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A short documentary about the union organizers at Tartine Bakery in the San Francisco Bay Area who successfully won a unionization vote – despite a brutal anti-union boss fight that began just weeks before the worldwide
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A short documentary about the union organizers at Tartine Bakery in the San Francisco Bay Area who successfully won a unionization vote – despite a brutal anti-union boss fight that began just weeks before the worldwide
Three children who use hearing aids take part in a truly unique workshop where silence meets sound.
"This video is part 02 of Gogol 16 in almost everything because the people who were finishing Gogol 16 are subdivided (although in the end they are not subdivided because there were people who got upset if they were subd
A troubled woman demonstrates how to bake whole grain, stone-milled sourdough bread.
At a Brooklyn holiday dinner among friends, the guests reveal they are expecting a baby. The celebratory mood quickly turns full on manic when the host’s bread fails to rise, leading to a revelation of deeper issues hidd
The true story of Sandrine Herman, a deaf woman who, for years, was unaware that she had been deaf since birth. Born to hearing parents, she attended a regular school, where she wondered how others understood what the te
As early as July 1933, Hitler introduced a racial hygiene law calling for sterilization, forced abortions and the first exterminations, including the T4 program, of a number of disabled and deaf people. For the first tim
Amalia learns that her mother’s cancer is getting worse. Tonight, her mother will pass away. Amalia lives far from her because of her studies. Will she manage to reach her in time to share her final hours?
This documentary by Susan Bettmann dives deep into the mixing trough, following Bread and Puppet Theater director Peter Schumann from grinding rye grain to baking in wood-fired ovens to feeding the appreciative crowds th
A rebellious computer engineering prodigy uses his talent for pranks to outwit the security consultant who has taken the students at his prestigious private school hostage.
For a month, filmmaker Dieter Gränicher lives in an institution, in the village community of the deaf. As an attentive and increasingly familiar observer, he gets closer and closer to the village's inhabitants, who often