China: A Source of Inspiration and Identity for Joy Brown
Joy Brown is a sculptor who lives in Connecticut, but her experiences in China and Japan have shaped her artistic journey. She is the subjec
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Luis Chitarroni Dies at 64
South winds speak of his departure. His final destination was 64th Street, no more transfers. The platform leads to corridors, and the...
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Contrakultura Documentaries on Latin American Writers by Eduardo Montes-Bradley
Contrakultura Films was an effort to produce biographical documentaries on Latin American writers. The production offices were in San...
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Lankes premiere at Burchfield Penney Art Center, SUNY
On October 11, 2019, the Burchfield Penney Art Center presented the world premiere of J. J. Lankes: Yankee Printmaker in Virginia, a documen
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Monumental Statues of Joy Brown Around the World
Joy's world was way more complex, with profound family roots in China and Japan that stretched for three generations and a vision that was n
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Caruso plays Piccirilli
"Cousins" is a silent film from 1918 featuring the Italian tenor Enrico Caruso in his only film role.
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Louis Malle: Docs
"Place de la République" Is deeply thought-provoking piece that examines the complexities of the society we live in.
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On Location with Joy Brown on Broadway
“The Art of Joy Brown” was partly film in New York City today.
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The Language of Ceramics
Joy Brown work is driven by emotional impulses, as if her subconscious was dictating the modeling of the clay.
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A Jewish GI in World War II
This is a film about a US soldier that in the midst of defeat during the Battle of the Bulge, dared to dream of a better world.
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Martin Caparrós
Martin Caparrós is a prominent journalist, writer, and social commentator. Born in Buenos Aires on May 29, 1957, he is widely respected for
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Alice Parker, Awarded
Two years after receiving the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Award at Mystic Film Festival, "Alice Parker" by Eduardo...
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HARTO THE BORGES
Harto The Borges departs from the premise of a television program produced to celebrate on the air Jorge Luis Borge's 80th birthday.
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Samba On Your Feet
"Samba on your feet," a documentary by Eduardo Montes-Bradley, explores the shared roots of Carnival and Samba in Brazil.
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A CELEBRATION OF LIFE
As a filmmaker and a family man, I appreciate the opportunity to work with my sons when the occasion arises. I have worked closely with...
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CHE: RISE & FALL
"Che: Rise and Fall" is an award-winning documentary by Eduardo Montes-Bradley exploring three key aspects in the life of Ernesto...
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WHO'S WATCHING
Kanopy's report shows that our films have a solid presence in academic and public libraries in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New
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JULIAN BOND
REFLECTIONS FROM THE FRONTLINES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 2012 | 33min | Available from Kanopy African American social activist Julian...
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BLACK FIDDLER’S NOTES
A deep dive into the legacy of Black performers who shaped the music of a new nation, the film features the music and reflections of David R
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The Art of Joy Brown
If I have been absent for the last few weeks for a very good reason: The Art of Joy Brown. The film is about its name sake, a remarkable...
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