Moving On is about a young American family that decides to risk everything, quit their dream job, and move to Uganda in hopes of adopting and making a difference.

Brilliant is the true story of Barry Weatherall, a plumber who was completely blinded when a chemical mixture exploded in his face. After years of darkness and depression he discovers new delight in life through outdoor adventure.

Tree planting is one of the most physically and mentally demanding jobs in Canada. Alone, working long days in desolate cut blocks, backing sun, rain storms, snow covered tents, bears, and endless bombardment of flies, swamps and mud, that's tree planting in Northern Alberta.

Campania In-Felix explores the damages produced by the illegal dumping of toxic waste in the Campania region in Southern Italy. Waste Management in the region has been in the hands of the Camorra - a mafia organization with vast economic and political power.

Buck So says Buck Brannaman, a true American cowboy and sage on horseback who travels the country for nine grueling months a year helping horses with people problems.

In Nostalgia for the Light, Director Patricio Guzmán travels 10,000 feet above sea level to the driest place on earth, the Atacama Desert, where atop the mountains astronomers from all over the world gather to observe the stars.

Down: Indie Rock in the PRC documents the indie rock music scene in China today. From underground clubs to outdoor concerts and festivals, Down features some of the hottest bands in the People's Republic of China.

Unsigned is a documentary that follows three bands that refuse to give up on their dream of making it big over the course of one year that will change everything.

Library Larry's Big Day is a children's television program produced by the City of Denton. It features three puppets that 'live' in the library: Library Larry, a good old Texas bull; Emmy Lou Dickenson, a word-loving pig; and Mr. Chompers, a young hippo that gets his words mixed up.

Seeing in the Dark is a film in which stargazers try to describe an indescribale experience, and invite viewers to share their wordless awe. Catch both films for free with your family Saturday morning, February 11th at 10AM at the Campus Theatre.