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Carrie has started taking Taekwondo-classes but is kicked to the floor again and again.
– everything is connected
Carrie has started taking Taekwondo-classes but is kicked to the floor again and again.
Carrie and the eternal struggle between creativity and life. [Vignette]
Carrie gives up her ‘passion business’, but what should she do instead?
A story about how to welcome those broken dreams of ever becoming an artist.
Carrie tries to discuss some of her personal problems with her estranged father – perhaps too early.
Carrie begins to obsess about the idea that her dead friend, Lin, may be alive in a scientifically acceptable ‘ghost universe’.
Carrie is offered 100,000 dollars from the head of a Scientology-like organization to ‘change her life’ but what is the catch?
Michael has a nightmare – all of the time. And only his mother can keep him away from it.
Carrie and Jon are at war every night to get their son to sleep. And there are no winners.
Returning to Bolivia after 15 years, Carrie finds out that an old friendship perhaps never was what she imagined it to be.
Are you meant not to be friends with some people, even though you feel you have a strange connection?
A holiday trip becomes a trying journey for everyone – with or without autism.
Sometimes we connect the strangest memories to people we have lost. That makes them no less beautiful.
On a bus-ride, Carrie befriends Anna, an elderly photographer who shows her a perspective on life.
What happens when you are waiting at the airport to meet an old friend after 16 years but is not sure you can forgive her for staying out of touch for so long?
Carrie becomes obsessed with finding out the fate of one Anna Lee Shepherd – a teenage survivor from a destructive Civil War raid.
Carrie has finally ditched both drugs and her violent boyfriend. Is it time to get rid of her gun, too?
In a boarding house on the Pacific Coast, Carrie meets a potential new friend whose scars may rival her own.
When Carrie is a witness to bikers assaulting a man, she has to make yet another choice about life or death.
Going cold turkey in a lonely motel room, trying to rid herself of cocaine addiction, Carrie writes a letter to the daughter she does not yet have.
It’s stupid to try to walk through the desert from Painted Rocks to Tucson with only half a bottle of water in your handbag. But Carrie is doing so anyway – or is she? [Vignette]
Carrie chats with her stepbrother about choosing between war or peace, in the family and elsewhere.
Carrie befriends a Falklands War-veteran who turns out to have a dark side.
Carrie is stranded at the Santa Cruz airport in Bolivia waiting for someone who may never come
A story about the way we often say goodbye to past relationships.
In a Bolivian market, Carrie helps a lost little boy search for his mother, with some unexpected consequences.
Carrie must face a difficult life situation with a fellow young traveler.
Meeting the perfect traveling companion is sometimes reason to leave as soon as you can.
Carrie has traveled all the way to Lima in Peru but has not escaped her grief. She wonders how to find the strength to go on.
Carrie’s friend, Nadine, tries to stop Carrie from traveling to South America with no plan to ever come back.
Carrie, Lin, Lars and Alan all meet to celebrate New Year’s Eve in an isolated holiday house half a year after high school.
Carrie has to decide if she wants to keep living with Lin.
A wild weekend has the prospect of derailing Carrie and Alan’s lives forever …
What are the options to save your best friend from a broken home?
Can you say yes to such a gift from someone you only just met?
What would you do if you had ruined the first meeting with someone who could have been your best friend?
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