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Keepers of the Loom
The year 2014 marks the 70th anniversary of the 1944 mass exodus from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania that was triggered by the Soviet annexation of the Baltic republics. The film Keepers of the Loom, begins with the mass exodus in 1944, as seen through the eyes of those who fled, as the Soviet troops advanced into Estonia. The story follows the journeys of women who then made their way from Displaced Person’s camps in Sweden or Germany, to the west. In their new homelands, they maintained their culture and language and shared this love of Estonia with succeeding generations through their handwork and skills. When the Baltic states regained their independence, new ties and connections with Estonians abroad and a now free Estonia have strengthened the cultural connections resulting in a global sense of Estonian identity. |
"The Huntington's Disease Project: Removing the Mask"
Imagine that a monster came into your life. A monster that turns your life upside down...a terminal and heartless monster...a monster that knows that no one can kill it. The monster does not care if you are black or white...gay or straight...it affects males, females, and knows no ethnic and racial boundaries. It does not discriminate! Those of us in the Huntington's disease community worldwide say that having Huntington's disease is like having ALS, Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, and Parkinson's disease all at the same time. More at: www.WeHaveAFace.org |
Spilling Salt
Bolivia holds a sea of salt, the heart of the spirit of the earth "pachamama" called Salar de Uyuni, the world larges reserve of lithium, at the time that protects us from UV rays. On the eve of a change of energy the entire planet, will share their future and destiny again Project Website |
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