Genre: Documentary
Canadian Pacific
Directed by David Rimmer
A stationary journey (and everything that follows). Rimmer’s classic film, a Festival winner from the past, seems a fitting way …
Canned Fit
Directed by Woodruff Laputka
Sound artist Christine Shorkhuber uses an array of “non-traditional” instruments to create minimalist melodies meant to bring us a little …
Cardboard
Directed by Matt Longmire
VISITING ARTIST—Encountering panhandlers with their rumpled cardboard signs asking for help is an everyday occurrence in Seattle. Many are veterans, …
Carrying the Light
Directed by Guy Natanel
A London rabbi makes a spiritual journey on foot from the Frankfurt Synagogue in Germany, where his father was the …
Cartoonists: Foot Soldiers of Democracy?
Directed by Stéphanie Valloatto
Traveling five continents, Valloatto profiles a dozen men and women whose job, obligation, and clear source of joy is to …
Carvalho’s Journey
Directed by Steve Rivo
Steve Rivo’s fascinating 19th-century adventure story documents the extraordinary career of Solomon Nunes Carvalho (1815–1897) and his life as a …
Censored Voices
Directed by Mor Loushy
The Six-Day War in 1967 ended with a stunning victory for Israeli military forces against neighboring countries Egypt, Syria, and …
Charles Lloyd: Arrows Into Infinity
Directed by Dorothy Darr, Jefferey Morse
Charles Lloyd became one of the most popular and influential jazz musicians of the 1960s when his album “Forest Flower” …
Charles Mingus: Triumph of the Underdog
Directed by Don McGlynn
“I am Charles Mingus, half black man, half yellow man. . . I play jazz, I am a Negro,” declares …
Charlie “Bird” Parker, 1920-1955
Directed by Jan Horne
Produced by the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Jan Horne’s four-part film on the life of jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker is the …
Charlie Haden: Rambling Boy
Directed by Reto Caduff
Music legends don’t come any more unassuming than Charlie Haden. Courtesy of Reto Caduff’s charming documentary, we discover that the …
Charlie Vs. Goliath
Directed by Reed Lindsay
In 2014, 75-year-old Charlie Hardy, a retired Catholic priest, returned to his hometown of Cheyenne, Wyoming, to discover shocking poverty …