The election is Tuesday, and this documentary series may provide insight into what’s happening in our country.
Chicago is a city of contrasts. You can find it in arguments about …
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What a stellar moment for New York City as the 7th annual Justice Film Festival returns to The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture.
The Justice Film Festival inspires justice seekers …
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Film Review by Elijah Davidson for Docsology
That one was Alex Honnold, the world-famous rock climber who had already made history in Yosemite in 2012 when he free soloed the Regular …
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The new documentary film Soufra opens on a dilapidated refugee camp just south of Beirut—a one-square-kilometer settlement that some 22,000 residents call home. Many have lived in this place …
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It’s an ungodly hour in some foreign airport; Thomas Morgan, Documentary Filmmaker, fights off sleep and jet lag to talk to me via Skype while awaiting his next flight. Having …
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Film, a valuable resource to promote civic awareness, global engagement, discussions and ultimately, positive social change. Travel across the globe through these five documentaries with a socially conscious backbone to …
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There’s a violent secret under the surface in Guatemala City. It affects families in every social class and in every neighborhood. Everyone knows it but everyone is silent. That’s …
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“Where are we going? We are going up in the world?”
On May 8th, the film NOBLE opens in theaters in major cities across the U.S. and is on our must …
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“The Theory of Everything,” in theaters on November 7, is not simply a movie about Stephen Hawking. It is not about his theories around astrophysics; it is not …
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Obstacles are what knock us down, shatter predictability, incite physical struggle, destroy the best-laid plans, and call everything we thought we knew into question. But obstacles are also what …
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American film director, Darren Aronofsky in collaboration with the famous producer and writer, Ari Handel, brought us the 2014 hit film “Noah”. The film was based on …
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“Empowerment requires much more than a single transaction or temporary assistance. This is the truth we [Krochet Kids] have found in our work.” -Krochet Kids Intl. The Empowerment …
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Too often, stories from Africa are ones of poverty, war, and corruption.
Erin Levin decided she wanted to change that.
Upon graduating from college in 2007, Erin was interning …
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Tom Yellin, Executive Producer of Girl Rising, a film about educating girls and changing the world, came to IIRR’s screening of the movie on March 9th to speak …
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What started as a search for new music from one of my favorite bands, The Civil Wars, turned into my discovery of an amazing film documenting the …
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