Daniel Everett is an American linguist and author best known for his study of the Amazon Basin's Pirahã people and their language. THE GRAMMAR OF HAPPINESS is a documentary that explores whether Daniel's journey into the heart of the Amazon can redefine our understanding of human language.

This film profiles Marie Wilcox, the last fluent speaker of the Native American language Wukchumni and the dictionary she created in an effort to keep her language alive.. Preserving the Wukchumni language has become Wilcox's life. She has spent more than seven years working on the dictionary and through her work, Wilcox hopes the dictionary will support the revitalization of the Wukchumni language for future generations.

A gentle introduction to the French Language. Moustache has exciting adventures with his human and animal friends. What, you don't speak French? Well, Moustache can certainly help you with this. Moustache wants to race!. Un, Deux, Trois, Partez! That means "One, Two, Three, Go!" Learn to count further in French with your new French friends, taste a little "glace," and then bid "Adieu" to Mademoiselle Abracadabra.

Michael Turner struggles with one of medical science's most baffling and enduring disabilities-he stutters. On the surface, stuttering is syllable repetitions, prolongations, blocks, and various physical tics. But as he illustrates in The Way We Talk, stuttering is like an iceberg, with the major symptoms below the surface. Emotions caused by the disorder- anxiety, depression, denial, and a negative self-image-are rarely confronted in speech therapy...