When Richard, a New York teacher, can’t find work, he accepts a position in a small Texas school. Almost immediately, they suss out that he is gay, and fire him.

Later, when a new friend introduces him to the underground drag scene, Richard dons a new identity as the sharp-tongued and utterly hilarious “Bianca,” and returns to the school to wreak havoc. As everyone quickly learns, this is one teacher you definitely do NOT want to cross.

Iceland has been ranked first in gender equality by the U.N. nine years in a row and was the first country in the world to democratically elect a female president. Tag along with world champion snowboarders Anne-Flore Marxer and Aline Bock as they explore the unique surf, snow, and sky of Iceland, and enjoy inspiring conversations with the women they meet along the way.

Drivers are getting nervous at the temperature of 40°C. Masses of bodies on the beach. Noise and garbage. Croatia – a tourist country at the peak of the season is ready to take all chances for quick profit… Only several kilometers further, you can find a perfect Zen, a place where people collect salt, pick olives, and build dry stone walls. “Salt, Olive, Stone” is a visual essay about something which we already forgot. It is an ode to work, nature, and – silence.