All the Difference: Clip 10
Developing greater awareness, remaining flexible about future goals, and building skills can make all the difference. This clip is part of All the Difference Student Handbook.
Brother Outsider: Presidential Medal of Freedom Ceremony
On August 8, 2013, President Barack Obama named Bayard Rustin a posthumous recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Rustin was honored for his commitment to equality and justice worldwide. This video is from whitehouse.gov.
Golub: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmakers Gordon Quinn and Jerry Blumenthal discuss their 1990 film Golub.
Cuando las Montañas Tiemblan: Actualizar
Pamela Yates descubre que se equivocó una escena de su película, vuelve a Guatemala para investigar.
When the Mountains Tremble: Update
Filmmaker Pamela Yates finds out she got a scene in her 1983 film When the Mountains Tremble wrong, and returns to Guatemala to investigate.
The Act of Killing: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer on the making of his film The Act of Killing.
The Act of Killing: How to Kill With Less Blood
Anwar Congo demonstrates his system for killing while avoiding blood.
The Act of Killing: The History
The text in this clip provides the historical background for the film, recounting the 1965 military coup in Indonesia and how the military used local “gangsters” to kill Communists and other opponents.
The Act of Killing: Self Reflection
Anwar watches the clip "How to Kill with Less Blood" and reflects.
Whiteness Project: Inside the White Caucasian Box - Trailer
The Whiteness Project is an interactive investigation into how Americans who identify as "white" experience their ethnicity. Note this a web-based project, not a traditional documentary. The air date reflects the premiere of the project online. Find out more at http://whitenessproject.org. #WhitenessProject
The Act of Killing - Trailer
An Oscar® nominee and the most honored documentary of 2013, this dreamlike, terrifying film asks Indonesian death-squad leaders to dramatize their roles in genocide. In a mind-bending twist, they play both themselves and their victims.
Koch: Battling Washington
Mayor Ed Koch goes to Washington in 1978 to convince Congress that New York City is worth saving.
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: Ed Koch
New York City community members and politicians vote on whether to rename the Queensboro Bridge to honor Ed Koch.
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