Past Seasons

Season 2003

EPISODE ONE
Three enlightening documentaries open the newest season of North Carolina Visions.

• Kmart Confidential
  (DOCUMENTARY, 10 minutes, 43 seconds)
  by Elena Oxman
  
• Ryan Barrett Pro BMX
  (DOCUMENTARY, 7 minutes, 25 seconds)
  by Will Stroud
  
• Age Matters
  (DOCUMENTARY, 26 minutes, 46 seconds)
  by Joe Murphy

EPISODE TWO
The second episode of North Carolina Visions features a mysterious tale with a tantalizing twist.

• Dead Write
  (NARRATIVE, 50minutes, 21 seconds)
  by Michael Corbett

EPISODE THREE
On the third episode of North Carolina Visions take a trip abroad with two films sharing a European focus.

• Conversation with Kafka
  (NARRATIVE, 22 minutes)
  by Dr. Renée Vincent
  
• Red Darkness Before Dawn
  (DOCUMENTARY, 67 minutes)
  by Diana Nicolae

EPISODE FOUR
Innovative montages, powerful action sequences and captivating stories mark the three powerful films in episode four of North Carolina Visions.

• Vigil
  (EXPERIMENTAL, 7 minutes, 44 seconds)
  by Marty Hardin
  
• Mano a Mano
  (NARRATIVE, 7 minutes, 45 seconds)
  by Piedmont Community College
  
• Creation: Episode 3: The Earth Is Not Round
  (NARRATIVE, 29 minutes)
  by Changhee Chun

EPISODE FIVE
Episode five of North Carolina Visions features a powerful documentary that hits close to home and highlights the diversity of our state.

• Nuestra Comunidad-Latinos in North Carolina
  (DOCUMENTARY, 58 minutes, 35 seconds)
  by Penny Simpson

EPISODE SIX
Travel to the Far East for episode six of North Carolina Visions for a documentary bearing witness to the stories of modern Japanese women.

• Women in Japan: Memories of the Past, Dreams for the Future
  (DOCUMENTARY, 52 minutes, 22 seconds)
  by Joanne Hershfield & Jan Bardsley

EPISODE SEVEN
Three films capturing the lives of three very different individuals round out the ninth season of North Carolina Visions.

• Heavier Than Air
  (DOCUMENTARY, 29 minutes, 18 seconds)
  by Simone Keith
  
• Super-8 Mom
  (DOCUMENTARY, 4 minutes, 51 seconds)
  by David Ellsworth
  
• Tom Whitaker: Potter at Large
  (DOCUMENTARY, 9 minutes, 56 seconds)
  by Mary M. Dalton

* Films are listed in the order they appear in each episode.