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Abundant Land: Soil, Seeds and Swales |
Doc |
Natasha Florentino |
ABUNDANT LAND is a documentary about a Hawaiian community resisting the biotech industry’s use of their island as a laboratory for testing genetically engineered seeds. |
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Alien – The Unfulfilled American Dream |
Doc |
Vidyut Latay |
Immigration laws created to protect Americans are limiting the contributions of the highly skilled, sorely needed legal immigrants, and forcing them to return to their home countries. |
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American Visionary: The Story of Barbara Marx Hubbard |
Doc |
Karen Everett |
This documentary explores how the human condition can improve radically within our lifetime through the story of Barbara Marx Hubbard, called the “mother of conscious evolution” by Deepak Chopra. |
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Belly of the Beast |
Doc |
Erika Cohn |
The significance of “Belly of the Beast” lies in the banality of the evil it
exposes, intimately chronicling the journey of women fighting reproductive injustice
in their communities. |
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Between Day and Night |
Doc |
Zachary Kerschberg |
A group of immigrant artists living in Berlin strive to be free from society, self-doubt and financial instability. |
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Growing Up: Brits Feeding Brits |
Doc |
William Thomas Mann |
Home-grown, sustainable food for the people and the planet – bringing production to your doorstep and back where it belongs. |
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In an Ideal World |
Doc |
Noel Schwerin |
Seven years, three men, one prison. IN AN IDEAL WORLD is the story of three lifers locked intimately in the struggle to survive, and ultimately to change, a world of obligatory violence and deeply entrenched racial division. |
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Happy Humans |
Doc |
Christopher Julian Limón |
After losing the Happiest person he knew, one man’s Altruism leads to a HAPPY HUMANS Movement after deciding to combine his talents with his passion to do good deeds, making a difference in the lives of others! This is his journey. |
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Last Days of Chinatown |
Doc |
Nicole Macdonald |
Detroit’s Cass Corridor, one of the roughest areas in the city for the last one hundred years, is now scheduled for a complete overhaul in 2014, as long-awaited change finally hits Detroit. In their own voices, we hear how residents survived, how they died, who fled the area and why — as gentrification now remakes the corridor — long home to the poor, the destitute, the disenfranchised, the artists, and visionaries of the city. |
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Lobster fra Diavolo – The Movie |
Short |
Jane Barbara & Oriana Oppice |
“Mr. Lobster”, the live lobster vegan granddaughter Angie must pick up from the fish store has other ideas about ending up as the main ingredient in Nonna’s beloved Christmas Eve pasta dish, linguine lobster fra diavolo. |
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Peanut Gallery |
Doc |
Molly Gandour |
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Rachel Flowers – Hearing in Believing |
Doc |
Lorenzo DeStefano |
A remarkable twenty-year old instrumentalist and composer, Rachel Flowers was born 15 weeks premature and has been blind since she was three month old. This hasn’t kept her from developing into a major talent since beginning her studies at the age of 4 at the Southern California Conservatory of Music. |
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Search Party |
Short |
Tesia J. Walker |
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Stranger at Home |
Doc |
Luis Remesar |
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Stumped |
Doc |
Robin Berghaus |
After losing his limbs, filmmaker Will Lautzenheiser pursues stand-up comedy as therapy, and attempts to get his life back by undergoing an experimental double-arm transplantation at the world-famous Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston. |
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Taking Stock |
Doc |
Benjamin Stillerman |
A South African documentary about family business, which spends a month with the filmmaker’s father, examining the universal relationships between work, family, community and country. |
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Not The Same: Families After War |
Doc |
Stephanie Seldin Howard |
Life will never be the same for families of wounded vets coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan. |
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The Last Fall |
Feature |
Ross Campbell |
An Ex-Pastor/ Playboy learns how to reconcile with his dark past after falling in love with an Atheist. |
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The Last Laugh |
Doc |
Brenna Sanchez & Tom Putnam |
The Last Laugh tells the story of controversial rap duo Insane Clown Posse (ICP), their fans (known as Juggalos), and their ongoing struggle with the FBI in a landmark case that may be a bellwether of change for First Amendment rights. |
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Voices of Grief: Love Stories |
Doc |
Kathy Sparnins & Deborah Collins |
Grief in the 21st Century: The Search for Compassion, Community & Connection. |
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Yesterday Last Year |
Feature |
Adam Bradley |
A love triangle between a cautious engineer, a wily philosopher, and an amoral mathematician gets complicated once a time machine enters the picture. |
