Documentary Films on The D-Word
H.O.P.E. Was Here (2014)
Directed by Mark Denega
A story about the merits and pitfalls of short-term volunteering abroad, or "voluntourism."
The Hamlet of Canfield Gardens (2016)
Directed by jill campbell
At 89 famed British writer Bernard Kops must come to terms with a major theme in his work: death.
CALL IT DEMOCRACY (2005)
Directed by Matt Kohn
People used to say every vote counts - now they don’t. Ever wonder why?
Taino Daca (I Am) (unreleased)
Directed by Alex Zacarias
“The same way they wrote us out of history we will write ourselves back in."
Ring Laila (2010)
Directed by Anuradha Rana
“Men want women to be their equal … as long as they stay one step behind them.”
AGE UP (2015)
Directed by Jill Freidberg
Seattle youth are learning how to become tomorrow's leaders while playing Ultimate Frisbee.
Voices of Grief, Honoring the Sacred Journey (2016)
Directed by Deb Collins
Grief in the 21st Century: The Search for Compassion, Community and Connection.
Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah (2015)
Produced by Kimberley Warner
The first major documentary exploring the life and work of French iconoclast Claude Lanzmann.
