(André Vanasse & Jean-Nathan Aristil, 2012, 36 min) Unions in many sectors of Haitian society and their role in economic development.
http://www.productionsbonsai.com
Category Archives: Genre
Ann Kore Moun – Collective Action: A Force For Development
Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement
(Regan Brashear, 2013, 60 min) A closer look at the drive to be “better than human” and the radical technological innovations that may take us there.
http://www.fixedthemovie.com
Dogtown Redemption
(Amir Soltani, 2014, film in post production) America’s untouchables who survive by recycling trash in Oakland, CA.
http://www.redemptiondoc.org/
We Women Warriors
(Nicole Karsin, 2012, 82 min)
122 tribes of indigenous people caught between revolutionary guerillas and Colombian armed forces are an endangered species.
http://wewomenwarriors.com
Where Soldiers Come From
(Heather Courtney, 2011) A documentary that chronicles four years in the lives of childhood friends as they enter a faraway war.
http://www.wheresoldierscomefrom.com
American Made Movie
(Nathaniel Thomas McGill & Vincent Vittorio, 2013, 82 min) The positive impact of domestic manufacturing jobs on national and local economies in the face of declining employment in this sector.
http://theamericanmademovie.com/
Wisconsin Rising
(Sam Mayfield, 2013, 57 min)
Madison in 2011 was the testing ground as big money and power waited to see how far they could push back people’s rights.
http://wisconsinrising.com/
Sam Mayfield <shirleymayfield@gmail.com>
Temple Grandin
(Mick Jackson, 2010, 107 min)
A biopic of Temple Grandin, an autistic woman who has become one of the top scientists in the humane livestock handling industry.
http://www.hbo.com/movies/temple-grandin
Nachtschicht (Night Shift)
2011
Directed by: Timo Grosspietsch
Documentary Feature (65 minutes)
A butcher, a post office worker, a taxi driver, a nurse and a deejay are accompanied during their night in Hamburg. Documentary filmmaker and cameraman Timo Grosspietsch observes with his camera in such a way that involves the audience immediately. It is a quiet film that leaves room for the people portrayed and depicts their workplace in carefully composed images. It documents the tough daily life of those whose jobs nobody really wants to do anymore.
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