Dance For Me: The Partnership
With Mie's help, Egor adjusts to his new life in Denmark away from his family.
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At 15, Russian ballroom dancer Egor leaves everyone and everything he knows for a chance to team up with 14-year-old Mie, one of Denmark’s most promising young performers. Will his choice be worth the sacrifices he must make?
Getting Back to Abnormal: Filmmaker Interview
Louis Alvarez, Andrew Kolker, Peter Odabashian and Paul Stekler on the making of Getting Back to Abnormal.
Getting Back to Abnormal: New Orleans
This clip from Getting Back to Abnormal takes a quick look back at the history of the city, from desegregation to the present.
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In this clip from Getting Back to Abnormal, Barbara Lacen-Keller goes door-to-door asking people to vote for Stacy Head.
Getting Back to Abnormal - Trailer
Election time in New Orleans: Corruption. Racism. Dancing in the streets. And one in-your-face politician trying to get re-elected. What happens when America’s most joyous, dysfunctional city rebuilds itself after a disaster?
My Way To Olympia - Trailer
Who better to cover the Paralympics than a disabled filmmaker who hates sports and deems the games “stupid?” When Niko von Glasow meets the Rwandan sitting volleyball team and an American archer without arms, his notions get blown away.
My Way to Olympia: The Ball of Boccia: Greg Polychronidis
Paraplegic boccia player Greg Polychronidis competes for gold in the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
My Way to Olympia: The Athlete: Aida Husic Dahlen
Table tennis player Aida Husic Dahlen represents Norway in the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
My Way to Olympia: Hanging Tough: Rwandan Volleyball Team
Rwanda's sitting volleyball team competes in the London 2012 Paralympics.
My Way to Olympia: Validating the Paralympics
Paralympian Greg Polychronidis explains to filmmaker Niko von Glasow his motivations for competing in the Games.
My Way to Olympia: Hitting the Target: Matt Stutzman
Athlete Matt Stutzman competes in archery at the London 2012 Paralympics.
My Way to Olympia: And I Achieved It
Filmmaker Niko von Glasow and athlete Greg Polychronidis discuss disabilities and sports.
American Revolutionary: Filmmaker Interview
Grace Lee on the making of American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs.
American Revolutionary - Trailer
Meet Grace Lee Boggs, a Chinese American philosopher in Detroit who has been waging a revolution for 75 years. Her story unfurls to portray an evolving city—and to examine the power of ideas and imagination to propel change.
American Revolutionary: Conversations in Maine
Grace Lee Boggs discusses the on-going series of conversations she began with her husband James Boggs and fellow veteran activists Freddy and Lyman Paine, during the turmoil of the 1960s. Transcripts of these conversations were published into a book titled Conversations in Maine.
American Revolutionary: Violence vs. Non-Violence
Grace Lee Boggs talks about white flight and the impact on Detroit race relations.
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Grace Lee Boggs explains how she struggled to understand the violence that was devastating her community, and her return to the evolving ideas of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.
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