Examines problems of teenage pregnancies in the Marshall Islands. The country's high birth rate and limitations of land and other resources is creating a major concern for the future. Produced for UNFPA

This film raises awareness on the causes and risks of HIV/AIDS. The film includes interviews with two people living with the disease and how they are coping. In Fijian.

A regional look at efforts to educate the public in the Pacific about HIV and AIDS. Efforts in Tonga, Samoa, Papua New Guinea, Marshall Islands and Fiji are highlighted.

Young people talk about their challenges as they negotiate traditional culture and contemporary society. Topics include crime and the lack of opportunities. Produced for UNICEF

High population growth is creating health and education problems in Solomon Islands. Communicable diseases are common and lack of resources prevents families from sending all their children to school.Produced for UNFPA

Examines the current situation of children in the Pacific island countries and how a UN convention seeks to improve that situation. Involves interviews with children, young adults and experts. Produced for UNICEF

Filmed in Tuvalu, this film highlights the many problems this tiny atoll country faces as a result of population growth. It also suggests solutions to the country's growth problems.

This drama examines the issue of corporal punishment in schools. The film centers around one student and a teacher who grapples with the dilemma of whether to discipline the student or engage him more in schoolwork.

Examines the work of the Fiji Society of the Red Cross in the local community. Individual volunteers are featured who help sick people, hand out emergency supplies and work with disabled children.