Exploring themes of change and coming into one's own as well as traditions that last

Manwel Mifsud speaks about his collection of religious artifacts and the art of Maltese basket-making. (2024, 18:37)

Early on I learned that Todd was both an artist and a pipe maker, but when I heard he had owned a skateboard shop I knew I had to make a film. (2023, 25:33)

Blaze Isayan talks about how he turned his life around to become the person he wanted to be, and what he wants to do with what he's learned. (2023, 28:27)

I visited Senglea to talk with Khoen Liem about his plans for retirement, the cultural space he wants to create, his love of art, and his piano studies. (2023, 30:18) 

I visited The ARTfull Dodger, in Valletta, to talk with Mark about the ups and downs of the night life industry and how he navigated his way through them all. (2023, 32:11)

Fr. George talks about his long life, his many travels, and some of the people he's met along the way. (2023, 24:19)

L.J. Peretti of Boston, established in 1870, is one of the oldest tobacco stores in the country with a world-wide reputation. I investigate what makes Peretti's a destination store. (2023, 31:03)

Jennifer Gallagher talks about her Beacon Hill restaurant, Cobblestones, and how it brought everything she loved together. (2022, 24:26)

Viorica Naudi talks about her journey as a photographer, which began with a gift from her husband, Louis. (2022, 17:22)

Fausto Soldini is the owner of the Sotto restaurant group in Malta. Here he tells his story and speaks about his design aesthetic. (2022, 24:41)