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Films that Uplift Trans Youth and Elders

A BIPOC LGBTQ pride flag composited with a film strip.

Filmmakers grapple with War and Propaganda

An image of a drone with digital images of human eyes attached to it. It hovers in a night sky with trees in the background.

Meet New Day: Michael O. Snyder

New Day Member Michael O. Synder crouches in a field and looks through a camera that’s mounted on a tripod. The ground is brown, the trees are bare, and Michael wears a blue winter jacket.

Three Films That Speak to the War in Ukraine

Russian Children stand on guard wearing military outfits which include red hats and red scarves, white shirts with pins on their pockets.

Please join New Day Films for the DC Environmental Film Festival (DCEFF)!!

In the background, a woman is scuba diving under water and holding a camera pointed at a shell or coral reef. On top of the image is text detailing the schedule for the New Day Films/DCEFF Film Festival.

Meet New Day: Hira Nabi

Women Who Change The World

A composite image made up of six black and white photos of the same person. She is round-faced and light skinned with arched eyebrows and short dark hair pulled back in a barrette on top of her head. In each photo she has a different expression.

Two Films that Embrace Women's Movements, in Africa and North America

A Black woman wearing a yellow shirt with a brown patterned dress over it and a pink and orange head wrap. She sits in front of a cinder block wall with an open door. She is looking to the side and has her index finger raised.

Meet New Day: Angela Golden Bryan

February 5, 2022

Why We Remember

January 4, 2022

Black and white photo looking down a long, narrow corridor created by Nazi concentration camp barbed wire fencing. Beyond the fencing, on one side, a gas chamber.

Meet New Day: LeeAnn Dance

January 4, 2022

These Two Personal Films Highlight Resilience and Remembrance for Universal Human Rights Month

November 23, 2021

Film poster for "First To Go" by Myles Matsuno. The film title, festival laurels, and an origami crane fashioned out of paper printed with U.S. flags.