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Blues

Content Project
A musical documentary that traces the the life of W.C. Handy, who has become known as the "Father of the Blues".  We will use live performances of his music, archival footage and interviews with current music luminaries, historiographers, family members, and musicologists.
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A GOOD MAN follows internationally renowned choreographer Bill T. Jones as he takes on his greatest artistic challenge: a dance theatre piece on the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln.
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We Are the Blood is a poetic feature documentary that will change the way we see and think of Africa, through exploring the personal stories of West African djelis, commonly known as griots.
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In this time-traveling cross-cultural documentary, the daughter of Rolling Stone writer Robert Palmer travels from Mississippi to Morocco to investigate her father's transformative encounter with an ancient Sufi brotherhood, The Master Musicians of Jajouka.
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Jazz is democracy in action. This is the favorite saying of Casey Montgomery famed Philadelphia bassist who lived as an expatriate in London for over 30 years. This family drama begins at his passing, and the pilgrimage his daughter Zera makes to Philadelphia to uncover her family history.
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A TASTE OF HEAVEN celebrates the heartbreak life of the sensational New Orleans gospel entertainer Raymond Myles. The documentary feature film traces his rise from grinding poverty to artistic acclaim, and examines the complex personal issues in a life tragically cut short, on the cusp of stardom, by Raymond’s murder. 
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An historical, educational documentary about the TV LAB at Thirteen/WNET, New York, 1972-1984, where the democratizing effects of technology expanded the creative possibilities of television, nurtured video art, revolutionized documentaries, and allowed diverse, ethnic voices to be heard.
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"The Banjo Project" is a history of America's quintessential musical instrument from its African roots to the present, featuring performances and commentary by contemporary masters such as Earl Scruggs, Pete Seeger, Bela Fleck, Taj Mahal and Mike Seeger. In its diverse musical forms and contested social history, the banjo highlights conflicts still at the heart of American culture today.
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