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TRUST starts in a theater as a group of teenage actors receive a standing ovation, then takes us back to the beginning, when an 18-year-old Hondure~na tells the company a story about her life that involves rape and incest. Amazing things unfold as these kids transform her story into a daring original play and learn to trust each other in ways you might never think possible.
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Nancy Kelly For more than 25 years, Nancy Kelly has produced and directed independent documentary and narrative films. Her documentary Smitten, about Rene di Rosa and his collection of contemporary art by Northern California artists, premiered at the Mill Valley Film Festival in October 2005 and aired nationally on PBS in 2006. It won the Audience Award for Best Documentary Film at the DC Independent Film Festival and shared the Audience Award at the Aspen Shortsfest. It screened at the Santa Fe Film Festival, Cinequest Film Festival (San Jose, CA), International Festival of Films on Art (Montreal), Ashland (OR) Film Festival, and at Copia in Napa, California.She wrote, produced and directed Downside Up, an hour-long documentary about America's largest museum of contemporary art, MASS MoCA, which opened as an economic development move in the abandoned Massachusetts factory where her family once worked. She directed and co-produced the critically acclaimed American Playhouse Theatrical film Thousand Pieces of Gold, which was in many international film festivals, played in theaters in the US and Europe, and was broadcast worldwide. Ms. Kelly also produced and directed the documentaries Cowgirls: Portraits of American Ranch Women; A Cowhand's Song: Crisis on the Range; and Sweeping Ocean Views. Cowgirls was broadcast by the National Geographic Explorer Program and in the United Kingdom and won many film festival awards. She directed a number of segments - including the pilot - for SPARK , KQED San Francisco's documentary art series. She is also in development on The Work of Art, the story of Chicago's Albany Park Theater Project, an immigrant youth theater company. Nancy is also writing, with Gwendolyn Clancy, a work of creative non-fiction called When We Were Cowgirls. She is a native of North Adams, Massachusetts. She is married to the film editor Kenji Yamamoto.
The New Old Country
American Jews flock from across the country to New York City's Lower East Side, revealing an intricate web of nostalgia, collective memory and the elusive nature of recorded history.
Subject: Children, Youth & Families
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There Once Was An Island:Te Henua e Nnoho
The Human Face to Climate Change
Subject: Urban Studies & Environment
The New Old Country
American Jews flock from across the country to New York City's Lower East Side, revealing an intricate web of nostalgia, collective memory and the elusive nature of recorded history.
Subject: Children, Youth & Families
The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg, a high-level Pentagon official and Vietnam War strategist, concludes that the war is based on decades of lies and leaks 7,000 pages of top secret documents to The New York Times, making headlines around the world.
Subject: Social Sciences
