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September 29, 2015

A poster for the New Day Film Justice For My Sister. A yellowed picture of a girl on a wooden cross with white flowers underneath. A person stands in front of the cross and looks down with a sad expression. The background is dark with a stripe down the middle. At the top of the image are the words “Justice For My Sister” in large white letters.

New Day Films is now on Kanopy!

September 28, 2015

Meet New Day: Ellen Brodsky

September 28, 2015

New Day Films for October 2015

September 28, 2015

A still from the film “Top Spin” shows a profiled close-up of Lily Zhang’s face as she leans in toward a yellow ping pong ball in the open palm of her left hand. She holds a table tennis paddle in her right hand. Her facial expression is focused. She is a teenager, with brown bangs across her forehead. She is photographed against a black background.

Intersectional and Interdependent: Disability Films that Embody Complexity

September 28, 2015

A person in a wheelchair suspended upside down with their arms extended, against a bright blue background.

Breaking News 2015

August 18, 2015

Meet New Day: J. Christian Jensen

August 18, 2015

New Day Films Look Back at New Orleans

August 18, 2015

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Hispanic Heritage Month

August 18, 2015

A still from the New Day film Life on the Line. A young Mexican-American girl, Kimberly Torrez smiles sweetly towards the camera. A woman, likely her mother Vanessa Torrez sits behind Kimberly and rests her head on her shoulder. She turns her face into Kimberly’s neck with a loving smile.

I Am New Day: Kimberly Reed

New Day Films for the Summer

A black and white image from the film Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today. A man in a suit stands at a podium with a serious expression looking slightly off to the side. Behind him sits a full audience of people, looking in different directions with serious expressions on their faces. In front of the podium sit women with headsets on and large stacks of paper in front of them.

Putting the “T” in LGBT

A still from the New Day film Prodigal Sons. A young man faces the camera with a slightly surprised expression as if he wasn’t expecting a picture to be taken. His sister, New Day filmmaker Kimberly Reed rests her hand on his shoulder. She is standing behind him and facing to the side with a drink in her hand. Behind her is a window with trees outside.