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Award Winning Works
Something in the Water
GRAND FESTIVAL AWARD DOCUMENTARY - STATE OF THE NATION
A stunning mosaic of America in a search for common ground on the most pressing issues of our time amid the 2020 presidential election and a global pandemic, 200 Americans from across the country discuss democracy, racism, leadership, socioeconomic inequities, American history, the American Dream, and hope, 100 min.
Official Selection - Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival, Atlanta, GA
Best of Festival - CC South Texas Underground Film Festival, Corpus Christi, TX
Grand Festival Award - Berkeley Film Festival, Berkeley, CA
Semifinalist - Flickers Rhode Island, Rhode Island
Citizen Clark... A Life of Principle
A DOCUMENTARY ON THE LIFE OF FORMER
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL RAMSEY CLARK
Best Director - Golden State Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
Official Selection - United Nations Film Festival, Palo Alto, CA
Best Documentary - Oxford International Film Festival, Oxford, U.K.
Best Cinematography - Boston International Film Festival, Boston, MA
Honorable Mention - Mediterranean Film Festival, Cannes, France
Official Selection - I Will Tell International Film Festival, London, UK
Grand Festival Best Documentary - Berkeley Film Festival, Berkeley, CA.
Los Tejanos: A 500-year History
A segment from the work-in-progress feature documentary, “Los Tejanos: A 500-year History” begins with events documented as early as 1527 as Spanish explorers intermarried with indigenous peoples to conquests by the Spanish, Mexican, French, Confederate, U.S., and Texas Rangers, which created a culture of exploitation and resilience in South Texas.
Rural Matters: Poverty in the Other America
A documentary film examining poverty, the dignity of low-income Americans, and its impact on working people living on the edge of economic insecurity in rural America. This documentary speaks to people with lived experience, academics, policymakers, and antipoverty organizations in three counties in Upstate New York. 36 minutes.
Twice Upon a Time in America
A soul-searching inquiry about the state of America during and after the 2020 Presidential election, a pandemic, and a democracy under siege. 67 minutes.
From Mill River to Babylon and Back… The Jimmy Massey Story
A documentary about a 2003 Marine Iraq war veteran and the aftermath of coming home portrays his experiences and the price he paid to tell the truth about the war, unscrupulous recruiting practices, PTSD, depleted uranium use, and how the democracy of the United States was compromised by an administration who led us into a conflict that never should have been fought. 67 minutes.
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