Naples Int’l Film Festival Announces Full Slate, From Narrative ‘On A String’ To “Colorful Documentary” On ‘The Pantone Guy’

EXCLUSIVE: The Naples Film Festival – considered one of the top regional festivals in the U.S. – announced the lineup today ...
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In ‘One Golden Summer,’ director Kevin Shaw probes the Jackie Robinson West Little League controversy

The documentary, which will open the Chicago International Film Festival this week, features revealing interviews with the ...

Watch ‘Nothing To See Here: Watts’ Trailer: Unique Documentary Project Made By Rival Gang Members, Police, Victims Of Violence In L.A. Neighborhood

“This is a story about my community of Watts, where the community became the directors and the stars to tell their stories,” commented producer Brandon ‘Stix’ Salaam-Bailey. “ Nothing to See Here: ...

In ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ doc, a crime brews for months with the potency of a horror movie

Using mostly police bodycam footage, Geeta Gandbhir's harrowing documentary chronicles failed law enforcement and the damage ...

Kenyan documentary spotlights activist torn between family and the struggle

Kenyan documentary "Softie" opens in 2013 with Njeri Mwangi standing in a doorway, light illuminating a sleepy toddler on her hip as her husband Boniface sieves buckets of clotted blood outside.
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Born Poor

Watch FRONTLINE's documentary, filmed over the course of 14 years, which shows the realities of growing up poor in America.
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They Were ‘Born Poor’ in America. As Adults, They’re Fighting to Shake Child Poverty’s Lingering Impact.

Watch the prologue from "Born Poor" — a documentary made over 14 years that follows kids in three families who try to overcome poverty from childhood through the teen years to young adulthood.