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AN UNREAL DREAM
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ANNE BRADEN: SOUTHERN PATRIOT |
AWE |
| Directed by Al Reinart |
Directed by Anne Lewis |
Directed by Chase Honaker |
| The story of Michael Morton, wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years, exonerated at last by DNA evidence. |
The radical ideas and extraordinary life of Anne Braden. |
Follows the movement of Airborne Wind Energy, which considers the potential role of kites in energy production. |
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| ALSO STARRING AUSTIN |
BASTROP: COMMUNITY IN RECOVERY |
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT |
| Directed by Mike Blizzard |
Directed by James Headrick |
Directed by PJ Raval
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| 40 years of growth and development in Austin are chronicled using footage from movies filmmed on the "Third Coast". |
While many fires raged out of control across Texas, the community of Bastrop was hit the hardest with over 1,600 homes destroyed. |
Captures the experiences of several gay seniors as they navigate the adventures, challenges and surprises of their “golden years.”
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| BLACK SUN |
THE CENTER FOR SOUL REPAIR |
HAVE THONG WILL TRAVEL |
| Directed By Kelvin Phillips and Jarita Holbrook |
Directed by Anne Lewis |
Directed by Tracy Frazier & Ruby C. Martin |
| Follows two astrophysicists and their struggles, accomplishments, and opposing personalities. |
Chronicles the Soul Repair Center in Ft. Worth, which works with victims of PTSD on a spiritual level. |
A touching portrait of Albert Leslie Cochran, a 60-year-old cross-dressing street person who became an Austin icon.
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| LIVING SPRINGS |
MOVING MOUNTAINS |
RETURN TO SENDER |
| Directed by Karen Kocher |
Directed by Sam Douglas |
Directed by Susanne Mason |
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The evolution of Land Art from ancient Native American pueblos to the Earthworks of the late sixties to a current educational program known as Land Arts of the American West. |
Explores the public policy and practical challenges of providing real world services to prisoners as they prepare for re-entry and reintegration into society. |
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| SAVING PHILANTHROPY |
THE CURSE AND THE JUBILEE |
CHILDREN OF GIANT
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| Directed by Robby Robinson |
Directed by Ivete Guerra Lucas |
Directed by Hector Galan |
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A 4th of July celebration in the cursed mining town of Ivanhoe, VA, a triumph over their many ecological scars. |
Unearths the deeply wrought emotions surrounding de-facto segregation of Anglos and Latinos in Marfa throughout the production of GIANT (1956). |
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| UNTITLED ISRAEL FOOTBALL PROJECT |
WATER ENOUGH? |
WHERE SOLDIERS COME FROM
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| Directed by David Hartstein |
Directed by Robert Currie
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Directed by Heather Courtney
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| Ten teams united with the goal of playing American Football in the Holy Land. |
A documentary about Texans impacted by drought, and about those who are working to help alleviate the possible consequences of a prolonged drought. |
An intimate look at the young men who fight our wars and the families and town they come from.
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