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500 Nations Directed by Jack Leustig Film Review
An engrossing documentary charting the history of hundreds of Indian nations from pre-Columbian times to the Battle of Wounded Knee in 1890.
Balseros (Cuban Rafters) Directed by Carles Bosch, Josep M. Domenech Film Review
An ambitious and well-realized documentary about seven Cuban dreamers who risked their lives aboard homemade rafts to make it to America to forge a new life for themselves.
Stone Reader Directed by Mark Moskowitz Film Review
An extraordinary documentary that is both a lively and an illuminating tribute to the wonderful world of books.
9/11: The Filmmakers Commemorative Edition Directed by Gedeon Naudet, James Hanlon, Jules Naudet Film Review
A very moving and dramatic documentary shot by two French filmmakers who accompanied a New York City Fire Department Company into the heart of the World Trade Center disaster on September 11.
Children Underground Directed by Edet Belzberg Film Review
A harrowing documentary about five homeless kids struggling to stay alive on the streets of Bucharest, Romania.
The Awful Truth Directed by Michael Moore Film Review
Sets Michael Moore loose in fields of satirical wonder where he playfully attacks corruption in politics, greed in corporate hallways, and absurdities in American culture.
Martha and Ethel Directed by Barbara Ettinger, Jyll Johnstone Film Review
A documentary about two nannies and the impact they have upon the children in their care.
Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision Directed by Frieda Lee Mock Film Review
An Academy Award-winning documentary about an extraordinary sculptor and architect.
The Shadow Catcher Directed by T.C. McLuhan Film Review
Pays homage to Edward S. Curtis as a true world citizen open and hospitable to other cultures.
Qeros: The Shape of Survival Film Review
An engaging portrait of a tribe living in the Peruvian Andes which was once the home of the Incas.

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