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Who Needs Sleep?

from Jeff Wexler PRO on September 20, 2013 12 years ago

Unsettled by the preventable death of a coworker, filmmaker Haskell Wexler learns that sleep deprivation and long work hours are a deadly combination. Wexler takes us behind the Hollywood scene where film workers try to deal with the deleterious effects of sleep deprivation. Interweaving medical findings…

Pseudology: The Art of Lying

from Little Light Studios PRO on September 25, 2013 12 years ago

Parents Television Council Seal of Approval Recipient. The entertainment industry has long stood as one of the most influential businesses on the planet. Yet there is an overwhelming misconception that it's content has no effect upon your life. Exactly how much of an effect media has upon you…

Hit The Road: India

from Manana Films PRO on September 25, 2013 12 years ago

Hit The Road: India is a travel adventure documentary following two friends, Ric Gazarian and Keith King, participating in Mumbai Xpress - a 12-day-long rickshaw rally across India, from Mumbai to Chennai, recognized by Lonely Planet as one of the top ten greatest adventures in the world. More details…

Stolen Seas

from Saboteur Media PRO on September 24, 2013 12 years ago

WHITE LIKE ME

from Media Education Foundation PRO on September 24, 2013 12 years ago

For years, Tim Wise's bestselling books and spellbinding lectures have challenged some of our most basic assumptions about race in America. WHITE LIKE ME brings the full range of his work to the screen, showing how white privilege has perpetuated racial inequality and race-driven political resentments…

Mr. Cao Goes to Washington

from S. Leo Chiang PRO on September 24, 2013 12 years ago

What happens when the naiveté of a political rookie clashes with the realities of racial politics of the American South and ultra-partisan struggles in Washington DC? MR. CAO GOES TO WASHINGTON follows the unexpected journey of Rep. Joseph Cao--the first Vietnamese American elected to the US Congress,…

Made in L.A.

from Lucernam Films SL PRO on September 23, 2013 12 years ago

The Emmy-winning film MADE IN L.A. tells the remarkable story of María, Lupe and Maura, three Latina immigrants working in Los Angeles garment sweatshops who embark on a three-year odyssey to win basic labor protections from a trendy clothing retailer. Hailed by THE NEW YORK TIMES as “an…

Song Sung Blue

from Reel As Dirt PRO on September 23, 2013 12 years ago

SONG SUNG BLUE is a Reel As Dirt award-winning documentary feature film that tells the alternately inspiring and tragic love story of Lightning & Thunder, a homegrown Milwaukee husband and wife singing duo who pay tribute to the music of Neil Diamond. NEIL DIAMOND - "I'M HONORED TO HAVE…

The Vanishing Spring Light - directed by Xun Yu "Fish"

from EyeSteelFilm Distribution PRO on September 21, 2013 12 years ago

"Best film - First Appearance" - IDFA 2011 Busan Film Festival - Official Competition “The Vanishing Spring Light” follows Grandma Jiang in her final days. On a street set to vanish with redevelopment, the grandmother suffers a stroke and loses what little freedom she had. Conflict…

One Direction: Going Our Way

from Vision Films PRO on September 20, 2013 12 years ago

Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, and Louis Tomlinson, members of One Direction, have grown into one of the hottest music groups on the Planet. Follow their journey from X-Factor to world domination through the hearts of every young fan, earning the respect of peers and music legends…

Glastonbury: The Movie in Flashback

from Vision Films PRO on September 20, 2013 12 years ago

A no-holds-barred trip through the music, magic and midsummer madness of the legendary Glastonbury Festival. Featuring The Orb, Spiritualized, The Verve, Lemonheads, Porno for Pyros and more! A must-see for all festival fans. Directed by Robin Mahoney

The Bus

from Jeff Wexler PRO on September 20, 2013 12 years ago

In August 1963, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom changed the course of American history. A little-known filmmaker named Haskell Wexler traveled by bus from San Francisco to the March with an idealistic group of Bay Area residents - black and white and Asian-American; teenagers and elders;…