Documentary Films on The D-Word
The New Woman: Annie 'Londonderry' Kopchovsky (2012)
Directed by Gillian Klempner Willman
Annie believed she could do anything any man could do--and set out on her bicycle to prove it.
In The Thicket - The Tony Bosco Story (2016)
Directed by Nicholas Czerula
Tony Bosco hid in plain sight for more than two decades in the most densely populated state in the n
Sap Season (2015)
Directed by Nicholas Czerula
Every spring at Kearsarge Gore Farm sap is harvested from the surrounding maple trees to create mapl
Unfinished Spaces (2011)
Directed by Alysa Nahmias & Benjamin Murray
"Cuba will count as having the most beautiful academy of arts in the world." Fidel Castro (19
GOLD FEVER (2013)
GOLD FEVER documents a Guatemalan village caught in the crosshairs of a worldwide frenzy for gold.
Jesuits of Tullabeg (2017)
Directed by Edward White
A rare glimpse into the lives of those who lived and worked in Tullabeg during the famine years
Five Days on Lesvos (unreleased)
Produced by Samantha Brown
1 million refugees fled to Europe by sea in 2015. Half came through the Greek Island of Lesvos.
Feeling Wanted (2015)
Directed by Yasmin Mistry
With a dad incarcerated for murder, a mom on drugs & a childhood in foster care, Charell knew it was
My Identity (2016)
Directed by Yasmin Mistry
My Identity tells the story of how race, religion, and family heritage can shape one's identity.
Brother Joseph and the Grotto (2013)
Produced by Carol Ann Vaughn Cross
The "true fairy tale" of a Bavarian hunchback monk who built a miniature city in the Alabama woods.
PUSSY GRAB Women's March on Paris 21 January 2017 (2017)
PUSSY GRAB Women's March on Paris 21 January 2017
Rhoda Scott, Music is like Breathing (2012)
Rhoda Scott Jazz Organ Organist Negro Spirituals Hammond organ
Wiping the Tears - Essuyer les larmes (2012)
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