00:15Australia makes great films, and it's not just Australians saying that.
00:21But film piracy puts all this at risk.
00:24Burning, buying, or downloading pirated films may seem harmless,
00:28but in the end, what you're really burning is the future of our film industry.
00:40When they took me from my family, I did not recognize this as honor.
00:48I did not see dancing as an opportunity.
00:55Now could I imagine how far it might go.
01:01Hey, hello.
01:03Welcome to Houston, home of the Oilers.
01:07Fantastic.
01:08My father would have $50 one year.
01:11You spent $500 one day.
01:15Hi.
01:17This is the biggest night in the arts calendar.
01:19How's he supposed to learn Don Quixote in three hours?
01:23He's up to it.
01:28On behalf of the Houston Ballet Company, he came as a student, and he came here as a star.
01:35I'm not going back to China, because I love you.
01:40I feel more free.
01:47If you stay in the United States, you have to defend.
01:51He's worried about his family.
01:54He helps me over the back to see him.
01:56I've got everything I can.
01:58I'm sorry, but the request for Transine to have his stay extended has been refused.
02:24It's been five long years since Li Xuanzin made his dramatic leap to freedom from Communist China.
02:35But your freedom came at a price.
02:37I haven't been allowed to be right to China since.
02:41My dream is one day I want to see my family again.
02:48But when I dance, I dance for them.
03:14I have great faith in you, Billy.
03:22I have been itemizing
03:24supplies from the canteen
03:25I should have known one of your
03:36average and be kind would be worth nothing
03:39That's not true, father
03:41What?
03:50Hey boy, where you been come from?
03:52I've been running away from boarding school
03:54I want to go home
03:55Where you home, boy?
03:57Brew
03:58That's my home, too
03:59I'm gonna take this boy home to bro
04:04Wake up, time to go
04:06We're going to brew, remember?
04:09Ready, kids?
04:14Good
04:14God, we've run over in aborigines
04:17Driving up the dusty red highway
04:20How far exactly is room?
04:22We don't need maps, slippery
04:24We haven't ever reached no elder
04:26Coming back home
04:27I will find a boy
04:31You got a woman?
04:32Well, I got this girl, Rosie
04:35Sometimes it's hard
04:36Is she your boyfriend?
04:38No
04:38Well, all right then
04:39But I don't know if she liked me
04:41But I didn't know if she liked me
04:45I don't even know these people
04:47Run, come on, smile
04:48Run for me
05:01So, do you want to come out back for a hot cup of tea?
05:06Everybody, everybody say, all the way to a brand new day, everybody, everybody say, all the way to a brand
05:18new day, everybody, everybody say.
05:23All the way to a brand new day, everybody, everybody say, all the way to a brand new day, everybody,
05:35everybody say.
05:43That was him.
05:54Hey, your son nearly crushed my kid. He's a whole lot bigger.
05:58Are you saying my son is overweight?
06:01It's glandular.
06:05Mom, Lucas wants the nipple.
06:07Well, the milk truck has less condition.
06:11Wow, you're a stay-at-home mom? Nobody in the city would admit to that.
06:17Oh, oh, Lucas is here. Did he notice?
06:23What's my birthday tomorrow?
06:24I'm going to have a triple layer cake with purple frosting.
06:27You are brave.
06:28How so?
06:29Just to live as you do, you know, the stairs, the children, the car, the doctor.
06:35You have no idea how lucky you are to be married to a consummate multitasker.
06:38It has, uh, are you wearing a night hat?
06:43I'm submitting a piece to a parenting magazine.
06:46Let's write 500 words about what motherhood means to me.
06:49There's something validating about having a real job.
06:53Particularly one that actually pays for the child care required to do it.
06:56Do you think this is the, uh, the best use of your creative energy?
06:59Oh, so you used to be a writer, too.
07:01It's just, you know, when you have kids.
07:07I want to know what makes you want to live a life with passion.
07:14Vince Paul.
07:15Her name is Clara, not Clara.
07:18It's your own fault.
07:19You gave her an Edna name.
07:21A what?
07:22Lesbian librarian names.
07:24Comes a comedy about finding who you are.
07:26Don't mam me.
07:27I may technically be old enough to be your mother, but I am not a ma'am.
07:30And holding on to what you love.
07:33Motherhood is about accepting things that you cannot control.
07:35Did you say how heartbreaking that fact is?
07:41Academy Award nominee, Uma Thurman.
07:43I'm just trying to raise two kids in this godforsaken city that's a shadow of its former self.
07:48What's with a horseback suit?
07:49Oh, this?
07:50It's UV protection, though.
07:52Kind of looks like a little baby Klansman.
07:55Motherhood.
07:57You urban moms have no comprehension of your carbon footprint.
08:00I'd like to shove my carbon footprint right up your-
08:04You're what?
08:05You're what?
08:29You're what?
08:30You're what?
08:44You're what?
