Documentary Films on The D-Word

For I Know My Weakness (2022)

Directed by John Dentino

The road is hard, but home is even harder.

Liwanag (2022)

Directed by John Haas

Three Filipino Migrant Workers lacking government support face the Covid19 pandemic.

"Kamran Tull" or "Let's Keep Tehran Alive" (unreleased)

Directed by Ala Mohseni

Los Hermanos/The Brothers (2021)

Directed by Marcia Jarmel

Separated by geopolitics but united by music.

Following Fania (unreleased)

Directed by Lisa Kenner Grissom & Christa P. Whitney

A film about the life, impact, and legacy of Jewish WWII resistance fighter, Fania Brantsovsky

What's in a Name? (unreleased)

Produced by Malkia K. Lydia

Reunion Choir (unreleased)

Produced by Malkia K. Lydia

Living the Legacy of Modern Dance (unreleased)

Directed by Kathy Hassinger

an educational documentary

We Are Sikhs (2004)

Directed by Harpreet Kaur

A Little Revolution (2011)

Directed by Harpreet Kaur

A Story of Suicides and Dreams

The Widow Colony (2006)

Directed by Harpreet Kaur

India's Unsettle Settlement

The Saz of Gurmat Sangit (2005)

Directed by Harpreet Kaur

Residual Splendour (2023)

Directed by Calvin Hudson Hwang

Exiting Hell Bar (2017)

Directed by Calvin Hudson Hwang

Miracle, Baby (2018)

Directed by Calvin Hudson Hwang

What Flowers They Bloom (2021)

Directed by Calvin Hudson Hwang

Like a Phoenix (2023)

Directed by Carin Dorghalli

A father and 6-year old daughter house families displaced by natural disasters.

'Mikey' - Working Title (unreleased)

Directed by Jack Graham

Sándor's Oregon Trail: The Barlow Road (2022)

Directed by Sándor Lau

Sándor follows footsteps of pioneers and Native people on the most perilous path of the Oregon Trail

Found in Korea (2019)

Directed by Kevyn Settle

A documentary film about adoption for the whole family.