Happy Juneteenth! Our friends at WORLD GBH have compiled a list of 15 films to watch in celebration of the holiday, including a number of titles from our community of filmmakers: - 'Two Dollars and a Dream' on the life of Madame C.J. Walker, directed by our Co-Founder and Lead Mentor Stanley Nelson - 'Missing Magic,' directed by Anissa Latham-Brown as part of our #Hindsight series - 'The Cost of Inheritance' and 'How It Feels To Be Free,' directed by Documentary Lab alum Yoruba Richen - 'Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts' from Documentary Lab alum Dru Holley Enjoy these titles and more via WORLD and PBS:
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📸 Look at this post on Facebook https://lnkd.in/gjmEP_Er "all history is about the future". read the book, watch this film, and keep questioning the self-serving colonial narrative.
ABC Indigenous - The Dark Emu Story has won the Walkley...
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Around 4 hours of documentary to explain capitalism and what tools it adopts to make desires look like needs!!! It was one of the best documentaries I ever watched. https://lnkd.in/dp4RXwYR
The Century of the Self (Full Adam Curtis Documentary)
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Celebrating Fil-Am History through Film! But first, let's take a moment to learn community terminology. This blog post should help provide readers context around the use of the word Filipin"x". Happy FAHM! #pinayjoy #professorpinay #PeministTeam #newblogpost
Fil-Am and Philippine Cinema FAHM Blog Series. But First, a Note on Terminology: "Filipinx/a/o"
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[PDF] Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People Jack G. Shaheen digsell https://lnkd.in/ewhrqmvg Shaheen’s book is an important addition in the arena of stereotyping in film and television. His work has been used in several of my graduate and undergraduate courses, and this book will only future his importance in this subject. It is not that Shaheen is asking that Arabs not be shown as the “villain” but that they should also be show as the hero and victims. There is a serious need for this book in modern film studies. https://lnkd.in/ePHK5jWd
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The decision of whether to share your history through a book or a documentary film is a critical one that should not be taken lightly. What is best way to share your history? https://lnkd.in/ecQiB3Fn #OwnYourStory #STORYSMART #FilmmakingForALL #StorytellingForALL
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Find out how you can create an effective timetable with Alex Fairlamb. In this short film, Alex Fairlamb assistant principal from King’s Priory School in North Shields discusses how you can create an effective timetable in your first year to ensure you stay on top of both your teaching commitments, your commitment to subject CPD and mentoring and the demands of the ECF. Watch the full video here: https://buff.ly/3yMrQdb #HistoricalAssociation #HAvideos #TeachingHistory #SecondaryHistory
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It's time to recognize a new category at the Academy Awards: Most Important Film of the Year! My vote for 2024 would go to one of the entries nominated for Best Documentary Short: "The Barber of Little Rock" (https://lnkd.in/gwQfcRtN). This powerful 30-minute story should be on everyone's watch list as it succinctly captures the struggles faced by so many under-resourced American families and communities today. The film sheds light on the systemic barriers preventing the closing of the U.S. wealth gap, and how one man is making a difference by starting a community bank in his hometown. It's a must-watch for anyone seeking to understand the challenges roughly 50% of Americans face in building any meaningful generational wealth, and the importance of access to financial resources. Let's hope the Academy moves beyond popularity contests by doing more to recognize and uplift the importance of films like "The Barber of Little Rock" to help build greater awareness of the most important social, cultural and economic issues of our time. #AcademyAwards #WealthGap #GenerationalWealth #CommunityBanking #CDFI
The Barber of Little Rock | 2024 Oscar-Nominated Documentary Short | The New Yorker Documentary
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Want to learn more about Black August? Here's a list of documentaries and films that can offer more information, insight or inspiration to get into this fight for liberation! Find Your "I" . #FYI #blackaugust #findyourI
Want to learn more about... - Memphis Artists for Change
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Had the pleasure of editing this film. Check out the trailer in the blog below!
Introducing our 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁-𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 fiction project, Little Brown Bird. Funded by the Isle of Man Arts Council and co-produced by Focus Shift Films, this emotionally-driven short film written and directed by Pete Rogers follows Eliza Butterworth's Kate, an overworked farm worker who must care for her dementia-stricken father (John Rhys Davies). The true horror in the story is the tragedy of his condition, with Kate getting to see only glimpses of the person she loves. Learn more about the project and check out the trailer via the link below!
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