Space: The Longest Goodbye
The current goal is to send people to Mars within the next decade. That is certainly an ambitious...
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A Town Called Victoria – Community of communities
In 2017, a mosque was destroyed by fire in the South Texas city of Victoria. It became a national...
Unconditional – Caring for the caring
According to AARP, 53 million Americans are caregivers for family members dealing with health...
Two Gods – Who Will You Follow?
?Surely we belong to God and to Him we shall return.? In Zeshawn Ali?s Two Gods we see the...
Dark Circle – 40 years later, still matters.
Does a nearly forty year old documentary still hold relevance? A newly restored HD version of Dark...
The People vs. Agent Orange
?[It] doesn?t go away. It goes away politically/? Most of us associate Agent Orange with the...
Through the Night – Much Needed Daycare
What are parents to do when they need to work long shifts or multiple jobs? Through the Night by...
A Thousand Cuts – Journalism vs. Authoritarianism
?She believes that shining a light is the most important thing.? A President who claims news...
The Ballad of Esequiel Hern?ndez – A Story to Remember
Corridos are Mexican folk ballads. Sometimes those ballads are used to relate history that is deemed important. The Ballad of Esequiel Hern?ndez is essentially a film corrido that recalls the 1997 shooting of an 18 year old high...
Joseph Pulitzer: The Voice of the Poeple
Most people know of Joseph Pulitzer because of the Pulitzer Prizes awarded each year. They may...
American Masters: Andrew Wyeth
?He painted the soul, not just the image.? The PBS series American Masters is airing an episode...
Abacus: Small Enough to Jail
The film opens with a clip from It?s a Wonderful Life. This is a film that Thomas Sung views as his own philosophy of banking and community. He had already established a successful career as a lawyer before starting the bank. But he believed it was his responsibility to give something to his community.