Unstoppable Winners at Slamdance 2025
Slamdance has for some years had a commitment to including films from or about disabled people....
Tag: World War II
Lee: Ellen Kuras tells a story of feminine fury from behind enemy lines
When pursuing the truth, one can’t let them push you back. Set in the heart of World War...
Freud’s Last Session: Reason and Faith
“Things are only simple when you choose not to examine them.” September 3, 1939. Britain has...
Love Gets a Room – Life and Death Coexist
The title card that opens Rodrigo Cortés’s Love Gets a Room, gives us the setting of the story (Warsaw in January 1942) and the context of the Warsaw ghetto filled with 400,000 Jews with suffering and inevitable death...
Onoda: 10,000 Nights in the Jungle
?They had said, ?We will come back for you. No matter how long it takes, we will come back.?...
Burial – Legacy and death
?Death is nothing if the legacy lives on.? Ben Parker?s Burial builds a tale around the ambiguity...
Syndrome K – Life Saving Disease
Doctors take an oath to save lives. Sometimes that means making some hard decisions. For a group...
My Name Is Sara – A Unique Too Common Story
?You have to survive. It will be our revenge.? Steven Oritt?s premiere feature film, My Name Is...
Sunken Roads: Three Generations After D-Day
Coming out in time for Veterans? Day is Sunken Roads: Three Generations After D-Day from...
The Meaning of Hitler – Does History Mean Anything?
Hitler. A name that for much of the world connotes absolute evil. But that name is burnt into...
The Dig – Life in the Midst of Death
?Death is more universal than life; everyone dies, but not everyone lives.? A. Sachs I?ve never...
Recon – Moral Questions of War
?I have had enough.? How should we think of war? Is it a romantic, idealized story of heroics? Is...
The Keeper -Finding Forgiveness
Based on a true story, The Keeper, from director Marcus H Rosenm?ller, is the story of a German...