A powerful look at the pioneering, grassroots campaign of the first African American woman to run for President.

This in-depth look at the University of Alabama’s integration crisis chronicles key decisions from multiple perspectives, including those of Governor George Wallace and President John F. Kennedy.

Campaign strategists, and an acutely aware journalist, take center stage in this document of the volatile 1994 Virginia senatorial race between Oliver North and Charles Robb.

An examination of Senator Eugene McCarthy’s dramatic and unsuccessful 1969 presidential campaign, constructed from thousands of feet of newsreel.

In 2012, unorthodox GOP candidates navigate the Iowa caucuses—an endless series of public events and uncomfortable questions—in hopes of securing their party’s nomination.

This short film trails New York Senate hopeful Robert Kennedy as he makes a public appearance at a New York City chldren’s school at Christmas time.

This daring narrative, set against the backdrop of the riots surrounding the 1968 Democratic Convention, unpacks the moral obligations of bearing witness through the story of a news cameraman and his relationship with a single mother.

American political strategists from the firm Greenberg Carville Shrum advise on marketign tactics for Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada’s campaign for president of Bolivia.