harbour Emma has the same idea and so they both find each other, thanks to Jasper’s line.
Jasper discovers the newspaper boy’s cap on the ground and gives it back to him. Then he notices that the newspaper boy has “dropped” all of his papers. He rushes around picking them all up and gives them all back to the boy. By now people want there morning paper so Jasper rolls up a newspaper like a megaphone and reads the news out loud.
Jasper keeps on bumping his head in the dark so Emma gives him a torch “but it only works in the dark”. Jasper goes in search of a dark place, but he accidentally drops his torch down a drain. So issues an exiting chase through this new found underworld. Jasper eventually fishes his torch out of the sea in the harbour with a shopping net.
It is the day of the school fête and Emma has cooked lots of cakes to sell. Jasper decides to make some lemonade to sell to the kids. To his amazement nobody seems to like his lemonade. What could be wrong with squid, mackerel and herring lemonade? Jasper finds he has a new type of customer, because cats just love his special lemonade.
Emma is reluctantly getting her hair cut. At the hairdresser’s Jasper plays around with a hairdryer that makes the feather on his head stand on end. He tries various ways to stick them back down again. But nothing seems to work until he ties them together around a fishbone. Now every one wants a fishbone hair-do.
Emma’s dad is working out in the garden so Jasper and Emma decide to workout too. But it’s not as easy as it looks and Jasper gets very hot. After a while they decide it might be better to take it easy and relax in the shade while Emma’s dad’s pedal power - with the help of a big leaf and Jasper’s fishing line - provides a nice cool breeze.
In the park a magician is performing for the kids. Jasper is amazed and back at Emma’s place decides that he will try a few tricks of his own. He attempts to turn a handkerchief into a fish, but it doesn’t work. Then to his horror he discovers that he has turned Emma into a fish! Jasper panics and tells Emma (the fish) that it’s OK and that he won’t eat her. Jasper hears Emma giggling and her trick is discovered!
In the park Paulo is helping to make a TV commercial for ice-cream. But Jasper doesn’t understand what is going on and keeps interrupting the filming; he just wants an ice-cream. The director is about the give up the shoot, until Jasper, who finally has his ice-cream, says: “Ice-cream in winter is even cooler”. So Jasper gets his ice-cream and a part in a commercial!
Emma is going on a train trip with her mother and is waiting for Jasper, who is supposed to come and wave goodbye. But Jasper is lost in the crowd further down the platform. When the announcer calls “stand clear of the doors please” Jasper does as he is told but hops the wrong way and into the train. So Jasper take his first train ride and goes in search of Emma.
Emma is in bed with a cold. “A cold?” Jasper likes the sound of having a “cold”, nice and cool and you get loads of yummy food to eat. So they attempt to give Jasper a cold with ice cubes and cold air. It does not seem to work, but at least Emma feels better after all the excitement.
Emma’s father is decorating the house. Jasper decides to help out by decorating Emma’s room. He finds that decorating is not quite as easy as it looks. Emma arrives to see Jasper covered in wallpaper and her room plastered with bits and pieces of blue wallpaper. Now Jasper and Emma have to find a way to make Emma’s room look nice again.
Jasper has something very important to tell Emma. But he keeps on being interrupted by the phone. Jasper goes to find a phone so he can call Emma himself. He meets Paulo and learns that he needs Emma’s number and money to call her. So Jasper makes his own phone out of string and ice-cream tubs and calls Emma from the street outside her house.
Outside the park Jasper discovers an ice-cream cart, finding it to be cool, he climbs under the canopy for a snooze. Paulo the ice-cream man is so shocked to find Jasper in his cart he falls over and the cart races down the hill, splashing into the lake. Emma and Jasper attach life savers and sell ice-cream to the people swimming in the lake, while Paulo relaxes on the shore.
Jasper's bucket of fish is accidentally picked up by the hotel porter and Jasper is left with a hat box. So he runs into the hotel, hat box in hand, chasing after his bucket. During his search he accidentally damages the hat and by the time he finds the lady who has his bucket, the hat is small and black, instead of pink and grand. But the lady is pleased with her remodelled hat and Jasper even decorates it with one of his tail feathers.
It's a summer day and Jasper is having problems walking on the sizzling hot pavement. Emma explains that he needs a pair of shoes. At the shoes shop Mr Steps is unable to find a pair of shoes that will fit Jasper unusual “feet”. Then Jasper has an idea, he makes his own shoes out of a pair of empty shoeboxes.
Jasper finds that Paulo’s ice-cream bike is locked and closed for business. Paulo explains he is going away on holiday. So Jasper and Emma decide they need a holiday too, but they are not sure where to take one. After an exhausting search they find that the best place to be is right where they are.
It is Emma’s birthday and Jasper wants to get her a present. He spots a lovely pair of skates in the toy shop but is disheartened when he discovers he needs money to get them. So Jasper gets a job! He paints a ship but manages to cover the captain with paint, then tries his hand at being a waiter, but serves a customer raw fish. Emma is sad because Jasper is not at her party until a ‘special delivery’ package arrives. It is Jasper, he has posted himself to her!
In Emma’s attic Jasper discovers a kite. They go outside to try and fly it but there isn’t enough wind and during their attempts to make it fly, they manage to break it. So Jasper makes a new, lighter, fish shaped kite out of a paper bag; now every kid in town wants a Jasper kite.
Emma is baking a cake and Jasper & Paulo are helping out. Emma studies the recipe closely and tells Jasper what ingredients should go into the bowl. But in all the confusion Jasper empties his bucket of fish into the mixing bowl. Excitedly Paulo takes a piece of “cake” and shares it out. “Yuk” say Emma and Paulo, But Jasper thinks it’s delicious!
Emma has a loose tooth so Jasper offers to help her pull it out. They tie a length of cotton to one object after the other, but every time something goes wrong. In the end Jasper makes Emma laugh so much that her tooth just drops out all on its own.
Jasper sees Emma at her ballet dancing class. Looking at the line of girls twirling round with their arms outstretched he decides that they must be learning to fly. And as he has an ambition to fly too, he decides to learn as well. It turns out that Jasper has two left feet when it comes to ballet. But later in the park he discovers that although he might not be any good at ballet, he certainly can dance on ice!
Jasper is confused to find lots of strangely dressed people around town. He goes to tell Emma all about it, but discovers that she is dressed as a princess and that it is Carnival Day. Jasper and Emma go up to the attic to find a costume for Jasper but in the end they decide Jasper is always dressed up with his black and white feather tuxedo.
Emma & Jasper are camping in the garden but there is not enough room for both of them in the tent. Jasper makes his own tent but can’t go to sleep for all the disturbances - ants, falling apples, but mostly because it is just too hot. Meanwhile in the tent Emma is petrified by all the strange noises she is hearing.
Jasper & Emma take a bus ride to the harbour; along the way Jasper casts his fishing line out of the window to catch a fish from a passing fish truck. But disaster strikes when his hook gets stuck in the bus’s tyre. The passengers are not happy about the delay as they all have things to do. But they soon find that the bus is good place to get things done too.
Jasper wants to send Emma a message so he pops his message into a bottle and tries to post it. But he doesn’t know how the postal system works: little by little Jasper learns about addresses, stamps and how long it takes a letter to get to its final destination. But in the end he decides it’s quicker to deliver it himself.
From acclaimed director, Amir Bar-Lev (The Tillman Story, My Kid Could Paint That), A&E IndieFilms, Asylum Entertainment and producer John Battsek comes the story of the paedophile scandal that rocked America. The town of State College, home of Penn State University, lies at the heart of an area long known as Happy Valley. Its iconic figure for more than 40 years was Joe Paterno, head coach of the school’s famous football team, known affectionately as “Saint Joe.”
From acclaimed director, Amir Bar-Lev (The Tillman Story, My Kid Could Paint That), A&E IndieFilms, Asylum Entertainment and producer John Battsek comes the story of the paedophile scandal that rocked America. The town of State College, home of Penn State University, lies at the heart of an area long known as Happy Valley. Its iconic figure for more than 40 years was Joe Paterno, head coach of the school’s famous football team, known affectionately as “Saint Joe.”
Molang's garden is completely covered in snow. The mailman drops a parcel in the mailbox. Thrilled, Molang and Piu Piu put on warm clothes to retrieve the parcel, but then struggle as they head towards the mailbox. When they finally get there, what a surprise! The parcel is for the neighbour!
Molang and Piu Piu go into the forest with their friends to collect mushrooms. But they all part and Molang and Piu Piu get lost. Fortunately, friends are always there when you need them.
As Molang is listening to Piu Piu's singing without him knowing, he realises that his friend has a beautiful voice. He decides to organise a recital and invites all their friends to come and listen to Piu Piu. But Piu Piu is very shy and when it's time to sing, no sound comes out of his beak! Molang then tries to find a way to make Piu Piu feel comfortable.
MONK takes his favorite duck for a picnic in the country. As he opens a pot of honey, he spills it all over himself and is attacked by red ants. Then he comes up against a hungry bee, and soon after, the rest of its hive-mates… MONK gets totally fatched and tries to pull the hive off the branch. He finally manages, but ends up face-to-face with a particularly ornery brown bear that turns MONK into a paper airplane. MONK and his duck both end up in the pond...
KIMMY has gathered all her friends in the park for a classical dance lesson. Only BUBULL seems enthused at the idea of moving his body like a ballet dancer. It turns out that MONK is a pitiful dancer. He’s got two left paws and sashays from one disaster to another, systematically manhandling his partner, who is none other than DING, who couldn’t care less about MONK. MONK gets totally fatched and starts an unlikely dance demonstration ranging from Fred Astaire to Michael Jackson with a touch of
MONK is ready to enjoy a well-deserved night’s sleep with his yellow rubber duck. But things don’t go they way they’re supposed to! Every time MONK is ready to fall asleep, something happens to annoy him: a pesky mosquito, but mostly, BEN, who has invited himself over to his best friend’s place for a sleepover after having a nightmare… The problem is that BEN snores like a chainsaw! No matter what MONK does, nothing works... He gets totally fatched and makes himself some amazing earplugs, which
KIMMY, who has to go shopping, leaves her beloved SUSHI with MONK. MONK is happy to lend her a hand, but as soon as KIMMY’s back is turned, SUSHI, the big irresistible cat instantly transforms into a wild sadistic beast wreaking all sorts of havoc. The cat takes malicious pleasure in threatening MONK’s goldfish; ripping up the curtains; knocking over everything in his path as he runs around. When he tries to catch the rascal, MONK wreaks even more havoc, trashing his own living room. Our hero en
