Black Petunia is an indie film that follows the unlikely story of James, a young inner-city black male, in a semi-dystopian world. A world that challenges our contemporary culture and social threads, confusing all racial boundaries. Set in an ominous Detroit, unsuspecting citizens are being poisoned through the municipal water, causing them to forget who they are. James is persuaded to stop drinking the water when he's introduced to an underground conspiracy. With the help of his friends, he pieces his life back together in attempts to cultivate a plan that could reshape the future of Detroit.

As a narrator describes the scene, we watch the whole Katzenjammer clan camping in the park of the title, a composite of several national parks in the western USA. There are several spot gags, including Mama taking a picture of a bear and ending up being photographed by several bears. Mama has a run-in with the law for picking a flower; The Captain has his own for feeding a bear, which turns out to be a ranger/cop in disguise.

The message of this coastguard film was to raise awareness that HM Coastguard had become a ‘999’ service enabling the public to raise the alarm as it does for other emergency services. It was made in 1968 and, highly unusually for an animation short, remade and re-released in 2006.

Luna Petunia is a new animated Netflix original series for preschool kids developed by Saban Brands and Cirque du Soleil Média. Inspired by the Cirque du Soleil brand of creativity and entertainment, the series chronicles the adventures of a little girl named Luna Petunia who lives in our world and plays in a dreamland where she learns how to make the impossible possible, teaching young viewers the importance of believing in themselves and all the wondrous things their mind and body can do.

Luna goes back to Amazia to see her friends again after She's been gone too long.

Whilst on a relaxing drive, Petunia points out signs warning of the dangers of having worn tyres, and asks Joe if he had their tyres replaced.

While on a country walk, Joe and Petunia stop for a rest and discuss their walk, with Joe throwing rocks from a wall nearby: They have left tracks all through a corn field, have released some cows through a gate Joe opened, marked "Private" and their dog is now chasing sheep in the field behind them. Just then, one of the stones Joe throws shatters a bottle, much to his delight. They then see a farmer with a purple face (which they attribute to "all that country air") and think he is doing a country dance as he jumps up and down in fury. Petunia remarks that he doesn't look friendly (to which Joe says "Can't be anything we've done"), and they leave. The farmer looks out at the trail of damage they have left, and sighs "When folk go out to the country, why oh why can't they follow The Country Code?

Petunia lectures Joe on the importance of warnings about dangerous currents, whilst he is distracted by something at sea.

Middle-aged Arūnas is looking for a way to escape the pain of his wife's betrayal, while 17-year-old Ilona is looking for a substitute for the father she never had. Two strangers meet in the night to lean on each other's pain.

A covert team is formed after a direct attack against the CIA on American Soil.