Video Library by Festival Year 2005


Alphabetical Reference
A - F
Films By Festival Year
2005 Highlights
 

Homeland: Four Portraits of Native Action
Roberta Grossman
Nearly all Indian nations sit on land threatened by ruinous environmental hazards - toxic waste, strip mining, oil drilling, and nuclear contamination. Homeland is the first film to take a hard look at these realities. (87 minutes)

In the Morning
Danielle Lurie
In this daring short drama which is based on a true story, a young woman is brutally attacked, and the responsibility of restoring her family's lost honor is left in the hands of her younger brother: a 13 year-old boy. (10 minutes)

Kathryn: The Story of a Teller
Anne Wheeler
' Kathryn: The Story of a Teller,' gives us a glimpse into the life of an extraordinary woman whose phenomenal memory reaches back to conversations with people who lived before the Civil War. Pioneering female journalist, collector of tales, "the queen of storytellers," Kathryn Tucker Windham opens the windows of imagination, connecting us with our heritage.
(88 minutes)

Merci
Christine Rabette

Along with yawning and the flu, few things are as contagious as laughter. (8 minutes)

Searching for Angela Shelton
Angela Shelton - Filmmaker attending
Filmmaker Angela Shelton sets out on a journey to meet every other Angela Shelton in America and through them survey the early 21st Century thoughts of American women. What she wasn't prepared for was learning that 16 out of 32 Angela Sheltons she spoke to had been raped, beaten or molested, herself included. 'Searching for Angela Shelton' forced Angela Shelton to confront her past and her own father. The Angela Sheltons complete the journey by teaching the filmmaker about forgiveness, faith, and the power of the human spirit. (93 minutes)

The Triumvirate
Jean Strauss
Based on the filmmaker's award-wining memoir "Beneath A Tall Tree," The Triumvirate is a powerful documentary about the filmmaker's search and reunion with her birth mother and grandmother. (13 minutes)