TRUST: Second Acts in Young Lives
by Nancy Kelly

When an 18-year-old Hondureña tells fellow teens at a theater company a story about her life that involves rape and incest, the teens transform her story into a daring original play and learn to trust each other in ways you might never think possible. More >

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Patriot Guard Riders
by Ellen Frick

Patriot Guard Riders takes us on a solemn ride to funerals of young soldiers killed in action. Our guides are a 200,000-strong motorcycle group formed to protect grieving families from being harassed by members of the Westboro Baptist Church. More >

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Granito
by Paco de Onis

Sometimes a film makes history—it doesn't just document it. So it is with Granito: How to Nail a Dictator, the astonishing new film by Pamela Yates. Part political thriller, part memoir, Granito is a riveting and haunting tale. More >

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Domestic Violence and Health Care
by Peter Cohn

A companion to the New Day documentary Power and Control: Domestic Violence in America, this 20-minute film offers an inside look at the highly regarded domestic violence program at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, MD.
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Weightless
by Faith Pennick

Fat girls rule the water in Weightless, a short documentary film about a scuba diving camp for plus-size women. The film depicts larger women as they are rarely seen: as physically active, and not consumed by the need or expectation to be thin. More >

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Frontier Youth
by John Kane

Ray, Ariel, and Alondra are young people growing up in Agua Prieta, Mexico, and Douglas, Arizona—neighboring border towns, divided by a steel border fence, and marked by high levels of border security and undocumented migration. More >

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Land of Opportunity
by Rebecca Snedeker and Luisa Dantas

Land of Opportunity dives deep into the tumultuous reconstruction of New Orleans through the eyes of urban planners, community organizers, displaced youth, immigrant workers, and public housing residents. More >

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Sunshine
by Karen Skloss

An intimate portrait of two generations of unwed mothers, Sunshine offers a rare glimpse at today's American family, as filmmaker Karen Skloss explores her own unplanned pregnancy and decision to keep the child as a single mother. More >

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Passionate Politics: The Life and Work of Charlotte Bunch
by Tami Gold

Women's rights are human rights! Passionate Politics traces Charlotte Bunch's lifelong work for social justice: from her early years as a civil rights activist to her engagement with feminist and political theory. More >

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Domestic Violence and Law Enforcement
by Peter Cohn

A companion to New Day's Power and Control: Domestic Violence in America, this 20-minute film explores best practices in three jurisdictions: Duluth, MN; Baltimore, MD; and the South Bronx. More >

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These Are Our Children
by Joanne Hershfield

Saving the children of Kenya, one dream at a time. These Are Our Children reveals how the devastating effects of poverty, HIV/AIDS, and violence on Kenyan children are successfully being reduced through grassroots interventions. More >

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Drunks
by Peter Cohn

In this groundbreaking 1996 feature film about Alcoholics Anonymous, an Oscar winner, two Oscar nominees and group of highly regarded major film actors gathered in a church basement in New York City to portray a group of alcoholics at an AA meeting. More >

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