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March 2019 Film Winners
Submit your film exclusively via Film Freeway: WAY OF LIFE, 10min., Portugal, Documentary PERSON OF THE FOREST, 17min., Indonesia, Documentary NAMIBIA, 8min., Namibia, Documentary TAOBAO, 4min., China, Documentary ICE FLOW, 10min., Canada, Documentary BUILD RAMPS NOT WALLS, 13min., Mexico, … Continue reading
Director BIO: Bishal Dutta (UNDOCUMENTED)
Bishal Dutta is an award-winning Director. He has directed nineteen short films, which have been honored at more than a dozen film festivals around the world, including screenings in Italy, Canada and France. Bishal, himself, has received six Best Director … Continue reading
Short Film: UNDOCUMENTED, 6min., USA, Documentary
An undocumented filmmaker in Los Angeles traverses his surroundings – his neighborhood, the mall at which he works, a film set – in order to come to terms with the ugliness and beauty of his world. Film Type: Documentary, Short, … Continue reading
Director Bio: Elizabeth Ebbert (I AM MEANT TO BE THIS WAY)
After the birth of her child four and a half years ago, Ms. Ebbert started creating video edits in an attempt to obsessively preserve every fleeting moment of her daughter’s childhood. She has now extended this obsession into documenting family … Continue reading
Short Film: I AM MEANT TO BE THIS WAY, 10min., USA, Documentary
“I Am Meant to Be This Way” explores the roles of women advocates and how they balance the demands of motherhood with the desire to fight for a better world for their children. Project Links Website Film Type: Documentary, Short … Continue reading
Director BIO: Jamal Joseph (WE THE CHILDREN)
JAMAL JOSEPH A former Black Panther Party leader, today Jamal Joseph is a full Professor of Professional Practice and former chair of Columbia University’s Graduate Film Program. He is the Executive Artistic Director of New Heritage Films and the founder … Continue reading
Short Film: WE THE CHILDREN, 22min., USA, Documentary
We the Children is a short documentary about children’ s thoughts and feelings on politics. Sparked by the 2016 elections results, we witness how a group of children, ages 7 to 11, at a democratic school in Harlem, New York … Continue reading
