The films have covered a wide variety of subjects, including immigration, freedom, millennium fears, and gothic cathedrals.
Janu got the idea for the film after meeting Brian Burns, a young janitor at Hersey High School who had been to South Sudan.
When Janu decided to document Burns's story for a classroom video, he met other people with experiences in South Sudan.
This film tells the story of Dr. Jerry Ehrlich, a pediatrician who has traveled to war-torn areas, giving his young patients crayons and paper to document their lives.
After the Chicago Sun-Times did a front page article about the detention club, the story was picked up by news wires and made it into newspapers and magazines across the country, including Time, USA Today, and Life.