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Sister Rose’s Passion
"...ONE OF THE BEST DOCUMENTARIES OF THE YEAR." - IndiewireSister Rose Thering - a nun who made the battle against anti-Semitism her life’s work and took a stand against church dogma that blamed Jews for the death of Jesus.
MAKERS: Women Who Make America
An innovative, multi-platform initiative featuring stories from groundbreaking women who changed the world.www.makers.com www.makers.com/documentary
Mamma Mafia
A reporter's journey into the underworld of Calabria's Mafia today — revealing, for the first time, that its most dominant and ruthless figures are often women.Return To Italy
(Working title)A journey through time and memory... The stories of three women who grew up in Italy under Fascism reflect the larger, untold saga of many Italians who risked their lives to save Jews and other refugees fleeing the Nazis in World War II... and of cycling champion, Gino Bartali, whose role in this exciting story was never revealed during his lifetime.
In Release
MAKERS: Women Who Make America
The never-before-told story of women’s advancement in America, featuring the most influential women of the past 50 years and today.
Risk Takers
A 5-part prime time series presenting the extraordinary new generation of outside-the-box thinkers changing the way we live and the world does business in the 21st Century.
Lafayette: The Lost Hero
The life and legend of the intriguing and controversial figure, whose quest to bring democracy to the world played a central role in the establishment of the United States.
MAKERS: Women Who Make AmericaThe never-before-told story of women’s advancement in America, featuring the most influential women of the past 50 years and today.
Risk TakersA 5-part prime time series presenting the extraordinary new generation of outside-the-box thinkers changing the way we live and the world does business in the 21st Century.
Lafayette: The Lost HeroThe life and legend of the intriguing and controversial figure, whose quest to bring democracy to the world played a central role in the establishment of the United States.
In Production
Mamma Mafia
A reporter's journey into the underworld of Calabria's Mafia today — revealing, for the first time, that its most dominant and ruthless figures are often women.
Shadowmen
The chaotic life of painter Richard Hambleton and the incredible story of Street Art, from the first splashes on the walls on NYC’s Lower East Side to today’s worldwide explosion.
Mamma MafiaA reporter's journey into the underworld of Calabria's Mafia today — revealing, for the first time, that its most dominant and ruthless figures are often women.
ShadowmenThe chaotic life of painter Richard Hambleton and the incredible story of Street Art, from the first splashes on the walls on NYC’s Lower East Side to today’s worldwide explosion.
In Development
When Harlem Saved A King
Co-produced with JIREH Productions, When Harlem Saved A King examines the events surrounding September 20, 1958, the day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was stabbed by a black woman named Izola Curry.
Invisible Man
"A remarkable... must-see, dramatic achievement adapted by writer and filmmaker, Oren Jacoby" (Chicago Tribune)"...Fiery intensity," (NY Times) and "...radiantly evocative..." (Washington Post). Check back here for new productions in 2013.
Tigerbelles
Coach Ed Temple, Wilma Rudolph, and the TSU women’s track team go for gold at the 1960 Olympics, fighting Jim Crow racism and the US Olympic committee. (with David Maraniss)
The Information
The bits and bytes that define our era. From talking drums to Twitter, stories of the code-breakers, of how we got here & where we're headed. Based on James Gleick’s bestseller.
When Harlem Saved A KingCo-produced with JIREH Productions, When Harlem Saved A King examines the events surrounding September 20, 1958, the day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was stabbed by a black woman named Izola Curry.
Invisible Man"A remarkable... must-see, dramatic achievement adapted by writer and filmmaker, Oren Jacoby" (Chicago Tribune)"...Fiery intensity," (NY Times) and "...radiantly evocative..." (Washington Post). Check back here for new productions in 2013.
TigerbellesCoach Ed Temple, Wilma Rudolph, and the TSU women’s track team go for gold at the 1960 Olympics, fighting Jim Crow racism and the US Olympic committee. (with David Maraniss)
The InformationThe bits and bytes that define our era. From talking drums to Twitter, stories of the code-breakers, of how we got here & where we're headed. Based on James Gleick’s bestseller.
Films
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