A Day's Work, A Day's Pay
by Jonathan Skurnik and Kathy LeichterThree welfare recipients transform their lives through their fight against workfare
Browse Films
Subject: Human Rights & Global Concerns
Against the Grain: An Artist's Survival Guide to Peru
by Ann KanekoIs freedom of expression a right or a privilege?
Ask Not
by Johnny SymonsThey went into the closet to serve their country. Now they're coming out to challenge it.
Children in No Man's Land
by Anayansi PradoA documentary that uncovers the plight of unaccompanied immigrant minors entering the United States.
Dirty Secrets: Jennifer, Everardo & the CIA in Guatemala
by Pat GoudvisExposing CIA complicity in Guatemalan human rights violations
Do Not Enter: The Visa War Against Ideas
by Robert RichterA powerful examination of the limits of free speech
Father Roy: Inside the School of the Assassins
by Robert RichterThe CIA's and the Pentagon's secret torture training revealed.
Five Days to Change the World
by Robert RichterStudents at the largest world peace conference in history take charge of their own destiny
Freedom Machines
by Richard Cox & Janet Cole and Jamie StobieYOU WILL NEVER SEE DISABILITY THE SAME WAY AGAIN
Gaza Ghetto: Portrait of a Palestinian Family
by Joan Mandell and PeA Holmquist, Pierre BjorklundThe impact of war on a Palestinian family
The Global Assembly Line
by Lorraine GrayThe powerful story of working women and men linked in our new global economy and the business decisions behind it, Emmy Award winner.
Golden Venture
by Peter CohnThree hundred undocumented Chinese immigrants sail into a 1993 tragedy that becomes a crucial turning point in US immigration history.
How to Prevent a Nuclear War
by Liane BrandonAn upbeat practical guide to effective grassroots organizing.
If the Mango Tree Could Speak
by Pat GoudvisTen children ages 12 to 15 share their experiences growing up in the midst of war in Guatemala and El Salvador
The Insular Empire
by Vanessa WarheitWhat is it like to be a colonial subject of the greatest democracy on earth?
Living Broke in Boom Times: Lessons from the Movement to End Poverty
by Paco de Onis and Peter Kinoy, Pamela Yates, Kathleen Dara KellLessons from the movement to end poverty: the hidden story of poor people organizing in America.
Men Are Human, Women Are Buffalo
by Joanne HershfieldLifting the veil of silence that has long surrounded domestic violence in Thailand
The Most Distant Places
by Mike SeelyA small team of Ecuadorian doctors expanding the possibilities of rural health for their own people.
The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
by Rick Goldsmith and Judith EhrlichAn act of conscience that shocked the world
Our Disappeared (Nuestros Desaparecidos)
by Juan MandelbaumA personal journey to Argentina's dark history of "disappearing" political activists
Pidgin: the Voice of Hawai'i
by Marlene BoothThe impact of "English only" policies on students' learning and self esteem
The Reckoning
by Paco de Onis and Pamela Yates and Peter KinoyThe Battle for the International Criminal Court
Seoul Train
by Jim Butterworth & Lisa Sleeth and Aaron LubarskySEOUL TRAIN is the definitive exposé into the growing North Korean refugee crisis that threatens to undermine the stability of East Asian peace.
The Shrimp
by Keith WilsonTracing an environmentally threatened seafood from source to plate and back again.
Sita, a Girl from Jambu
by Kathleen ManRural Nepalese community seeks to prevent child sex trafficking and raise awareness about HIV/AIDS through street theater.
Song of the Canary
by Josh Hanig (1952-1998)The powerful story of the hidden dangers in the American workplace.
Special Circumstances
by Marianne Teleki and H?ctor SalgadoSpecial Circumstances follows former political prisoner, H?ctor Salgado, back to Chile to confront his perpetrators.
State of Fear: The Truth About Terrorism
by Paco de Onis and Pamela Yates and Peter KinoyBased on the work of Peru's Truth Commission, State of Fear dramatizes the human and societal costs a democracy faces when it wages a 'war on terror'.
Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai
by Lisa Merton and Alan DaterHow the simple act of women planting trees changed a nation...
Vietnam: The Secret Agent
by Jacki OchsThe definitive exposé of the consequences of America's wartime use of Agent Orange in Vietnam
View From A Grain Of Sand
by Meena NanjiThree Afghan women tell how international interventions, war, and the rise of political Islam, has stripped Afghan women of basic rights.
Which Way Is East: Notebooks from Vietnam
by Lynne Sachs and Dana SachsTwo American sisters reflect on both the war and contemporary life in Vietnam
Witness To War
by Paco de Onis and Deborah Shaffer, David GoodmanOne man's journey of conscience from war to peace.
Writings On the Wall
by Angad Bhalla and Siddhartha LutherThe hopes and dreams of India's film poster artists.
