Documentary Films on The D-Word

Wiping the Tears - Essuyer les larmes (2012)

Africa Namibia Ovahimba Himba Customary Law Adultery Divorce Passion Kunene Kaokoland

The Good Intentions (2016)

Directed by Beatrice Segolini

Pickle (2016)

Directed by Amy Nicholson

"He was in a real pickle."

The Beals of Grey Gardens (2006)

Directed by David Maysles & Albert Maysles

Shattered Sky (2012)

Directed by Steve Dorst

The Battle for Energy, Economy, and the Environment

Germans and Jews (2015)

History is the memory of a people

You Don't Know Bo: The Legend of Bo Jackson (2012)

I'm Carolyn Parker (2011)

Directed by Jonathan Demme

Everybody Knows Elizabeth Murray (2016)

Directed by Kristi Zea

Viacrucis Migrante - Migrant Crossing (2016)

Refugees and Migrant persons carry their cross through the south of Mexico where they find a shelter

Braving the Waves (2017)

Directed by Mina Keshavarz

Roghieh, a woman in Southern Iran is trying to secure jobs for women but the mayor is her obstacle.

Volcanic Sprint (2007)

Directed by Steve Dorst

The epic story of Africa’s most grueling mountain race, and the local athletes who risk all for glor

Jobs for G.I.s (2015)

Directed by Steve Dorst

In Los Angeles, five vets separate from the military and struggle with re-entry into civilian life.

Covert Transhumanism: A Mind Control Documentary (2016)

Directed by Art Pharaoh

Black Project Technology & Covert Ops Exposed

Truth Underground (2016)

Directed by Gerret Warner

3 poets search for a brave and startling truth.

For the Love of the Child (unreleased)

Directed by Kaitlin Creadon

A DocumenTree (2017)

Directed by Michael Angelo

One man’s mission to bring hope to the world in the form of a 10 foot walking talking tree.

Powerlines (1998)

Directed by Helen Hall

Explores the differences between the energy of life and the energy we have surrounded ourselves with

Chester Gould: An American Original (2015)

Directed by John Firak

The IF Project (2016)

Directed by Kathlyn Horan

One Cop. One Inmate. One Question That Changed Everything.