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Arms & Military

The Disappearance Of McKinley Nolan
Content Project
US Army Private McKinley Nolan vanished forty years ago in Vietnam on the Cambodian frontier. Some say he was captured, some say he was a traitor, others claim he was killed in the Khmer Rouge genocide, and some even say he was an American operative. In 2005 a Vietnam Vet sighted him alive near Tay Ninh, Vietnam. The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan follows one family's journey into the heart of darkness to find the truth.
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Homefront Heroines: The WAVES of World War II
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During World War II, the Navy invited women to serve at an equal rank and pay scale to men. The documentary/multimedia project Homefront Heroines follows the stories of these women, revealing a hidden history about America's "greatest generation."
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GRITtv with Laura Flanders
Content Project
GRITtv with Laura Flanders is a 28-minute daily news and culture discussion show that engages the public with critical conversations about important issues and puts powerful new media tools in the hands of non-media community organizations, artists and cultural workers.
THE HOME OF KATIE ARCHER - historical/contemporary radio drama
Content Project
2-to-3-hour radio drama dramatizing life and labor struggles of Mary "Mother" Jones, particularly the "Ludlow Massacre" at the John D. Rockefeller mine. And contemporary storyline reflecting her legacy on local community involved in the conservative-versus-liberal "talk radio wars." Also deals with the origin of PR ("spin"), based on historical character, Ivy Lee, arguably first modern PR man. 
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Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII
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In 1942, when computers were human and women were underestimated, a group of female mathematicians helped win a war and usher in the modern computer age. Summer 2010 marks the 65th anniversary of the end of WWII, yet the story of these female ‘computers’ remains untold.
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The Storm that Swept Mexico
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The Storm That Swept Mexico, a two-hour HD documentary for PBS and other distribution, tells the story of the Mexican Revolution of 1910, its causes and its legacy, using contemporary footage and interviews with participants, historians, and others, as well as with period photographs and motion picture from the earliest days of cinema. The film, and an accompanying website, will debut in the fall of 2010, on the centennial of the revolution.
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MINUSTAH volé kabrit
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This film examines the presence of today's UN peacekeeping mission in Haiti, known as MINUSTAH. Acclaimed by the international community for restoring peace to a nation ridden with violence, perceived by the population as a racket for making money off of the country’s problems, and critiqued by human rights investigators for inaction and excessive use of force, this film explores the complexities of foreign intervention through the eyes of peacekeepers and residents of the infamous slum where they have been most actively engaged.
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Pens and Guns (A Documentary Film)
Content Project
A documentary film on media suppression in Sri Lanka
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SEMBENE!
Content Project
This innovative documentary combines original and archival footage with animation to tell the story of the great Senegalese filmmaker/novelist Ousmane Sembene, who used storytelling as a means of political resistance and cultural renaissance. By dedicating his life to creating meaningful, fully African works, Sembene created a potent counter-narrative to the alienating stories presented by outsiders from Europe and the U.S.
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TRANSCENDING - THE WAT MISAKA STORY
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TRANSCENDING - THE WAT MISAKA STORY is a documentary feature about Japanese American basketball star, Wat Misaka, who in 1947 was the first person to be drafted into what is now the NBA. Overcoming the political climate of WWII, Wat led the University of Utah to the NCAA and NIT championships, before becoming the first draft pick ever for the New York Knicks.
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