“I AM”
Asks, What is wrong with our world?
And what can we do about it?
The 2010 World Humanitarian Day Project
project is a collaborative film shot in over 40 countries in under 9 weeks, on a shoestring budget - with the goal of showing the enormous diversity of places, faces and endeavors of humanitarian aid workers in 2010.
Countdown To Zero
documentary about the escalating nuclear arms race.
Restrepo
The movie focuses on a remote 15-man outpost, Restrepo, named after a platoon medic who was killed in action. It was considered one of the most dangerous postings in the US military.
Living In Emergency
For the first time in its history, a film crew has been allowed access to the field operations of the world largest medical NGO—Doctors Without Borders. Filmed in the war zones of Liberia and Congo, “Living in Emergency” follows four volunteer doctors as they struggle to provide emergency care in extreme conditions. Amidst the chaos, each volunteer must confront the severe challenges of the work, the tough choices and the limits of their own idealism. (www.livinginemergency.com)
8: The Mormon Proposition is almost certainly a film that will make you angry. That’s the point — it’s a documentary that unapologetically outlines the Mormon Church’s role in (as the film contends, orchestrating) the Proposition 8 campaign in California in 2008 — the infamous piece of legislation that banned gay marriage in the state.
The Illusionists feature-length documentary about the manipulation and exploitation of women’s insecurities about their bodies – for profit.
