Documentary Films on The D-Word

Deej (2017)

An autistic man struggles as he navigates college life and the challenges he faces at Oberlin.

Burden Of Genius (2017)

A film following the life of Dr. Thomas Starzl, the father of transplantation.

Luciela (2019)

A fiercely independent Mexican American girl celebrates the Fourth of July.

50x50 (2013)

A film about a couple's gift of art, while closing the door on their life as collectors.

Lalito 10 (2022)

During the Covid-19 pandemic, a teacher creates a mobile teaching station for his students.

Never Again Para Nadie (2019)

Directed by Anna Feder

Fast Tracks (2021)

Directed by Annette Frahm

City Under Fire: Inside the War in Ukraine (2023)

Jeb Banegas Reel (2024)

The Way to Hawassa (2020)

Nature Is My Teacher (unreleased)

Produced by Juliette Bouquerel

Bringing Water Back

Flint (2020)

Who Can You Trust?

Following Pál (unreleased)

Directed by Hanh Nguyen

Caffeinated (2015)

Directed by Hanh Nguyen & Vishal Solanki

Every Cup of Coffee has a Story

Mal de Caña (2021)

Directed by Juan Zapata

Zora Neale Hurston: Claiming a Space (2023)

War Brides of Japan, a docu*memory: BFF's; Buddhist Friends (2019)

Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey

Japanese war brides married their former enemies—the American GI’s occupying their country.

War Brides of Japan, a docu*memory: Herstory (2019)

Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey

Japanese war brides married their former enemies—the American GI’s occupying their country.

War Brides of Japan, a docu*memory: The Brides (2019)

Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey

Japanese war brides married their former enemies—the American GI’s occupying their country.

War Brides of Japan, a docu*memory, The Kids (2019)

Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey

Japanese war brides married their former enemies—the American GI’s occupying their country.