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A powerful new documentary follows high school performing arts students as they travel to Poland to learn Holocaust survivor Eva Libitzky's story, discovering how hatred affects everyone. Director Hershey Felder screens the film May 4 in Redwood City, showing how diverse students connected with history in deeply personal ways.
A two-time breast cancer survivor is touring the UK with her documentary that blends humor, animation, and a giant inflatable breast to show how creativity heals. Her film has already won multiple awards and sparks vital conversations about life after cancer.
Documentary filmmaker Daniel Roher turned his AI anxiety into "The AI Doc," a movie that refuses to embrace either doomsday predictions or blind optimism. His message: we can still shape this technology's future.
A documentary filmmaker left his 30-year career to create a heritage homestay in rural Maharashtra where village women earn their first independent income. More than 2,500 travelers have now visited Jambhrun Trails, bringing both tourism dollars and dignity to women who once worked without recognition.
A groundbreaking documentary premiering on International Women's Day shines a spotlight on the pioneering women who shaped Nigeria's vibrant Fuji music industry. The film reveals decades of untold stories, from record label founders to the cultural keepers whose contributions made the genre thrive.
A single wildlife documentary turned whale shark hunters into protectors in Gujarat, India. Within months of its release, the film sparked national and global protections for a species most people didn't know existed.
A Kazakh documentary about women imagining life beyond male dominance just made history at one of the world's top film festivals. Despite zero government funding, the filmmakers turned persistence into a sold-out Berlin premiere.
A new collection of youth-created documentaries is showcasing real people solving problems from Texas floods to food waste. Planet Classroom's February lineup proves the next generation isn't waiting around to fix the world.