THE NEW BREED documents the rise of a new type of business person - The Social Entrepreneur. The film captures the journey of three compelling millennials as they start businesses to tackle social and environmental issues; including Poverty, Homelessness and Environmental Pollution. Kohl, co-founder…
In 2002 we were offered an opportunity to make a long-term observation film about the radical expansion of a well-known small museum in the Berkshires, the Clark Art Institute. It was built in the 1950s in a neo-classical style. Sterling and Francine Clark, passionate collectors of Impressionist paintings,…
One Day University presents a series of video lectures recorded in real-time from some of the top minds in the United States. Given by award-winning professors and experts in their field, these recorded lectures dive deep into the worlds of religion, government, literature, and social justice. The…
The New Corporation reveals a world now fully remade in the corporation's image, and the danger this poses to democracy.
With the failure of President Herbert Hoover's policies and ensuing Great Depression, Americans were desperate for help. Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s pragmatic New Deal Program aimed to put US citizens back on their feet and back to work, and also included an innovative and lively public arts…
For an America in search of meaning, gurus, healers, shamans and other modern wizards have become the new providers of worth. Festivals, retreats and detox courses promising spiritual wellness are multiplying. We follow emerging gurus like Unicole, who is convinced she was sent to Earth by aliens…
Originally produced in 1977, “The New Klan” takes its audience into rarely, if ever seen Ku Klux Klan ceremonies. The film exposes KKK leader David Duke’s strategy to normalize racism and legitimize white supremacy. Filmmakers of “The New Klan” gained unprecedented access,…
The New Mobility Adventure: The Movie! A 3,000 km journey across France in an intermediate vehicle to meet the pioneers of a more sustainable, eco-friendly, and made-in-France mobility. In cities, we have trams, buses, subways, and an ever-growing number of bike lanes. But in the countryside, the car…
Antonio Cruz and Antonio Ortiz, Kristian Gullichsen, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, Hans Kollhoff, Jean Nouvel and Eduardo Souto de Moura. Narration by Kenneth Frampton. Produced at roughly the same time as The New Modernists 9 American Architects, this film examines an equally interesting…
With the participation of Christoph Ingenhoven, Thomas Herzog, Walter Nägeli, Julia Bolles, Peter Wilson, Hilde Léon, Konrad Wohlhage, Michael Schumacher, Till Schneider, Thomas Britz, and Peter Alt. A visit with the principals of seven architectural practices at the sites of their best…
Five U.S. military veterans, including Congressional Medal of Honour recipient and a female West Point graduate, speak out about terrorism, patriotism and their transformation. They remind us that the lives of thousands of people killed by people trained at the notorious ‘U.S. Army School of…
Davlat is a Tajik driver and humble father of three children. His life is transformed with the opening of the Tajik Chinese border and the reconstruction of the old Silk Road. A road full of surprises for Davlat and his family.
