View this thought-provoking film about gentrification, policing and racism in Oakland, California, followed by an audience discussion. See event website for trailer.
A parolee with three days left on his sentence witnesses a police shooting that threatens to ruin a lifelong friendship. This thought-provoking film about gentrification, policing and racism in ...
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On a summer day in 1945, an Orthodox man and his grown son arrive in a village in Hungary while the...
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This hands-on class for new filmmakers focuses on how to plan, shoot and edit a short documentary....
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Kayla battles with social anxiety in real-life situations, but produces video blogs giving life...
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Cinema J Presents | The Freedom to Marry 2016 | 86 minutes | Documentary Ticket sales opening...
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This shroud of secrecy ended when one man self-immolated to protest their racism in 2014, shining a...
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The Washington Jewish Film Festival Year Round programming presents: TRANSIT Dir. Christian Petzold...
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This training workshop is designed for anyone new to the Adobe Creative Cloud video editing program...
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