Documentary Films on The D-Word

The Perfect Belgian (2011)

In a country where languages and communities are so easily mixed up, nationalism meets surrealism.

The Park (2005)

Produced by Tony Okun

In Every City, There Is An Oasis

Whimsy: the Scot Augustson Story (working title) (unreleased)

Station 58 (2008)

Produced by Syed Azfar Ali Rizvi

All men are born equal, then some become fireman.

Only One Boss (2010)

Directed by Ellen Brodsky

Everything we know about conflict, we learn as toddlers—here’s the hilarious proof.

Valley of Saints (unreleased)

Produced by Nicholas Bruckman

Nathan Davis Still Lives (2011)

Produced by Dean Garris

Music, once admitted to soul, becomes a sort of spirit, and never dies.

Baby Blue (2010)

Directed by Maranatha Hay

Ready, Set, Bag! (2008)

Directed by Justine Jacob & Alex D. da Silva

A documentary about being the best you can be.

Today is better than two tomorrows (2009)

Directed by Anna Rodgers

A coming of age story of the friendship between two Buddhist novices in Laos.

Living with the Tiger (2011)

Directed by Mike Thomas

Indentured (2010)

Directed by Cy Kuckenbaker

Bush League (2010)

Directed by Cy Kuckenbaker

SKATEISTAN - A board and four wheels in Kabul (2011)

First Co-Educational Skateboarding School in Kabul-Afghanistan

Moving Pictures (2009)

Directed by Yasmin Fedda

My Name Is Smith (2010)

Directed by James Allen Smith

Meet the Smiths, a family almost as bizarre as your own.

Kano: An American and His Harem (2010)

Directed by Monster Jimenez

A portrait of a dysfunctional family.

Put This On The {Map} (2010)

Reteaching gender and sexuality

A Mother's Love: Rosamond Carr & a lifetime in Rwanda (unreleased)

Directed by Eamonn Gearon

The extraordinary story of the late Rosamond Carr's life spent in Rwanda

Perry County (2010)

Where another state's toxic trash has become one man's treasure.