After Tiller: Serena’s Story
A young woman discusses her financial and personal reasons for choosing abortion and her concerns about judgment from others.
After Tiller: How Far Does the Right to Protest Go?
Protestors picket the school attended by the daughter of the man who owns the property where Dr. Carhart practices.
After Tiller: Finding a Clinic Space in Maryland
Dr. Carhart faces opposition from anti-abortion communities while trying to finding a space to rent for his abortion services.
After Tiller: The Nebraska Legislature
Nebraska lawmakers hear a proposal limiting abortion to before 20 weeks because abortion opponents claim that is when a fetus feels pain.
After Tiller: Consequences of Making Abortion Illegal
Dr. Hern explains how his experiences witnessing illegal abortions made him to decide to offer abortion services.
After Tiller: Women Are the Experts On Their Own Lives
Dr. Robinson emphasizes the importance of trusting women to make correct ethical decisions concerning their own lives.
After Tiller: When the Diagnosis Guarantees Suffering
Dr. Sella meets with two couples who wanted children but are choosing to abort because their babies would be born with severe abnormalities.
After Tiller - Trailer
Since the assassination of Dr. George Tiller in 2009, only four doctors in the country openly provide late abortions. With unprecedented access, After Tiller goes inside the lives of these physicians working at the center of the storm.
After Tiller: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmakers Lana Wilson and Martha Shane discuss the making of their film After Tiller.
Big Men: The Benefits of Big Oil
Kwesi Pratt and Kosmos each discuss the potential benefits the new contract.
Big Men - Trailer
More than five years in the making, Big Men goes to Ghana to provide an unprecedented look at the global deal making and dark underside of oil development—a contest for money and power that is reshaping the world.
A World Not Ours: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel discusses the making of his film A World Not Ours.
A World Not Ours - Trailer
Filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel revisits his former home to share a passionate, bittersweet account of one family’s multi-generational experience living as permanent refugees in southern Lebanon.
A World Not Ours: I Don't Want to Return
Mahdi's friend Abu Eyad describes feeling betrayed by those who promised a Palestinian revolution and says he does not want to return to his family's land.
A World Not Ours: Right of Return
Mahdi's grandfather came to Ain el-Helweh at age 16 and has lived there ever since, maintaining his determination to one day return to his homeland.
A World Not Ours: Ain el-Helweh
Filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel introduces Ain el-Helweh, the Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon where his family is from.
A World Not Ours: I Quit
Abu Eyad expresses his frustration with living in Lebanon as a refugee without rights.
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