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THE CALLING
A Kindling Group production ( 4 x 52 min) Click here for a downloadable catalog page |
| It takes a powerful call to make faith a life’s journey. The Calling enters this world of emotional and spiritual intensity through a behind-the-scenes look at a group of dedicated young people — Christian, Jewish, Catholic and Muslim — over a one year period, as they prepare to become the next generation of religious leaders. >> more | |
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CRAZY WISDOM |
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The first film on the life, teachings and “crazy wisdom” of Chogyam Trungpa, widely recognized as the most influential figureto bring Tibetan Buddhism to the west. Trungpa has been called a genius, a rascal and a social visionary. In order to better communicate with his students, he immersed himself in Western culture. >> more |
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INVISIBLE ISLAND Click here for a downloadable catalog page |
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Invisible Island tells the story of Puerto Rican nationalist Filiberto Ojeda Rios, who was assasinated by the FBI one year ago on September 23, 2005. Directed and narrated by Ojeda Rios’ cousin, Miguelángel Aponte-Rios, a Puerto Rican cinematographer living and working in Boston, the fabric of the film is woven by the thread of personal discovery. |
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JOE FRAZIER: When the Smoke Clears Click here for a downloadable catalog page |
| oe Frazier is lost in someone else’s legend. His life inside the boxing ring has haunted his life outside. But Joe Frazier is still a fighter. And although the sport that has dominated his life has caused him deep hurt, he still believes it has the power to transform people’s lives and offer hope to those with little else to hope for. >> more | |
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JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON Click here for a downloadable catalog page. |
| It was January 1968, a year that would be saturated in violence and historical change. Tucked away in a gray prison cafeteria in Northern California, isolated from the tumult outside, hard men doing hard time witnessed the making of a legendary album that would catapult a country singer to international stardom. >> more | |
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THE MUSIC INSTINCT: Science & Song Featuring: Bobby McFerrin and Dr. Daniel Levitin, author of This is Your Brain on Music Already awarded over $1.5 million in grants from the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and the International Foundation for Music Research |
| Anyone mesmerized by a Bach melody, who felt electrically charged at the sound of a plaintive aria, who threw themselves onto the dance floor propelled by a booming beat, or who was taken back in time by the notes of a pop tune from their past knows this power. The power of music: The Music Instinct: Science and Songprovides a ground-breaking exploration into how and why the human organism—and the whole ebb and flow of the cosmos—is moved by the undeniable effect of music. >> more | |
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PARTING THE WATERS
A film by Do Tell Productions - Josh Waletzky and Jenny Levison (1 x 90/60 min) Selected for an IFP “work-in-progress” screening Click here for a downloadable catalog page |
| Despite more than 50 years since landmark civil rights decisions opened schools and voting booths, fewer than 1% of competitive swimmers in the U.S. are black and Latino. Parting the Watersis the story of African-American championship swimmers Maritza Correia and Cullen Jones, and the young black and Latino swimmers coming up behind them –– as they challenge fears and stereotypes to excel in a predominantly white sport. >> more | |
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THE TIGER NEXT DOOR Click here for a downloadable catalog page. |
| Based on figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, experts estimate that there are currently 7-10,000 tigers being kept by private individuals in the United States. Twenty-four of them live in Flat Rock, Indiana, in Dennis H’s backyard. >> more | |
