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Through the eyes of survivors and family members, BAD BLOOD chronicles how a "miracle" treatment for hemophilia became an agent of death for 10,000 Americans. Faced with evidence that pharmaceutical companies and government regulators knew the product was contaminated with deadly viruses, the community launched a powerful and inspiring fight to right the system that failed them and to make it safer for all. Please visit
the Bad Blood page to read more
about this film. Broadcast: June, 2011 |
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Closing The Gap World Federation of Hemophilia 
Capturing stories and programs in Senegal, Russia, China, India, and Venezuela among others, Closing the Gap chronicles the World Federation of Hemophilia’s 50-year journey to ensure safe and effective treatment for all of those living with bleeding disorders around the world Expected release: July, 2012 (12 short films) |
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Genome: The Future Is Now
Imagine the day when you and your doctor sit down to review a copy of
your own personal genome. Scientists are on the brink of discovering the
genetic factors in diabetes, heart disease, common cancers, high blood
pressure, asthma, mental illness - virtually any
disease that tends to run in families - thereby launching a revolution in
health care. GENOME: THE FUTURE IS NOW, a multi-media documentary project
with a film and interactive website, has exclusive access to Harvard
scientist Dr. George Church and his Personal Genome Project (PGP) in which
he unlocks the genome sequences of the first ten volunteers offering
themselves up - as guinea pigs, pioneers, genomic astronauts - for an
unprecedented experiment at the crossroads of science, health, and ethics. Currently in production. Seeking funding and distribution. Please email us for more information. Please visit the Genome page to read more about this film. |
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Setting the Stage
Setting the Stage takes an
inside look at the programs of the Kaufman Center and the building that
houses them._ Following a musically gifted seventh
grader, the premiere fiddler in the U.S., and an amateur jazz player, the
story of this remarkable organization is told by the people benefiting from
it day to day. Released: October,
2006. (9 minutes) |
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Stop the Abuse of Power
Finding the delicate balance between protecting our national security
and protecting our civil liberties in the midst of the war on terror is at
the heart of Stop the Abuse of Power.
By delving into the individual tales of men and women who were embroiled in
policies of extraordinary rendition, illegal detainment, warrantless
wiretapping, and even torture, the film implicitly asks audiences: Is this
the kind of America we want to be?_ Used
extensively by the ACLU in a national outreach campaign. Released: Summer, 2006 (12 minutes) |
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Changing Lives, One Story At a Time
Changing Lives explores the
journey of two teens using writing to rise above the stigma and pain of
growing up in foster care. Empowerment through writing is the mission of
Youth Communication, publisher of two highly acclaimed teen magazines.
Created for the 25th anniversary of this admirable organization and used in
fundraising and outreach efforts._ Released: January, 2006. (12 minutes) |
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The Holleys: An American History
The Holleys
offers a rare look at five generations of Americans _ from the earliest
days of the American Revolution through the Steel Age in America _ and the
impact one family can have on the growth of a nation. Released: June, 2007. (23 minutes) |
