Uncontrollable Minds invites you on a profound journey into the heart of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Through this unique documentary, we aim to convey the daily battles, the relentless struggles, and the inspiring path to recovery that individuals with BPD face. But what sets our film apart is our innovative approach—these deeply emotional stories are not merely reenacted, but eloquently expressed through the art of dance. The intensity of trauma is challenging to capture through traditional methods, but dance allows us to delve into the raw emotions that BPD survivors navigate every day. We are proud to collaborate with the acclaimed Art group, Verdigris Ensemble, based in Dallas, Texas, to bring these stories to life in an extraordinary and emotionally resonant way. Uncontrollable Minds is more than a documentary; it's a revelation of the human spirit, a testament to resilience, and a tribute to the power of art to heal and connect. Join us on this extraordinary voyage into the world of BPD through the language of dance. Together, let's amplify awareness, inspire empathy, and celebrate the strength of those who defy the odds.

BPD/SUICIDE/ABUSE/ DIVORCE/PTSD/DANCE

In the heart of the wild, a unique synergy unfolds as a group of avid hunters embarks on monumental expeditions, utilizing their pursuits to fuel a greater cause. The spoils of their endeavors fund The Riverdeep Development Foundation, dedicated to empowering the Ju/’hoansi people through enhanced education initiatives. Against the backdrop of the Nyae Nyae Conservancy, where rudimentary schools exist in remote villages, the Foundation's vision unfolds constructing three transformative Lower Primary Village Schools, providing essential education materials, and fostering ongoing support through educator training, transport facilitation, and community engagement. Amidst the wilderness, the hunters' pursuits transcend the thrill of the chase, becoming a lifeline for a community's educational evolution. 

HUNTING CONSERVATION/INDIGENOUS LIFESTYLE

In a desperate race against ruthless poachers, a dedicated team armed with specially trained dogs forms the elite Wildlife Protection Canine Unit to safeguard endangered species from extinction. Faced with alarming statistics - one wildlife ranger killed every three days, four elephants slain every hour, and three rhinos lost daily - they navigate the treacherous world of wildlife crime. Battling against the catastrophic decimation of Africa's endangered species, the team adapts strategies, forges unbreakable bonds with their canine companions, and confronts gruesome practices like live horn removal and pangolin trafficking. Poison adds a sinister twist, endangering not only the target species but countless others. The mission is clear: outsmart criminals, ensure vulnerable creatures' survival, and prevent irreversible damage until international resolutions can be achieved. Join us in supporting this vital initiative to curb wildlife crime and save iconic species from extinction. 

ANTIPOACHING/ COMMUNITY ECONOMICS/WOMAN EMPOWERMENT

A Global Thirst: Hope Flows from Clean Water Imagine a world where a quarter of the population lacks toilets, and hundreds of millions drink water that can make them sick. This isn't science fiction, but the reality for many. In Northern Ghana, this water crisis cripples communities dependent on farming. Without clean water, children miss school, crops fail, and the economy suffers. But a glimmer of hope exists. Studies show that simple solutions like providing clean water and sanitation can dramatically reduce child deaths, boost education, and even create jobs. By tackling this fundamental need, communities like those in Northern Ghana can transform from struggling to thriving. This global thirst for clean water is a chain reaction - solving it strengthens communities and paves the way for a brighter future.

POVERTY WATER CRISIS GLOBAL/WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

Helicopter Combat Support Squadron Seven (HC-7), also known as the Sea Devils, was a United States Navy helicopter squadron established during the Vietnam War. Their primary mission was combat search and rescue (CSAR), a dangerous task that involved rescuing downed pilots from enemy territory. HC-7 is credited with rescuing nearly 150 people during the war and is known as one of the most highly decorated squadrons in Naval Aviation history. The squadron was established in September 1967 as the Vietnam War became known as the "helicopter war." HC-7 replaced an ad-hoc system of using anti-submarine warfare squadrons for CSAR missions. They flew numerous missions throughout the war, saving many lives, and were deactivated in 1975. No Warrior Left Behind, is being made to tell the story of the HC-7 squadron and preserve the legacy of their heroism

PTSD/WAR/ BRAVORY