For over a century the South Shore Line has been dutifully serving the communities along the southern shore of Lake Michigan. The 90 mile electric line has been called an economic engine, a cultural lifeline and a rolling piece of history. The South Shore Line has endured many decades of challenges, but has survived them to embody all of these things. Its role as both an exceptional modern commuter rail line and a significant piece of functioning...

Indianapolis has one of the lowest high school graduation rates in the country. Victims of circumstance and a broken system, Greg, Melissa, and Shynika are optimistic that they won't end up on the wrong side of statistics. Official Selection at the **Tribeca Film Festival**. Winner of the Grand Prize and Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature at the **Heartland Film Festival**. Winner of the Jury Prize for Best Directing at the **BendFilm Festival**....

Shifting sands: on the path to sustainability tells the story of how one region, where rare plants grow in the shadows of smokestacks, sparked a movement for a national park; a movement which eventually led to game-changing environmental policies with worldwide impact and unique partnerships on the path to a more sustainable world.

This documentary chronicles the rich history of the historic Indiana University men's basketball program from 1900 up to the present time. Presents footage and interviews with people closest to Indiana University Men's Basketball and describes what "Hoosier Nation" is all about. Prominent Indiana University basketball teams, coaches and players are featured.

After a botched home invasion fifteen-year-old Blake finds himself facing a virtual life prison sentence for felony murder. With the unwavering support of his single mother and teenage girlfriend, a David-and-Goliath uphill battle ensues in Elkhart, Indiana. They take on the system in hopes of a second chance.

In 1986 Sue Yates, joined by cameraman Tim Hilliard, strolled the streets of downtown Kouts, stopping in local businesses, capturing their essence for posterity. In 2010 John P. Hodson took on the task of updating and digitizing the video. The result is a narrated pictorial history of Kouts... then (1986) and now (2010).

Learn and discover Indiana's hot spots and most famous places from it's north shore as a great industrial center, having the third largest Amish population in the north part of the state, Indianapolis, the crossroads of America, and much, much more.

"What is it like to be Black in predominantly white 'small-town America'? Through a series of interviews, 'Crossroads Stories' uncovers how six Columbus, IN natives feel navigating life as Black Americans in their hometown. Through an emotional yet hopeful exposition, these Black community members highlight the racial disparities and routine indignities that exist in communities where being a personal [i.e. person] of color is considered deviating...