动画讲述了一只不会飞的鸟捡到一个鸟蛋并孵出了一只小候鸟之后发生的一系列事件。 　　本片为中国传媒大学艺术学部动画与数字艺术学院15级学生毕业作品。

动画讲述了一只不会飞的鸟捡到一个鸟蛋并孵出了一只小候鸟之后发生的一系列事件。 　　本片为中国传媒大学艺术学部动画与数字艺术学院15级学生毕业作品。

一个自尊心极强的黑人电话推销员刚在提升业绩方面找到了捷径，便无意发现了隐藏在公司背后的黑暗秘密，他不得不在保持沉 默和说出真相间做出选择。

卡修斯（勒凯斯·斯坦菲尔德 Lakeith Stanfield 饰）是一名落魄但自尊心非常强的青年，他住在叔叔的车库里，从事着毫无前途的电话销售的工作，还拖欠了四个月的房租，前途可谓是一片灰暗。 　　在同事的点拨之下，卡修斯发现了提升业绩的小妙招，那就是将自己的声音伪装成白人，这让他在公司的境遇稍微好了那么一点。同事们因为种族歧视和寒碜的薪资待遇发起了罢工运动，虽然卡修斯在精神上表示支持同胞们的反抗，但实际上他更在乎的是能否利用这次机会升官发财。最终，卡修斯获得了晋升的机会，将那些反叛的同事们远远甩在身后，但随着职位的升高，他亦触摸到了公司里黑暗的秘密核心。

一个自尊心极强的黑人电话推销员刚在提升业绩方面找到了捷径，便无意发现了隐藏在公司背后的黑暗秘密，他不得不在保持沉 默和说出真相间做出选择。

一个自尊心极强的黑人电话推销员刚在提升业绩方面找到了捷径，便无意发现了隐藏在公司背后的黑暗秘密，他不得不在保持沉 默和说出真相间做出选择。

The documentary begins by showing the transfer of elephants from a train; the narrator states that "the elephants need our help". It proceeds with Joyce Poole, an elephant biologist, discussing some of the characteristics of an elephant, including mirror recognition capability. Cynthia Moss and Katy Payne explain some of the habits of elephants. While discussing anthropomorphism of elephants, Indian scientist Raman Sukumar states that elephants have a love–hate relationship with human society. The documentary then describes elephant capture for public display in circuses and zoos. 　　After describing the role of elephants in the environment, the documentary depicts some of the training techniques at circuses using bullhooks. It then shows an "elephant healing area" created in Northern California by Ed Stewart and Pat Derby, founders of Performing Animal Welfare Society. Derby tells the reunion story of Wanda, an elephant from Detroit Zoo, and Gypsy, from one of the circuses from Illinois, who were together in a circus in 1980 and bought together again in 2005. It describes various incidents of elephant communication and their emotional bonding; and it relates the story of Topsy from Luna Park, Coney Island, and her electrocution on January 4, 1903. 　　The documentary depicts new bullhook-free techniques implemented at Oakland Zoo for elephants; it ends by raising an alarm against the ivory trade, stating that the current elephant killing rate would lead to extinction of the species in ten years.

The documentary begins by showing the transfer of elephants from a train; the narrator states that "the elephants need our help". It proceeds with Joyce Poole, an elephant biologist, discussing some of the characteristics of an elephant, including mirror recognition capability. Cynthia Moss and Katy Payne explain some of the habits of elephants. While discussing anthropomorphism of elephants, Indian scientist Raman Sukumar states that elephants have a love–hate relationship with human society. The documentary then describes elephant capture for public display in circuses and zoos. 　　After describing the role of elephants in the environment, the documentary depicts some of the training techniques at circuses using bullhooks. It then shows an "elephant healing area" created in Northern California by Ed Stewart and Pat Derby, founders of Performing Animal Welfare Society. Derby tells the reunion story of Wanda, an elephant from Detroit Zoo, and Gypsy, from one of the circuses from Illinois, who were together in a circus in 1980 and bought together again in 2005. It describes various incidents of elephant communication and their emotional bonding; and it relates the story of Topsy from Luna Park, Coney Island, and her electrocution on January 4, 1903. 　　The documentary depicts new bullhook-free techniques implemented at Oakland Zoo for elephants; it ends by raising an alarm against the ivory trade, stating that the current elephant killing rate would lead to extinction of the species in ten years.

Filmmakers Caroline Suh and Cara Mones re-examine the case of Louis C.K., who was accused of sexual harassment in 2017. They explore his comeback and the unseen effects of this on the women who spoke publicly about his behaviour.

Filmmakers Caroline Suh and Cara Mones re-examine the case of Louis C.K., who was accused of sexual harassment in 2017. They explore his comeback and the unseen effects of this on the women who spoke publicly about his behaviour.