Documentary Films on The D-Word
War Brides of Japan, a docu*memory: The Culture (2019)
Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey
Japanese war brides married their former enemies—the American GI’s occupying their country.
Native Vegan (2022)
Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey
Were there any Indigenous vegans before European colonization?
Tokyo Lily, a war bride docu*memory (2024)
Directed by Yayoi Lena Winfrey
Sold into servitude at 13, she survived WWII in Japan and married an African American soldier.
Late Return (2010)
Directed by Thomas Halaczinsky
Holocaust survivor Margot Friedlaender returns to Berlin after 57 years livin in New York
Don't call it Heimweh (2005)
Directed by Thomas Halaczinsky
At the age of 83 Margot Friedlaender who had surivied the holocaust starts a search for identity
Arrived - Margot Friedlaender, Berlin (2021)
Produced by Thomas F Halaczinsky
Third part of a trilogy documenting the life of Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedlaender
Archipleago New York (Inselwelt New York) (2021)
Directed by Thomas F Halaczinsky
The series focuses on how nature negotiates and sustains its existence in the New York metropolis
Francesca, You, Me (unreleased)
Directed by Catherine Green
Chronicles filmmaker Catherine Green’s journey to change her daughters future by changing her brain.
Man Enough to Heal (2023)
Directed by Shawn Wildermuth
The long-lasting wounds of childhood sexual abuse are hard to heal, no matter what your gender.
The Green Lie (2018)
Directed by Werner Boote
When you shop with a conscience, you don't save the world, you save the corporations.
Absence/Presence (2023)
Directed by Yasmin Mistry
Celebrating the perseverance and lived experience of youth in the child welfare system
PTSD911 (2022)
Produced by Conrad Weaver
First responders battle the demons of post-traumatic stress but are afraid of losing their job.