New World Drinking Chocolate

The eighth episode of the award-winning series New York: A Documentary Film chronicles the rise and fall of the World Trade Center, whose epic fifty-year history sheds new light on every theme and issue in the city's long march to the center to the world. Propelled forward in the 1960s by the immense power of David and nelson Rockefeller and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the world's two tallest buildings would rise despite withering critical scorn and the threat of financial disaster...

This film tells the story of John Smith, Pocahontas, and the love they shared. Slow at times, as history sometimes is, this film is a movie of epic proportions and one that not only needs to be watched but absorbed. We see the love that Pocahontas had in her heart for everyone regardless of their skin color, what they looked like, or where they came from. I'm sorry that I missed seeing this on the big screen. Truly an amazing film. more >>

Based on the classic book, these adventures star Harold, an inventive and curious toddler, with thoughts, desires, and feelings typical of any child his age. In his Crayon World, Harold can muse on questions that all young children naturally wonder about, and he can come up with his own answers. They crayon is not magical but merely the key to unlock the power of Harold's imagination.