Women Surgeons Claim Their Space
Posted by Ashley on 2/14/2025 to
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The first film to dive into the surgery gender discrepancy, highlighting the ways in which it perpetuates adverse healthcare outcomes for patients.
Indigenous Life in the Siberian Arctic
Posted by Ashley on 2/7/2025 to
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An immersive portrait of life in one of the harshest environments on earth
The Menopause Treatment Revolution
Posted by Ashley on 1/30/2025 to
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Steeped in evidence and new research, The M Factor provides a long-overdue corrective to the absence of information and treatments around menopause, empowering women to take control of their health and well-being.
Uncovering America's Deadliest Race Riot
Posted by Ashley on 1/30/2025 to
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We Have Just Begun reveals the suppressed history of the Elaine Massacre and Dispossession. Featuring a wealth of new research, primary documents, and invaluable oral histories, the film compellingly demonstrates the ways in which this shameful event continues to shape the region to this day.
Filmmaker Profile: Joe Winston
Posted by Video Project on 10/29/2024 to
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, questions around representation, equity, and the challenges faced by leaders of color are more pressing than ever. These themes are powerfully explored in Punch 9 for Harold Washington, a documentary that chronicles the groundbreaking campaign and tenure of Chicago’s first Black mayor, Harold Washington. Through Joe Winston’s lens, we see Washington’s rise in 1983 as a beacon of hope against the entrenched political machine of Chicago, as well as the formidable opposition he faced, even within his own party. Washington’s approach to coalition-building and his inclusive, progressive platform resonate deeply in today's political landscape, reflecting both the progress made and the challenges that endure to offer a blueprint for those who hope to bring together electorates today.
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