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"I don't want to die, I want to live. I'm pretty good at running away, and this is my escape!" This is how Karina Hollekim describes her dedication...
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Four women revisit the moment that changed their lives forever in the wake of the 1972 Munich Olympic Massacre.
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Despite controversy and threats, Muslim singer/songwriter turned spiritual leader Ani Zonneveld takes a stand for justice through activism.
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This is a story of six men and women who established in the 70s a Jewish-Palestinian Marxist movement named "The Workers Alliance" and attempted...
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The story behind Miss World contestant Anastasia Lin using her most powerful weapon, her beauty to stand up to an oppressive regime.
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Born Again is a documentary by and about one woman’s 30-year search to come to terms with her true sexual identity while growing up in...
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Ina Pinkney is a Chicago legend of the tastiest kind. Known around town as the “Breakfast Queenâ€, she has been feeding Chicagoans...
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For ten years, Ann Murray Paige covered the news--but for the biggest story of her life she turned the camera on herself. When Murray-Paige,...
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The incredible story of the courageous women who for years stood at the checkpoints between Israel and the West Bank to safeguard human rights....
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Damned to Heaven documents the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints (FLDS), a polygamist religious sect on the Utah/Arizona border headed by Warren...
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In remote, rural Tibet, Buddhist nuns live as nomadic subsistence farmers and herders as they struggle to eat and survive. The nuns of Kala...
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No Jewish divorce is complete without the man literally giving the woman her freedom back. The film follows several such ‘chained’ women...
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This documentary will detail the intimate psychological journey of Norma Jeane Baker, calling on never-before-interviewed relatives and experts...
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THE EXECUTION OF WANDA JEAN chronicles the last three months of Wanda Jean Allen's life, which culminated in her death by lethal injection on...
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When filmmaker Emily Ting was asked by her father to return to Asia and take over the family business, she didn’t exactly know how to...
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Daniela and Yotam, a young loving couple, arrive excitedly at the hospital, expecting the birth of their twin daughters. As the big moment arrives,...
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In this lyrical and moving documentary, four intersex women tell their stories with astonishing bravery and candour. Set against beautiful yet...
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XAVIERA HOLLANDER, "THE HAPPY HOOKER": PORTRAIT OF A SEXUAL REVOLUTIONARY is about one of the world's most important sexual icons. Through interviews...
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The blood, sweat and tears that go into every bottle of wine.
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After spending the first ten years of her life in a Catholic orphanage, the young and fiery Awet excitedly learns that she is soon to be reunited...
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Six year old Krisel is a blind girl of Filipino origin. Born in the back room of a house in Israel, she was deserted by her birth mother. Together...
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Meet Katie Lee, the 96-year-old activist who opposed the Glen Canyon Dam and has forever been its immutable warrior in this uplifting short.
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A fascinating drama about a fascinating woman, skilled politician and resolute fighter for women's rights!
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One mother's search to find out why privileged children are the most unhappy leads her on a quest for understanding with her fifteen-year-old...
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A former high-flying New York socialite turned Erin Brockovich-style campaigner is in a race against time to save her son’s life.
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In 1938 the Blumenthals began their journey to America as refugees from Nazi Germany. Just before departing from Rotterdam, the Germans invaded...
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Edith Hahn was an outspoken young woman studying law in Vienna when the Gestapo forced her into the Jewish ghetto. Knowing she would become a...
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This documentary is about the importance of sisterhood and sports to overcome disease and despair. The “Pink Lionesses” live life to its...
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Projecting the Body is an intimate look at Stephen Cummins’ life and career, bringing together his film and photographic work, rare home...
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Charlotte Glynn moves home to chronicle her sister Rachel's last year in school. Rachel is developmentally disabled and Rachel Is documents the...
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This film reveals the feisty feminist icon Alice Shalvi at 90, looking back, but also forward, with contagious joy and unwavering honesty.
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An intimate portrait of surprisingly different women in a war stricken land.
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Never too late to live your dream.
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Resilience follows a Korean birth mother and her American son as they reunite and attempt to build a relationship after 30 years apart.
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How do you build your identity when your past has been stripped away?
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She risks everything in order to save her daughter's life.
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In 1969, weary of the harsh way of life in the U.S. ghettos and motivated by a sense of lack of origin, a number of African-Americans moved to......
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Directed, produced, and scored by Odette Springer, the film marks Springer's career in the B-movie industry and explores the conflicts and complexities...
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A look at the do-it-yourself world of underground music from the perspective of those who make it happen. Inspired by a quote from late director...
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An Academy Award Nominee for Best Documentary 2000, World premiere at Sundance 1999, SPEAKING IN STRINGS is a rhythmic, often humorous film about...
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1943: Holland is under Nazi occupation. In Amsterdam, Jack, an unassuming accountant, first meets Ina at a birthday party - a 20-year-old beauty...
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The story of the famed Lower East Side smoked fish emporium Russ & Daughters and the Jewish immigrant family who has run it for 100 years and...
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A Jewish teenager and an injured soldier join a doomed plot to kill Hitler.
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"Bob Dylan may be the Shakespeare of our time," says BJ Rolfzen, Dylan's high school English teacher. Even Shakespeare had parents and a home...
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We are always told that love lasts forever like in children’s fairy tales, but the reality is that people change and relationships expire....
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Transit examines what it means to be a family and what it means to be a stranger, within one's home and in a foreign land.
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This is the story of a promising young rider from San Diego who held the Israeli high jump record for 20 years.
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Swedish Journalist and former refugee, Khazar Fatemi, returns to her childhood country of Afghanistan for the first time in 20 years.
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Two women's lives change when Zuhara, on her way to her sister's wedding even though she's estranged from her Orthodox family, picks up Neriman,...
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WHY WE WAX is a hilarious look at modern culture’s obsession with hair removal. With a light touch, through countless interviews, including...
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Etel, 9 years old, experiences her first period in a traditional Jewish family.
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