Australia's universities are embroiled in a growing geo-political storm as tensions between China and Hong Kong play out 7,500 kilometers away. Amid rising concerns over the Chinese Government's expanding power abroad, pro and anti Beijing activists have clashed on campuses. And while universities…
Reminiscent of Searching for Sugarman, director Miguel Ángel Vidaurre’s self-described “pop memory exercise” follows North American singer Dean Reed’s surprising and unlikely political transformation after learning of the brutality and repression of U.S.-supported regimes…
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Red Hope? The Blacklisting of Hope Foye (Her Story, Her Songs) explores the life of African American classical opera singer Hope Foye—her struggles for justice, for survival, and for her music. Red Hope immerses the viewer into the Senate chambers with Hope Foye and the McCarran Sub-committee…
Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton is the second in our "Rediscovering" series. Richard Brookhiser returns as host. Beginning life as an illegitimate immigrant from the West Indies, Hamilton was a self-made man. As the first Treasury Secretary, Hamilton's service to the nation went far beyond…
Rediscovering George Washington takes the two-dimensional man out of our wallets and explores his character. Host Richard Brookhiser talks to a former President, anti-tax rebels, and the descendants of slaves; he goes to industrial Brooklyn, the Oscars, and a two-hundred -year- old still. Broadcast on…
Six friends decided to canoe from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean, all for the sake of adventure. They battled against the current on the Mighty Mississippi, weathered a winter of snow and ice, traversed massive lakes, dodged constantly shifting forest fires, and shot challenging whitewater. It…
47 children are given a free rein on an abandoned construction site in Copenhagen, where nature has long since taken over. Here, they will go to school for ten weeks and discover what nature has to teach them. The film is told through scenes with the children, but also with nature’s voice as a…
March 2020 marked the ninth anniversary of the deadly conflict in Syria. The violence has cost the lives of more than 500,000 Syrians and displaced more than 12 million — over half the Syrian population — as part of the world’s largest humanitarian crisis since World War II. This…
A film by Trevor Graham and Sharon Connolly. Women, Peace and Politics in the Great Depression - Three women discuss their history and involvement with the Communist Party of Australia. May Pennefather trained to be a nurse, and in 1937, after working in both Perth and Sydney, she volunteered to…
This rental is intended for educational use and is allowed to be streamed in classrooms, workshops, and small community settings. For theatrical or large community screenings, please e-mail info@mediaed.org for permission and fees. When filmmaker Diana Fabianova reached puberty, she found herself…
