Through the eyes of funeral director Isaiah Owens, the beauty and grace of African-American funerals are brought to life. Filmed at Owens Funeral Home in New York City’s historic Harlem neighborhood, this award-winning documentary takes an up-close look at the rarely seen world of undertaking in…
ENGLISH Walter Badet, French horseman, spends a day amongst wild horses ( Mustangs ), the last living herd of the Shoshone Indians. After spending twenty years in the West and in direct contact with Indian culture, he helps us discover a life philosophy taught from the horse. A unique documentary…
Sirius is a feature length documentary that follows Dr. Steven Greer – an Emergency Medicine doctor turned UFO/ New Energy researcher – as he struggles to disclose top secret information about classified energy & propulsion techniques. Along the way, Dr. Greer investigates new technology…
This award-winning documentary exposes the problems associated with our current fossil fuel economy and also goes the next step to showcase concrete solutions for those who want to educate themselves and be part of the solution. The film features passionate individuals, entrepreneurs, experts and scientists…
When the world's most famous nature reserves were created in the 50s and 60s, few people know that the indigenous people of East Africa, who had lived there in harmony with nature for 3000 years, were evicted from these areas. Tanzania is today the eighth poorest nation in the world. Yet, in a country…
ARAB AMERICAN ROAD MOVIE introduces people of all ages and from all regions of the United States. Whether singing Yankee Doodle Dandy in Knoxville, clapping to the beat of Arabic music in Boston, marching for women's rights in DC, or chopping parsley at the Fourth Annual National Tabouleh Day in…
For more than 20 years, the LRA, led by the infamous Joseph Kony, employed satanic rituals and brutal force to abduct and control over 25,000 children to serve as sex slaves and child soldiers to prosecute a war that ranks as one of history's most brutal. Although Uganda's military (UPDF)…
In an earlier but not so distant age, the nation of Fiji groaned under the weight of superstition, sorcery and cannibalism. Ancestral spirits roamed freely, promising abundance and demanding their due. Tribal fighting was gruesome. Fueled by revenge and greed, violent warriors devastated entire villages…
In 1987 seven Los Angeles residents, seven Palestinians and one Kenyan immigrant, are rounded up in early dawn raids by federal law enforcement agents. Neither side knows that the arrests will lead to 20 years of courtroom drama and the longest trial in immigration court history. VOICES IN EXILE:…
Nearly ten years after the making of Tales from Arab Detroit, we see how lives have changed as a result of the aftermath of September 11th.
Egyptian storyteller Sheikh Ghanim Mansour journeys to America to recite excerpts of the 1000-year-old Bani Hilal epic, a tale of migration. His presence ignites lively discussion around issues of loss, cultural change and assimilation in Detroit’s large immigrant Arab community. The elders,…
GAZA GHETTO: PORTRAIT OF A PALESTINIAN FAMILY was the first documentary feature made in Gaza. It focuses on life under military occupation in Jabalia, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Gaza. A child is born and a child dies, and we come to understand the impact of decades of war and displacement…
