Directed and Written Terry Sanders Produced by Freida Lee Mock 30 Minutes Poignant, emotional and informative, To Live or Let Die explores the moral and ethical issues in the care of very ill newborns. It was the lead program for the PBS series "In Matters of Life and Death."
A Film by Terry Sanders Produced by Freida Lee Mock & Terry Sanders Narrated by Senator Edward Kennedy 18 Minutes A moving portrait chronicling the life, the times, the joys and sorrows of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. The film honors her work in the field of mental retardation.
In 1997 the so-called "Hall of the Races" in the Museum of Natural History in Vienna was closed and an exhibition showed what leading anthropology professors like Horst Seidler say: There are no racial differences among human beings. This film traces the origins of defining and rating races…
EXHIBITION ON SCREEN Pierre-Auguste Renoir is known and loved for his impressionist paintings of Paris. These paintings count among the world’s favourites. Renoir, however, grew tired of this style and changed course. This stunning film – based on the remarkable collection of 181 Renoirs…
EXHIBITION ON SCREEN (2013) Johannes Vermeer is a fascinating painter whose life and works are explored here in amazing detail. Filmed in London’s National Gallery, New York’s Met and other galleries in the USA and the Netherlands, this stunning film delves into a breath-taking collection…
This session will address Domestic Child Sex Trafficking with the goal of understanding the victim’s perspective, especially those victims who are involved with the child welfare system. Between 50-80% of trafficking victims have contact with the child welfare system and may have experienced homelessness,…
Rubén, a Spanish filmmaker living abroad since 2009, explores the political and socioeconomic reasons behind the recent massive migration of Spain’s “Lost Generation”. In the process, he describes the Indignados movement from the POV of Spanish exiles and tells his own personal…
This film documents the history of the leading figures, institutions and events that transformed the American stage in the wake of Civil Rights activism. It includes interviews with Ossie Davis, Amiri Baraka, James Earl Jones and Ntozake Shange, and clips from many landmark plays
2 Historic Newsreel titles. In interviews, Huey P. Newton describes the origins of the Panthers, Minister of Information Eldridge Cleaver explains their appeal to the Black community and Chairman Bobby Seals explains their 10 Point Program. SAN FRANCISCO STATE: ON STRIKE recounts how a student strike…
By wagon train and steamship, Jews began arriving in San Diego in 1850 when it was a small pueblo in the remote southwest corner of the U.S. Meet descendants of early Jewish pioneers, scientists, entrepreneurs as well as avant-garde artists, rabbis, and surfers in a living portrait of a vibrant and culturally-dynamic…
Challah Rising in the Desert celebrates the history and people of New Mexico’s unique Jewish community. In this new feature documentary, braided Challah bread represents five waves of settlement of New Mexico’s Jewish community including Conversos escaping the Spanish Inquisition 400 years…
This Academy Award-winning documentary explores issues facing elders who raise their grandchildren. Big Mama, 90, takes on Walter, 9, after convincing welfare officials that "age has nothing to do with love."
