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Search by Title2 3 5 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z -ALL-Listing Titles Starting With: E Eager For Your Kisses, Love and Sex at 9535 minutes DVDAfter mourning the loss of his wife of fifty years, Bill Cane, a 95-year-old singer/songwriter and music teacher, put an ad in the personals and went ballroom dancing in search of a new companion. He soon embraced a revitalized life full of romance, sex and music. Bill experienced a resurgence of creative energy and started writing and performing songs again; he compiled two CDs and set up an MP3 web site. 
Earth and the American DreamThis beautiful and disturbing film recounts America's story from the environment's point of view. From the arrival of Columbus to the simple wilderness living of the 16th and 17th centuries, through the agrarian lifestyle of the 18th century, the changes from the Industrial Revolution, to the 20th century when most of the planet's resources have been depleted -- this film examines the North American landscape and all the wildlife destruction, deforestation, soil depletion and pollution that have been wrought to make the American Dream come true.This beautiful and disturbing film recounts America's story from the environment's point of view.
Earth and the American DreamThis beautiful and disturbing film recounts America's story from the environment's point of view. From the arrival of Columbus to the simple wilderness living of the 16th and 17th centuries, through the agrarian lifestyle of the 18th century, the changes from the Industrial Revolution, to the 20th century when most of the planet's resources have been depleted -- this film examines the North American landscape and all the wildlife destruction, deforestation, soil depletion and pollution that have been wrought to make the American Dream come true.This beautiful and disturbing film recounts America's story from the environment's point of view.
Eat the KimonoA film by Claire Hunt and Kim Longinotto , 1989, 60 min., ColorEAT THE KIMONO is a brilliant documentary about Hanayagi Genshu, a Japanese feminist and avant-garde dancer and performer, who has spent her life defy...
#707: Eating Disorders: How You Look Is Not Who You AreA diverse group of girls and boys talk about their eating disorders, their symptoms, their feelings, how they got help and what it's like to be a friend of someone with an eating disorder. Healthy teens talk about the pressure to look good and reveal what they think is really attractive. A doctor gives clear warning about the physical dangers of eating disorders and assures teens that help is available. *DVDs are also available on over 50 other topics of critical interest to teens. For full descriptions, transcripts, video clips, discussion guides, lesson plans and more on this and other topics, please visit our website, inthemix.org. For one day shipping orders or volume discounts please call 800-343-5540. Note: VHS copies are also available for some programs.
#443: EcstasyDrug abuse among teens is a harsh realityin cities, suburbs and small towns. Co-hosted by Art Alexakis of the rock band Everclear, this half-hour special dispels the image of drugs as cool and glamorous. Dr. Alan Leshner, former Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, gives the hard facts on how different drugs affect the body and counters common myths. Viewers also see the social consequences of drugs as In the Mix visits a prison boot camp, where teen cadets are straightening out their lives, and a residential treatment center, where teens are dealing with their addiction. We also meet teens who are taking a tough stand against drugs, who show that it is possible to say No and remain cool. To get the Dope on drugs, this is the program to watch. Winner of the PRISM Award a hard-hitting look at teenage drug abusefast, edgy editing, creative shooting, celebrity co-host and a distinctively teenage perspective. Recommended. Video Librarian *DVDs are also available on over 50 other topics of critical interest to teens. For full descriptions, transcripts, video clips, discussion guides, lesson plans and more on this and other topics, please visit our website, inthemix.org. For one day shipping orders or volume discounts please call 800-343-5540. Note: VHS copies are also available for some programs.
Ed Miller's Anthracite Traction59 minutesEd had a knack for "context," for standing back far enough so you see not only the passing car, but the total environment in which it ran. Ed Miller's Anthracite Traction is thus not only a fascinating documentation of three long-gone electric lines, but a window back in time to the period when signs everywhere were welcoming "our boys" back home. About half color.
The Edge of Each Other's BattlesA videotape by Jennifer Abod , 2002, 59 min., ColorThis powerful documentary is a moving tribute to legendary black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde (1934-1992). One of the most celebrated icons of f...
Edges of PerceptionEleven-year-old Jessica Perk thinks she might be a photographer a gymnast a soccer player — or maybe the first girl president of the United States. ?We?ll just have to wait and see? she says. But seeing is a problem for Jessica who has StargarEleven-year-old Jessica has Stargardt's an inherited eye disease. She is legally blind but with the calm determined support of her parents and teachers she attends a regular classroom plays soccer and is a serious runner. She wants to meet her inspir
Educate Your AttitudeFrom the four-part Canadian series Fresh Talk: Youth & Sexuality, Educate Your Attitude features a series of powerful first-person stories addressed directly to the viewer.
Educating PeterPeter Gwazdauska has Down Syndrome, and until this year he attended classes with children like himeslf. Educating Peter is the story of Peter's first year in a regular classroom with normal children. The first week of classes in Mrs. Stallings' third grade class is probably the most harrowing in the lives of many of these children. However after many tribulations and a great deal of planning, Mts. Stallings, her students, and Peter grow to accept, trust and learn from each other.You think that you're teaching Peter things, but really Peter's teaching you things. We might be teaching him stuff like how to do things, but he's teaching us more how to think and how to react to other problems, said Jill Fox, a classmate of Peter's. This documentary is about the changes that take place over the course of the school year, as Peter, his classmates, and the teacher learn lessons that go far beyond their academic subjects. Educating PeterPeter Gwazdauska has Down Syndrome, and until this year he attended classes with children like himeslf. Educating Peter is the story of Peter's first year in a regular classroom with normal children. The first week of classes in Mrs. Stallings' third grade class is probably the most harrowing in the lives of many of these children. However after many tribulations and a great deal of planning, Mts. Stallings, her students, and Peter grow to accept, trust and learn from each other.You think that you're teaching Peter things, but really Peter's teaching you things. We might be teaching him stuff like how to do things, but he's teaching us more how to think and how to react to other problems, said Jill Fox, a classmate of Peter's. This documentary is about the changes that take place over the course of the school year, as Peter, his classmates, and the teacher learn lessons that go far beyond their academic subjects. Education To Occupation26 minutesDo our nation's public schools really prepare young people for the world of work? EVC filmmakers explore the connections between school and work and critically analyze the effectiveness of the public education system through dramatizations and interviews with students, teachers and education experts.
Eight Minutes to MidnightThis award-winning film tells the story of pediatrician, author, and activist Dr. Helen Caldicott and her struggle to inform and awaken the public to the medical dangers posed by nuclear power. It is also an inspiring drama of how one woman meets the demands of being wife, mother, physician and involved citizen. Filmed between 1978 and 1980, during a critical period of debate about the future of nuclear energy, this film presents a vivid portrait of a woman who became a key international figure in the movement for nuclear disarmament.Please contact us for a transcript. This award-winning film tells the story of pediatrician, author, and activist Dr. Helen Caldicott and her struggle to inform and awaken the public to the medical dangers posed by nuclear power.
Eighty-Nine mm From EuropeAt Brest-Litovsk, on the border between Poland, and the former Soviet Union, the gauge on the train tracks radically changes: to move beyond Belorussia, the tracks must be wider. Building upon this profound metaphor, writer-director Marcel Lozinski probes the eyes of the passengers on international trains as they witness the changing of wheels under the train cars: do they sense that they?_(tm)re leaving one world to enter another? What kinds of fear, anxiety, anticipation are running through their minds? How do they feel about what they are leaving behind and what they will meet ahead?89mm from Europe is the most famous production of Film Studio Kalejdoskop, one of Poland?_(tm)s first independent studios, launched at the begining of 1989. The film has garnered awards at the prestigious film festivals of Oberhausen, Marseilles, Berlin,Montreal, Hamburg, among others. It is an excellent example not only of the tradition in Polish filmmaking exemplified by Andrzej Wajda, but of the new generation of filmmakers struggling with the changes in political alliance and doctrine of 1989. Eighty-Nine mm From EuropeAt Brest-Litovsk, on the border between Poland, and the former Soviet Union, the gauge on the train tracks radically changes: to move beyond Belorussia, the tracks must be wider. Building upon this profound metaphor, writer-director Marcel Lozinski probes the eyes of the passengers on international trains as they witness the changing of wheels under the train cars: do they sense that they?_(tm)re leaving one world to enter another? What kinds of fear, anxiety, anticipation are running through their minds? How do they feel about what they are leaving behind and what they will meet ahead?89mm from Europe is the most famous production of Film Studio Kalejdoskop, one of Poland?_(tm)s first independent studios, launched at the begining of 1989. The film has garnered awards at the prestigious film festivals of Oberhausen, Marseilles, Berlin,Montreal, Hamburg, among others. It is an excellent example not only of the tradition in Polish filmmaking exemplified by Andrzej Wajda, but of the new generation of filmmakers struggling with the changes in political alliance and doctrine of 1989. Einstein on the Beach: The Changing Image of OperaIn 1984, the landmark production of Einstein on the Beach was staged at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. It was the first time since 1976 that its principal creators - composer Philip Glass and director/designer Robert Wilson - had collaborated on restaging this tradition-breaking opera. Interviews with Glass and Wilson along with clips of rehearsals and performances offer insight into this important work, making it accessible to all audiences. The film is a rare look at the creative process of two of the most important figures in American contemporary music and theatre, essential viewing for everyone interested in the evolution of the performing arts in our century.In 1984, the landmark production of <B>Einstein on the Beach</B> was staged at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, its first restaging by its creators Philp Glass and Robert Wilson. Examines rehearsals and creative process of these two groundbreaking artists.
Einstein on the Beach: The Changing Image of OperaIn 1984, the landmark production of Einstein on the Beach was staged at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. It was the first time since 1976 that its principal creators - composer Philip Glass and director/designer Robert Wilson - had collaborated on restaging this tradition-breaking opera. Interviews with Glass and Wilson along with clips of rehearsals and performances offer insight into this important work, making it accessible to all audiences. The film is a rare look at the creative process of two of the most important figures in American contemporary music and theatre, essential viewing for everyone interested in the evolution of the performing arts in our century.In 1984, the landmark production of <B>Einstein on the Beach</B> was staged at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, its first restaging by its creators Philp Glass and Robert Wilson. Examines rehearsals and creative process of these two groundbreaking artists.
Einstein on the Beach: The Changing Image of Opera (DVD)In 1984, the landmark production of Einstein on the Beach was staged at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. It was the first time since 1976 that its principal creators - composer Philip Glass and director/designer Robert Wilson - had collaborated on restaging this tradition-breaking opera. Interviews with Glass and Wilson along with clips of rehearsals and performances offer insight into this important work, making it accessible to all audiences. The film is a rare look at the creative process of two of the most important figures in American contemporary music and theatre, essential viewing for everyone interested in the evolution of the performing arts in our century.58 min., Year released: 2007
El Corrido de Cecilia Rios14 min.EL CORRIDO DE CECILIA RIOS is an inspiring documentary about the life and death of one teenage girl. When the life of Cecilia Rios is tragically cut short by her brutal murder, a group of teens comes together to commemorate her life and speak out about the violence that intersects their lives.
El Mundo de Asilo: The World of AsylumThis humorous and instructive video, designed as a teaching tool for legal clinics, provides basic information about obtaining political asylum in the United States. Taking the form of a fictional game show, El Mundo de Asilo explains the requirements for applying for political asylum in a direct and entertaining manner. The video provides a clear, basic overview that frees counselors to delve into more complex issues with applicants more aware of their general status. The video explains the five categories of qualification for political asylum and answers questions frequently asked by individuals who are considering whether or not to start the asylum application process. El Mundo de Asilo is a unique creative resource for informing and for securing the rights of the refugee community.Instructive video on how to apply for political asylum in the U.S.
Elder AbuseIlluminates the fear and ambivalence experienced by elderly people abused by family members and their struggles to find help.Illuminates both the fear and ambivalence experienced by elderly people who are being abused by family members and their struggles to find help.
Electronic Bodiesvhs, 32 min., 1996Electronic Bodies is a virtual tour through Graceland, Neverland and Disneyland. The video winds through the lives and accessories of the famous individuals who constructed these fantasy homes and seeks out their ghostly remains. Electronic Bodies is also an examination of cultural transformers who recreate themselves into American myth.
The Elevator Operator8 minutes DVD-R Closed Captioned 8 minutes VHS Closed CaptionedTHE ELEVATOR OPERATOR is an intimate portrait of an immigrant forever caught between what hes left behind and his pursuit of the American Dream. Shy and unassuming, Eugene shuttles passengers up and down in a manual elevator while he discusses his work, his emigration from Chernobyl, the joys of fatherhood and his recent US citizenship. In a moment of sadness, he wonders whether leaving his job as a journalist in Kiev was really worth it. This poetic snapshot takes students deep into the heart of the immigrant experience..
Eliot Porter's WorldELIOT PORTER'S WORLD provides a privileged look at Porter's work and aesthetic development, from his early experiences with his family on Great Spruce Head Island, off the coast of Maine, to his bird photography, his formative relationships with legendary photographers Ansel Adams and Alfred Stieglitz, his controversial switch to color film, and his recent trips to Antarctica and China. The film reveals the artist at work, demonstrating his techniques in the field.Examines the life, work, and methods of photographer Eliot Porter.
ELVIS 561987 Cinemax 60 min.This highly regarded historical rock and roll documentary explores Presleys rise to fame and fortune in the one year of 1956. Broadcast on Presleys 10th anniversary of his death. Shown in competition at Sundance Film Festival. It also aired on PBS Pledge Week Special, Disney Channel and American Movie Classics. Rolling Stone Magazine called it ...the best documentary ever made on Elvis Presley.
Embracing Our Sexuality45 min.Women talk about their sexuality
Emergency! A Critical SituationOvercrowding budget cuts massive layoffs and early retirement. After years of cutbacks and restructuring how is the healthcare system holding up? To find out the filmmakers take us inside the emergency room for a look at the working lives of the womenThe filmmakers take us inside the emergency room for a look at the working lives of the women and men who deal every single day with the fallout of the financial crisis in healthcare. <i>In French with English subtitles.</i>
EmergenceA videotape by Pratibha Parmar , 1986, 18 min., ColorCommon themes of identity, alienation and herstory in the context of the diasporan experience emerge in this powerful tape. Four Black and Third World...
Emily and GittaProduced at the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women 1996, 30 minutes Color, VideoMemories of the holocaust are interlaced with a contemporary love story in this arresting short drama. Emily, a painter, is the child of concentration camp survivors. Gitta, a photographer, grew up in Germany thinking of herself as innocent, removed from the actions of her parents and their generation under Hitler. The two meet and begin a dance of emotional and erotic intimacy. But almost as soon as it gets under way, their relationship threatens to come undone by the personal and historical legacies they do and do not share.
Emily and GittaA videotape by Tami Gold , 1996, 30 min., ColorMemories of the Holocaust are interlaced with a contemporary love story in this arresting short drama in which history and inescapable repercussions f...
Encounters with GriefThree bereaved people describe their losses and the emotional upheaval which followed and offer moving perspectives on recovery.Three bereaved people describe their losses and the emotional upheaval which followed and offer moving perspectives on recovery.
Endangered SpeciesFilmed over a six-year period, Endangered Species traces the painful yet inspirational journey of a group of young men and women recruited from public housing communities in Washington, D.C. to form the Earth Conservation Corps. Most of the ECC kids have seen and experienced little outside their own isolated communities where many of their peers have succumbed to violence, drugs, and the dangers of street life. The ECC kids are spurred on when they see results from their efforts.Traces the painful yet inspirational journey of a group of young men and women recruited from public housing communities in Washington, D.C. to form the Earth Conservation Corps.
Endo What?Endometriosis is a condition that affects about 15% of women between the onset of puberty and menopause. Women of all ages and backgrounds speak openly of their experiences with endo including surgical procedures and drug and alternative treatments. Endo What? dispels the myths about endometriosis and offers positive suggestions for coping effectively with this condition.Women of all ages and backgrounds speak openly of their experiences with endo including surgical procedures and drug and alternative treatments.
Ends and MeansVideo. 30 min. 1990.Documents the proceedings of the Anti-Communism conference at Harvard University.
The Ends of The EarthAn award-winning documentary portrait of the last political kingdom in America Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, a racial and ethnic gumbo in the swamps ruled for over 60 years by the all-powerful Perez family. From the time Judge Leander Perez came to power in 1919, he made headlines across Louisiana and throughout the country. The Judge and his two sons clamped down on all political opposition, restricted free elections, disenfranchised black citizens, and made millions of dollars from oil. In the 50s and 60s Judge Perez became a national spokesman for racial segregation, bankrolling George Wallace and going so far as to outfit an old Civil War fort as a high security prison for any civil rights demonstrators who dared to venture into his county. When the Judge died in 1969, Perez power was secure. But by 1980 his two sons began to feud with each other over their empire, and long-simmering democratic forces came to a boil. This was the exciting atmosphere that filmmakers Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker capture in The Ends of The Earth, as the first free elections in Plaquemines were held and the long-oppressed Blacks of the parish organized to get the basic services which had been denied to them for so long.
Enemies of HappinessDenmark, 2006, 59 minutes, Color, VHS/DVD, Farsi, Pasthu, Subtitled"In September 2005, Afghanistan held its first parliamentary elections in 35 years. Among the candidates for 249 assembly seats was Malalai Joya, a courageous, controversial 27-year-old woman who had ignited outrage among hard-liners when she spoke out against corrupt warlords at the Grand Council of tribal elders in 2003. ENEMIES OF HAPPINESS is a revelatory portrait of this extraordinary freedom fighter and the way she won the hearts of voters, as well as a snapshot of life and politics in war-torn Afghanistan.
Enemies of War57 min.Its 1989 and eight years into El Salvadors civil war, a conflict fueled by billions of dollars in aid from the United States government. Six Jesuit priests lay brutally murdered, the latest casualties in a war that would claim 75,000 lives. ENEMIES OF WAR examines these unspeakable murders and the story of El Salvadors people as they pick up the pieces after incalculable losses. The documentary looks at the war through the eyes of the wife of an FMLN combatant and of a U.S. Congressman fighting to find the truth about the murders.
Enough Man - DVDDocumentary meets explicit sexuality in Luke Woodward's groundbreaking debut video about body image, relationships, sex and sexuality from the perspective of nine female-to-male (FTM) transmen and their partners. Featuring health educators, college students, sex workers, activists and artists, Enough Man navigates the terrain between objectivity and personal identity, allowing viewers into some of the most personal and rarely discussed areas of transgender life.
EpilepsyFocuses on people who experience complex partial seizures and whose symptoms are frequently misdiagnosed as psychiatric or emotional disorders.This program focuses on people who experience complex partial seizures and whose symptoms are frequently misdiagnosed as psychiatric or emotional disorders.
Equal OpportunityJack Mitchell is a man trying to survive in a woman's world. From the time he gets up in the morning to prepare his wife's breakfast until the end of the day, he is subject to the prejudices and small harassments that come with being the subordinate gender in an unequal society. Women whistle at him on the street; at a job interview he loses out to a less qualified applicant when he won't play with his female interviewer; and then there's the line at the men's room.A clever social satire in which everyday stereotypes and roles are reversed, Equal Opportunity demonstrates the arbitrariness and absurdity of sexual inequality. It offers an entertaining, yet serious, look at a controversial subject, with lessons for both male and female viewers - though they might not see things in exactly the same way. Erika: Not in Vain, Once Upon a TimeA moving portrait of courage and everyday heroism, Erika: Not in Vain, Once Upon a Time tells the story of a family's struggle to deal with the consequences of their four-year-old daughter's terrible accident and her subsequent dependence on medical life-support systems.A family struggles to deal with their four-year-old daughter's accident and dependence on life support systems.
EscuelaA documentary by Hannah Weyer , 2002, 53 min., ColorThere are over 800,000 students enrolled in migrant education programs in the United States and, of those, only 45-50% ever finish high school. ESCUEL...
Essential Mexican DocumentariesAl Otro Lado Mexico, 2005, 70 min. Toro Negro Mexico, 2005, 87 min. I Forgot, I Don't Remember Mexico, 1998, 75 min.Critics, festivals and cinephiles are paying increasing attention to this country's diverse and creative take on the art of documentary. This package brings together a series of award-winning films from critically lauded directors such as Natalia Almada and Pedro González-Rubio, to offer a privileged look into a Mexico that is all too often unseen. For educators interested in the study of Mexican popular culture, literature and sociology, these films simply can't be missed.
Eternal SeedA film by Meera Dewan , 1996, 43 min., ColorWith insightful interviews and rare footage from India's agricultural industry, this keenly observed film depicts Indian women's struggles to use trad...
Ethics Thru DramaA powerful and evocative series of short one-character dramas created by two nurse-educators and designed to focus discussion on complex ethical issues in end-of-life care.A powerful and evocative series of short one-character dramas created by two nurse-educators and designed to focus discussion on complex ethical issues in end-of-life care.
#604: Ethics: Cheating and PlagiarismIs copying homework from a friend considered cheating? What about the Internet? The issue of cheating in schools is more prevalent and relevant than ever in todays culture. Polls show that 80% of high school students admit to having cheated and it is a real hot button among teens. In this program, teens speak out frankly about the reasons they feel the need to cheat. They also raise questions about the definition of cheating and when, if ever, it can be considered acceptable. We then meet ninth graders from a New Jersey high school who are required to participate in a series of ethics courses covering a variety of topics. As we sit in on a cheating and plagiarism workshop, we see them wrestle with typical situations and come up with solutions. The students also discuss the long term effects of cheating and ways that it might be prevented. This program is designed to open classroom discussion and critical thinking about ethical behavior among students in grades 5-12. This video addresses a troubling topic in an intelligent manner. - Booklist *DVDs are also available on over 50 other topics of critical interest to teens. For full descriptions, transcripts, video clips, discussion guides, lesson plans and more on this and other topics, please visit our website, inthemix.org. For one day shipping orders or volume discounts please call 800-343-5540. Note: VHS copies are also available for some programs.
EuroplexA videotape by Ursula Biemann and Angela Sanders , 2003, 20 min., ColorThe fourth in Ursula Biemann's critically acclaimed series of video essays that investigates migration across borders, EUROPLEX, a collaboration with ...
Eva Ilona Brzeski 3 Short FilmsThe Unfamiliar Place: 10 min., China Diary: 12 min., 24 Girls: 29 min.***The Unfamiliar Place:A man refuses to speak about his fugitive childhood in Nazi-occupied Poland. Decades later, a natural disaster leads his daughter to ask him about the history he has guarded for so long. A heartrending meditation on the devastation of war, and the intersection of love, secrets and silence.*** China Diary: The filmmaker watches from across the world as the Twin Towers fall less than a mile from where she lives, a tragedy made more surreal by a deep personal connection to those buildings. Life in New York is shattered while life in China goes on.*** 24 Girls: An audition of young girls at the border of childhood evokes the memory of one girl who died at that age. Each auditioning girl holds the promise of a life still unfolding, as we are drawn ever deeper into the hidden landscapes of the long-lost child. A wistful tribute to the potential and mystery inherent in every life.
Ever Shot Anyone?A videotape by Michal Aviad , 1996, 57 min., ColorIsraeli filmmaker Michal Aviad provides a woman's take on how national culture is informed by male identity through the military experience that bonds...
Everyday ChoicesThrough the story of one young visiting nurse and her elderly patient Gerardo this challenging documentary explores personal professional and ethical dilemmas faced by nurses working in home care and community settings.Through the story of one young visiting nurse and her elderly patient Gerardo this challenging documentary explores personal professional and ethical dilemmas faced by nurses working in home care and community settings.
Every Mother's SonIris Baez, a Puerto Rican from the Bronx, never meant to become an activist. Kadiatou Diallo never meant to leave her home in Africa and move to the U.S. to fight for justice for her son. Doris Busch Boskey, a Jewish woman from the suburbs, never thought she'd be become a spokesperson against police brutality. This film profiles three women from very different walks of life who find themselves united to seek justice after their sons are unjustly killed by police. Their stories are tragic, but the courage shown by the mothers is transformative. DVD EXTRAS: Two videos about policing and police brutality, interview outtakes, more.
Every Mother's Son52:30 min.Three very different women lose sons to police brutality and unite to fight for change
Every Picture Tells A StoryEvery Picture Tells A Story is a touching and highly personal biography of the life of contemporary British artist William Scott, as told by his son, Academy Award-winning filmmaker James Scott. Centering around William's early years and his long struggle to become an artist, the film delicately interweaves art and life as seen from the artist's perspective, incorporating the tenets of abstract expressionism that influenced Scott's work. Every Picture Tells A Story is a rare and moving tribute from a talented son to a famous father.A personal biography and tribute to contemporary British artist William Scott, as told by his son, award-winning filmmaker James Scott.
Everyday Heroes109 min./59 min.A diverse group of young adults sign on for a year of serving kids and communities in need. Despite good intentions, these AmeriCorps volunteers face a host of obstacles, including a racial divide that threatens to thwart their efforts. Documenting a year of constant challenge, EVERYDAY HEROES reveals the hopes and dreams, successes and setbacks of a group of individuals potentially tomorrows leaders searching for their place in the world and trying, against odds, to make a difference.
Everyone Their Grain of SandA film by Beth Bird , 2005, 87 min., ColorThis award-winning documentary reveals the struggles of the citizens of Maclovio Rojas in Tijuana, Mexico as they battle the state government's attemp...
Everything in BetweenRosa Wong Benitez (Sierra Knolle), a struggling fashion designer of mixed Asian descent, protects herself from the vulnerablility of falling in love by having a string of dead-end relationships. Abandoned by her mother when she was a baby, Rosa is obsessed with the old-style Hollywood movie star, Anna May Wong, who she fantasizes to be her mother. Raised in downtown Los Angeles by her "Uncle Otto" (Rodney Kageyama), an older queen and former hairdresser, Rosa's deepest emotional relationships are with gay men, including her best friend Michael (Burt Bulos).
ExtramurosExtramuros is a fascinating, dark story of love and ambition behind a convent's walls. Sister Angela decides to fake stigmata (miraculous wounds) in order to save the convent from ruin; her devoted lover reluctantly agrees to help. But Angela's scam brings her unexpected fame as well as new enemies who could destroy her relationship.
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