EAT (It's Not About Food)

Product Code: E53000

Limited Streaming Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 60 min.

This play dramatizes the dangerous and baffling world of eating disorders. Candidly exploring causes and warning signs, the play takes a hard look at the influences of society and the media and tells individual stories of young people struggling with this epidemic and too often tragic problem. The play is interwoven with vignettes, ranging from realistic to satirical to humorous, that reveal characters dealing with eating disorders and body image.

From Every Mountainside

Product Code: FA4000

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Approx. Run Time: 100 min.

Two students struggling with isolation, pain, cultural differences, fear and prejudices begin to see life in a new way as they work together on civil rights issues.

Leaving Iowa

Product Code: LE5000

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Approx. Run Time: 105 min.

Don, a middle-aged writer, decides to finally take his father's ashes to his childhood home. But when he discovers Grandma's house is now a grocery store, he begins traveling across Iowa in search of a proper resting place for his father. This father-and-son road trip shifts smoothly from the present to Don's memories of the annual, torturous vacations of his childhood.

Smoldering Fires

Product Code: SP5000

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Approx. Run Time: 70 min.

Two 12-year-old black boys who seem unlikely friends share a dream of cleaning up their violent, drug-infested urban neighborhood.

Peg o' My Heart

Product Code: PB9000

Approx. Run Time: 100 min.

Peg O'Connell doesn't know what she's getting into when, fresh off the boat from America with just a parcel of clothes and her mongrel dog, she arrives at the English estate of her rich and not altogether gracious relatives. Confronted with Peg's Irish down-to-earth forthrightness, her demand to be called Peg not Margaret, her refusal to give up her beloved dog, and her strong ideas about social class morality, it soon becomes obvious who is going to educate whom!