How did a man in charge of 12 million slave laborers become “the good Nazi”?
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How did a man in charge of 12 million slave laborers become “the good Nazi”?
Jacinta opens in select theaters on Friday, October 8th.
Opening in theaters are independent films I’m Your Man, Surge, Apache Junction, the Russian language drama Chernobyl 1986 and the documentary Aware: Glimpses of Consciousness.
“La Casa de Mama Icha is a declaration of love to one’s own land,” said director Óscar Molina.
“It’s a gripping family detective odyssey which I hope will have audiences on the edge of their seats, as Paul starts to unravel the mystery of his early years.” – director Ursula Macfarlane.
SIFF’s first-ever DocFest runs September 30 through October 7 at SIFF Cinema Egyptian in Seattle, Washington.
Fruits of Labor directed by Emily Cohen Ibañez made its World Premiere at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival.
“I carry an ancient pain that I struggle to understand.” – Rebeca “Beba” Huntt.
The Devil’s Drivers follows Palestinian smugglers on high-speed trips to help workers cross the border.
The film earned its director, Jessica Earnshaw, the award for Best New Documentary Director at the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival.
This Is Not a War Story tracks a ragtag group of combat veterans in New York whose anti-war art, poetry, and papermaking keep them together.
Comala follows director Gian Cassini on his personal journey in search for his absent father, discovering the ghosts of Mexico’s failed war on drugs along the way.