Koch: Ed Koch
New York City community members and politicians vote on whether to rename the Queensboro Bridge to honor Ed Koch.
Koch: Bigger Than Life
Ed Koch on his political philosophy: "You gotta get them to follow you, and you can only do that by being bigger than life."
Koch: Battling Washington
Mayor Ed Koch goes to Washington in 1978 to convince Congress that New York City is worth saving.
Koch - Trailer
Meet Ed Koch, the quintessential New Yorker. Combative, funny and blunt, he was mayor from 1978 to 1989, an era of graffiti, near-bankruptcy and crime. Before his death in 2013, the intensely private man recalled his life and legacy.
Cutie and the Boxer: Trailer
An Oscar-nominated reflection on love, sacrifice and the creative spirit, this candid New York tale explores the chaotic 40-year marriage of famed “boxing” painter Ushio Shinohara and artist Noriko Shinohara.
The Genius of Marian: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmakers Banker White and Anna Fitch discuss the making of The Genius of Marian.
The Genius of Marian: And I Don’t
Pam and Banker discuss the everyday things she's unable to do on her own.
The Genius of Marian: Never Happened Before
Pam's youngest son Luke, who lives four hours away from the family, describes his mother's advancing Alzheimer's.
The Genius of Marian: That's Not Going to Happen
Ed White talks about his marriage and how his role has changed since Pam got sick.
The Genius of Marian: I Think About It All The Time
Luke tells his mother that he thinks about what she's going through all the time.
The Genius of Marian: I'm Really Worried About Him
Ed starts to share some of what has been difficult about adapting to Pam's new situation and Devon expressing concern that he might not be also taking care of himself.
The Genius of Marian: Medication
Pam is having trouble accepting her Alzheimer's diagnosis and her son Luke -- a fourth year resident in Psychiatry -- struggles to get her to take the medication the doctor has prescribed.
The Genius of Marian - Trailer
When Pam White is diagnosed at age 61 with early-onset Alzheimer’s, her family grapples with the disease alongside her, and her eldest son attempts to recover her memories by recording conversations in this visually rich, poignant film.
After Tiller: Serena’s Story
A young woman discusses her financial and personal reasons for choosing abortion and her concerns about judgment from others.
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