Six Moving Shorts on American Inequality
Posted by Ashley on 1/25/2018 to
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Elizabeth Lo has announced herself as one of the most exciting up-and-coming talents in the documentary world. Her films have played the world's most prestigious film festivals and they are now available as a single collection for the first time ever.
The Personal Toll of the Opioid Crisis
Posted by Ashley on 1/25/2018 to
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Grippingly honest personal journals reveal the secrets one man worked so hard to conceal as an innocent prescription for painkillers leads to a 10-year struggle to escape opiates and the stigma that surrounds his addiction.
3 Films Listed Among Best of 2017 by Science Books and Films
Posted by Ashley on 1/16/2018 to
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Science Books and Films, a publication of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), selected three Video Project films as Best of 2017 in its January issue: Another Way of Living, The Nuclear Requiem, and Stolen Education.
Why Do Women March?
Posted by Ashley on 1/16/2018 to
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The world watched last January as millions took to the streets in the largest protest in US history. A film with inspiration at its center, Women's March documents this historical event and encourages future activism.
Political Animals Listed Among Best Documentaries of 2017 by Video Librarian
Posted by Ashley -- on 12/18/2017 to
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Thank you to Video Librarian for highlighting this important film about the political battles for LGBT rights.
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