'The Bee' highlights Bill Perkins, a beekeeper in Boston who shares his knowledge and love of bees with his community, much like a bee spreading pollen. And sometimes, that means riding through a busy city with 10,000 bees on the back of your bike so you can share them with second graders who are learning about pollination.

The Bee

Bill Perkins, a beekeeper in Boston who shares his knowledge and love of bees with his community, much like a bee spreading pollen. And sometimes, that means riding through a busy city with 10,000 bees on the back of your bike so you can share them with second graders who are learning about pollination.

An 80s style teenage romance comedy.

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On the eve of her late son’s birthday, LILA attends a group meeting for people addicted to Amesten, a new black market drug that gives its users life-like dreams about the ones they've lost. Although the drug has exacted a terrible toll on her, her sobriety still only hangs by a thread. As she prepares to celebrate BODIE’s birthday with her brother KIERAN, the temptation to see Bodie again begins to overwhelm her and she must choose whether to finally let go of an impossible dream or follow the light of her life into darkness.

As Easy As Closing Your Eyes

A grieving mother battles her addiction to a black-market drug that gives her life-like dreams about the son she lost.

Norman Smith, often referred to as the “Owl Man of Logan Airport” has been relocating snowy owls from Boston's busiest runways for the last 43 years.

The Snowy Owls of Logan Airport

Norman Smith, often referred to as the “Owl Man of Logan Airport” has been relocating snowy owls from Boston's busiest runways for the last 43 years.

The story is about a 9-year-old boy named Wren, and his fireman father was absent for the elementary school‘s fathers's Day celebration. Wren tries to set a fire to call his father back. Finally, Wren fails to light the school, but his father still comes to school. Both the father and son want but don’t know how to start the communication

A Dream of Fire

A 9-year-old boy, Wren, living with his mom, suffering from low self-esteem and the absence of a father's love, tries to set fire to draw his dad’s attention, who is a firefighter.

Two grieving fishermen join an impossible rescue mission at sea.

Wake

Two grieving fishermen join an impossible rescue mission at sea.

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