Films


Sir! No Sir!
David Zeiger

Prison, boycotts, rock ’n’ roll, hard labor, propaganda leaflets dropped from airplanes onto wide-open army bases, mutiny, riots, underground newspapers, coffeehouses, concerts, and demonstrations, small…

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Sister Rose’s Passion
Oren Jacoby

Sister Rose Thering, an elderly Dominican nun, loves her vocation, her religion and her God, but she hates the tide of anti-Semitism that has permeated…

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Sisters in Resistance
Maia Wechsler

Here is a celebration of four memorable women who fought in the French resistance during WWII. They talk about their resistance, arrest, imprisonment, deportation, concentration…

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Site Specific_Las Vegas 05
Olivo Barbieri

Is the Oasis of Sin part of the American landscape or merely a grand illusion embedded in our collective imagination? Consisting of sweeping aerial shots…

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Sivan
Zohar Elefant

This minimalist experimental short is the opposite of a sports documentary. Instead of photographing the field or the athletes, filmmaker Zohar Elefant inverts our gaze,…

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The Sixth Section
Alex Rivera

A weekly Saturday night gathering of fellow immigrants in chilly upstate New York turns into an exercise in serious philanthropy and the chance to make a significant difference in their hometown in Mexico.

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Skate Dreams
Jessica Edwards

Solo sports are highly competitive in nature, especially those that join the ranks of the Olympics. Jessica Edwards’s Skate Dreams is a refreshing take on…

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Skateistan: To Live and Skate Kabul
Orlando von Einsiedel

Skateboarding comes to Kabul, Afghanistan, offering a group of kids an escape from the desolation and violence in their war-torn country.

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Sketches of Frank Gehry
Sydney Pollack

A portrait of one of the most daring architects of the 20th century, this film goes far beyond a biographical picture, delving into the relationship…

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Sky and Ground
Talya Tibbon, Joshua Bennett

Incorporating a refugee family’s own footage, Sky and Ground follows a Syrian-Kurdish refugee family as they flee from a holding camp at the Greece-Macedonia border and take their chances at reaching asylum by foot on a perilous one-way trip to Berlin.

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The Sky Turns
Mercedes Álvarez

The filmmaker travels to the village in Northern Spain where she was born to produce this breathtakingly beautiful meditation on place. Impressionistic cinematography focuses attention…

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SL-1
Diane Orr

This almost unknown film offers a stark, poetic re-creation of the 1962 meltdown at SL-1, a nuclear reactor in Idaho Falls. The filmmakers explore every…

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Slap Shot
George Roy Hill

Paul Newman stars as Reggie Dunlop, the aging player-coach of a minor-league hockey team, the Charlestown Chiefs. In the wake of local mill closings and a…

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Slomo
Josh Izenberg

A wealthy neurologist leaves the rat race behind and gracefully skates his way, on one foot, to
spiritual fulfillment.

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Slowerblack
Jessica Edwards

A hand-poke tattoo artist in Brooklyn reflects on her unique style and approach to inking.

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Small Town Secrets
Katherine Leggett

Filmmaker Katherine Leggett deftly weaves together home movies, photographs, phone conversations and web-cam footage to tell this personal story of growing up with closeted gay…

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The Smell of Burning Ants
Jay Rosenblatt

The Smell of Burning Ants is a haunting account of the pains and trauma of growing up male. In a layered and non-didactic way, it…

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Smile ‘Til It Hurts: The Up With People Story
Lee Storey

Ever wondered about Up With People, the preternaturally perky, wholesome singing group who seemed to be everywhere on TV in the sixties and seventies? Morphing…

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