News

Premieres

01.01.2025

Deadline

Sundance Assisted Dying Doc ‘Life After’ Boarded for International Sales

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Festival News

12.11.2024

Sundance Film Festival

LIFE AFTER on the 2025 Sundance Film Festival Line-up

“Profound and unflinching […], LIFE AFTER looks closely and critically at where progressive values of bodily autonomy and individual choice collide with latent fears of disability and an unequal value of the lives of disabled people. In doing so, Reid untangles an issue at the heart of our moral societal standing.”

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Reviews

4. 10. 2024

The New York Times

IT’S ONLY LIFE AFTER ALL Review: Indigo Girls Laugh Last

“An affecting portrait of two women who have stuck to their beliefs and, just as important, their loyalty to each other.”

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Archival photo of a group of officers in the late 1800s dragging an arrested man in a chokehold.

Awards

2. 15. 2024

Variety

POWER on the CPH:DOX Human Rights:
Award Competition Lineup

“The award honors filmmakers who depict the human rights challenges of our time.”

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Reviews

1. 26. 2024

The Hollywood Reporter

POWER Review:
Yance Ford’s Smart and Searing Documentary on Policing in America

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A black man stares with a soft smile at the camera in front of an olive green background. He wears a black sweatshirt that says "Fiction".

Interviews

1. 20. 2024

The Wrap

Interview with POWER Director Yance Ford

What we hope is that people will take a step back and consider the institution of policing as something that needs to be rebuilt.”

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A close up shot of a black person closing their eyes while their eyelids are painted cream. The person holding the paintbrush has long, pink nails.

Press

1. 11. 2024

Ebony Magazine

Director Twiggy Pucci Garçon Celebrates Siblinghood and Self-discovery

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Press

10.10.2024

Deadline

STANDING ABOVE THE CLOUDS at DOC NYC 2024

“Refusing to give up their rights over their sacred land, Native Hawaiian mothers and daughters band together to stop the construction of a massive telescope on Mauna Kea.” — DOC NYC

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Suhad Babaa, Jess Devaney, Tracy Rector and Zaina Bseiso on stage at CIFF

Press

11.26.2024

Filmmaker Magazine

Permission to Narrate: Narrative Sovereignty in Documentary

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Two trans actors, one dressed as a doctor, one as a patient, sit at a table in between takes while the director speaks to them. They are on a set with wooden panel walls emulating a doctor's office.

Press

3. 27. 2024

The New Yorker

Flipping the Script on Trans Medical Encounters

“Noah Schamus and Brit Fryer’s short film offers a vision of how physicians and trans patients can meet one another on equal footing.”

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Festival News

12.11.2024

Sundance Film Festival

LIFE AFTER on the 2025 Sundance Film Festival Line-up

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A list of Academy shortlisted films for best documentary short including Multitude's film HOW WE GET FREE.

Press

12. 21. 2023

The Hollywood Reporter

HOW WE GET FREE on the Academy Awards Documentary Short Film Shortlist

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Press

12. 06. 2023

Deadline

POWER Selected for the 2024 Sundance Film Festival

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A cream wall has a few various decorations - a red and white jacket, two framed portraits, and a South African methodist church society banner.

Reviews

12. 20. 2023

Filmmaker Magazine

XTR is Trying to Solve the Crisis in Documentary Film, but Some Filmmakers Feel Betrayed

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Tape cassette of Indigo Girls mixtape, with collage style flowers and photos of the two performers.

Reviews

12. 19. 2023

The Advocate

INDIGO GIRLS: IT’S ONLY LIFE AFTER ALL is getting a theatrical release, made possible by Oscilloscope Laboratories, in Spring 2024

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Interviews

11. 10. 2023

Documentary Magazine

“Who Is an Expert?”
Brit Fryer Discusses THE SCRIPT

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A Black woman with blonde mini braids looks to the left, wearing a gray sweatshirt and a black mask that says, "FREE THEM ALL"

Press

11. 07. 2023

Realscreen

HBO slates HOW WE GET FREE short with The New York Times

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A stylized, blurry photo of the Indigo Girls - Amy wears a cream shirt and looks down, and Emily stares at the camera wearing clear glasses.

Press

07. 26. 2023

The New York Times

Barbie’s song of choice on her way to the Real World is the Indigo Girls’ “Closer to Fine”.

“It’s about seeking out more than you thought you believed.”

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Reviews

07. 19. 2023

Seen

With ‘Queer Futures’ Joy Becomes a Strategy for Liberation

“That resistance is the how but what’s under that resistance is joy […] a root of resilience.” - Twiggy Pucci Garçon.

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A white agender person with brown curly hair, in a jumpsuit, standing in front of a sunny window.

Interviews

05. 16. 2023

Pure Nonfiction

Rallying Hope & Resistance in Today’s Marketplace

“Our current landscape reminds me of how the blockbuster-focused 1980’s gave way to the indie film heyday of the 90’s.”

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Elizabeth Epps stands holding a mic. Her hair is straight, short, and blonde, and she wears large gold hoops, a pink tank top, and thin gold necklaces.

Reviews

04. 08. 2023

The Aspen Times

Aspen Shortsfest Documentary HOW WE GET FREE Tracks Activist Politician’s Battle to End Bail

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MLK Jr and Coretta Scott King lead off the final lap to the state Capitol at Montgomery, Alabama

Reviews

03. 26. 2023

MSNBC

Why LOWNDES COUNTY Matters

“The county where much of the iconic five-day civil rights march actually took place is mostly a footnote in America’s collective memory. But not anymore.”

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