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Spend a morning at the Garvald Bakery, where a team of workers with intellectual disabilities prepares bread for all of Edinburgh. In its eleven minutes,…
MORE ›Immunologist James P. Allison, recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine, and medical colleagues reflect on his remarkable career, including the discovery that is revolutionizing cancer treatment.
MORE ›Mark O’Brien, who was severely stricken with polio at a young age, believes disability to be a social problem, as it can happen to anyone.…
MORE ›Stricken with polio as a child and confined to an iron lung, one man refuses to let this limitation define his existence.
MORE ›The central Asian tradition of snatching young women against their will for marriage has been in resurgence since the breakup of the Soviet Union. This…
MORE ›The sound of “Claire de Lune” being played gently on the piano provides the atmosphere and wordless sentiment for The Bridge Man, a short film…
MORE ›North Carolina produces more tobacco than any other state in America. This film describes a journey taken by our filmmaker across the social, economic, and…
MORE ›North Carolina produces more tobacco than any other state in America. This film describes a journey taken across the social, economic, and psychological tobacco terrain…
MORE ›With a blend of performance footage and penetrating discussions about her purpose and process, this film follows Okwui Okpokwasili as she tours her powerful one-woman play around the country.
MORE ›Jay Leyda takes the viewer around The Bronx, his black-and-white cinematography as perky as René Clair’s of Paris, as gently touching as a witty poet’s…
MORE ›An unemployed Puerto Rican father chases the “look of a lifetime” when he realizes he bears an uncanny resemblance to our 44th president.
MORE ›Florin Krasniqi is a charismatic, straightforward Brooklyn contractor who owns a roofing company. He is also one of the biggest suppliers of guns and ammunition…
MORE ›A rapid-fire succession of archival footage and Hollywood clips offers an unconventional view of the Great Depression.
MORE ›A murder trial ignites the small farming community of Munnsville, New York, when Delbert Ward, an eccentric and uneducated man, confesses to suffocating his brother in the isolated home they shared with two other brothers. Was the killing an act of mercy? Was Delbert’s confession coerced? In Brother’s Keeper, a surprisingly complicated story emerges.
MORE ›Famed horse whisperer Buck Brannaman ―helps horses with people problems‖ by invoking the healing magic of the human-animal bond.
MORE ›“Whenever I draw a circle, I immediately want to step out of it.” So said R. Buckminster Fuller, who, for the better part of the…
MORE ›The stories of six people and their guide dogs explore the powerful bond between human and canine.
MORE ›A droll visit of discovery to desolate North Dakota and it’s active, inactive, and being decommissioned (blown-up) missile silos. With a mordant commentary about the…
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