Who's Your Brother?
The story of Jewish financier Stephen Field and his daughter Esther. Having survived a European massacre years before that claimed his wife and son, Stephen takes immense pleasure in philanthropic work at a community ser
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The story of Jewish financier Stephen Field and his daughter Esther. Having survived a European massacre years before that claimed his wife and son, Stephen takes immense pleasure in philanthropic work at a community ser
On April 1st, 2006, seven month after Hurricane Katrina devasted the city of New Orleans and weeks before the elections for Mayor of New Orleans, thousands of New Orleans residents marched to protest the legitimacy of th
Mobility Rights is a poetic visual examination of disabled people’s struggle in South Korea. It portrays the disabled fights being seen after decades of being denied basic rights.
The film's subject is the distribution of workers' housing. The right of residence, which Safer Korlatovic, salt-mining champion, received, is reason enough to make a poetic document from a moment of ordinary everyday li
Two fathers battle for visitation rights in a society that turns a blind eye—but can their children survive the fallout?
Filmed over four years, Holy Rights relates the struggles of Safia—a deeply religious Muslim woman from Bhopal—against the patriarchal mindset of the interpreters of Sharia law, which she believes denies women within her
Women share their experiences having an abortion before and after it was legal. Some endured harmful, painful procedures; others were treated with respect in safe, clean medical offices.
“Road to Human Rights” revisits Taiwan’s authoritarian past through the stories of four political prisoners during the nation’s White Terror era. The documentary resonates with viewers across generations, especially youn
Housing and Economic Rights Advocates (HERA) is a California statewide, not-for-profit legal service and advocacy organization. HERA’s mission is to ensure that all people are protected from discrimination and economic a
A Conspiracy of Hope was a short tour of six benefit concerts on behalf of Amnesty International that took place in the United States during June 1986.
Saatvik and Varadh are in a live-in relationship. Saatvik feels that Varadh is not giving him and their relationship its due importance. Varadh never even openly acknowledges that they are more than flat mates. This dist
The film shows the medical committees role during the long strike at San Francisco State College and the need for tactical knowledge of first aid as the student movement intensified.
Two councils with two different approaches to LGBT rights.
Multiple generations of women talk about balancing family and career. They chose to work at home while raising a family, build a career before having children, or live happily without children.
Human Rights Now! was a worldwide tour of twenty benefit concerts on behalf of Amnesty International that took place over six weeks in 1988.
The film documents Andrew Jackson’s fight with John C. Calhoun over a tariff law in 1832.
A young Indian woman challenges her society's patriarchal traditions in order to give her deceased grandmother her last rites.
Tyumen Rabbi Yerakhmiel Gorelik receives a request to find and transport the remains of the Rebbe of Sinai from the village of Maly Atlym (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra) to Israel. Having equipped the expediti
Housing and Economic Rights Advocates (HERA) is a California statewide, not-for-profit legal service and advocacy organization. HERA’s mission is to ensure that all people are protected from discrimination and economic a