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A NEW DAY 1
TOPHER HALL-Director
DREW DARBY-Producer
30:25 Minutes
Every year 600,000 men and women return to our communities from incarceration. 95% of prisoners will one day come home.
As a result of their criminal record, they face significant barriers to housing, employment, and other elements of a productive
life.
For Hajee, Jason, and Alona, the first year out of prison is critical to their success. Can they stay the course?
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BILL TILTON
DILLON GULLEDGE-Director
BILL TILTON-Producer
33:18 Minutes
A biographical documentary of Bill Tilton recounting the years and miles throughout life in various roles of military,
logistics, and retirement. Tilton shares his legacy to family and friends through a collection of narrations and archives
about the mark he left on the world with the support of his wife, Edna.
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DES MOINES COUNTY IN THE CIVIL WAR
RUSS FRY-Director
36:00 Minutes
Many people with ties to Des Moines County, Iowa played important roles in the American Civil War. 9 generals, 2 sailors,
4 Medal of Honor Recipients, a runaway slave, Confederates, and the most unsung heroine of the war. Des Moines County in the
Civil War tells their stories.
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FAKE
ALAN J. CHRIEST-Writer/Director/Producer
MARTIN C. BLOOM-Producer
8:00 Minutes
Fake news is not new - but now it's digital. From click-bait headlines to cyber disinformation, we are easily manipulated.
What do we gain and what do we lose by our unquestioned beliefs that control our actions?
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HOME GROWN
ALAN J. CHRIEST-Writer/Director/Producer
MARTIN C. BLOOM-Producer
14:30 Minutes
The radicalization and deradicalization of white supremacists and extremists.
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THE BATTLE OF HONEY SPRINGS
BRYAN BEASLEY-Writer/Director
BOB ROSS/JAIME ROMAN/JON ROMAN-Producers
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North or South, whichever side controlled Indian Territory, controlled the fate of slavery west of the Mississippi.
In the end, the battle at Honey Springs would be remembered as the climatic engagement within Indian Territory and the
most diverse battle in American Civil War history. On July 17, 1863, Major General James G. Blunt marched 3000 Union soldiers
through rain and river and initiated a brazen attack against a Confederate Army twice his number.
Led by the 1st Kansas, the Union forces drove the rebels from their stronghold at the Honey Springs depot, securing the
major supply route known as the Texas Road. "The Battle of Honey Springs" takes you inside the fight, from the Generals
and their warfare tactics to the men on the ground including the 1st Kansas, made up of all freed black slaves, eager to show
their worth and bravery in the fight to emancipate all their southern brothers.
And to the Creek, Cherokee and other tribes of Oklahoma, Native Americans divided by a white man's war, fighting to return
to the lands they once called home.
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THE HEAVIEST LOAD: CARING FOR AMERICA'S DEAD DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
GREYSON ACQUAVIVA-Director
KIMBERLY D. ACQUAVIVA-Producer
19:29 Minutes
Faced with mounting deaths and cumbersome social distancing restrictions, four funeral directors persisted in caring for
both the living and the dead in communities hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. These are their stories.
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THE RICHARD NAMED AFTER LIONHEART
SHIHYUN WANG-Director
27:00 Minutes
The story of Richard who was named after Richard the Lion Heart. He is different from the Richard you know. This is his
story from his angle.
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