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Documentary film about the 1963 March on Washington for civil rights.

Ace Bivone has been fighting a battle every waking hour, minute, and second of his life. The enemy? Time. And now in this special abridged version of Ace Bivone's Timesavers you'll learn all his trademark methods. Such as How to Multi-Task Each Moment, Economize Your Actions and of course, Create Your Own Shortcuts. If there's a way to save a second, Mr. Bivone will teach you how. And the best part is the whole thing is over and done with in under five minutes!!

Rattled by the panic and chaos of the modern world two strangers from opposite ends of the social spectrum meet in a hotel on the worst day of their lives. Daniel (Sam Hull), an up and coming businessman, has lost his home, his marriage and soon his job. He has holed up in a room at the hotel refusing to directly address the problems he faces. He has only a few random items with him among them a broken accordion. When things look their worst, a hotel maid named Sid (Orianna Herrman), a recently released mental patient who never speaks enters the room and impulsively begins to make beautiful music with the accordion, giving Daniel the only relief he has felt in days.

A young man follows a wind which leads out of the city and into the Scottish Highlands. Using the minimal details of everyday life, the film captures the moment between youth and adulthood, translating the colorful potential of life into reflective black and white images.