"Will West Coast Jazz Finally Get Some Respect? I intend to find out." — Ted Gioia, co-founder of Stanford University's Jazz Studies Program and
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From Jesuit lay minister to America’s favorite rollerblading lounge singer, Joe Sehee’s life has been a devotion to that little thing they call
18 is an upcoming documentary by Tokyo / Vermont celebrating the 50th anniversary of Steve Reich’s masterwork, Music for 18 Musicians. The film
When Sengua Koipapi was a boy growing up in a Maasai village in northern Tanzania, his mother nearly died after childbirth. Villagers carried her for
ALIVE IN STRINGS tells the story of America through an instrument that has traveled with the country for centuries: the banjo. From its early roots in
Karina Khachatryan arrived in Los Angeles in 1992 with 250 dollars, two children, and a marriage already strained. She spoke almost no English. Over
Before the rise of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team, a group of determined women in 1970s Illinois laid the foundation for the sport’s future
You have already met Harold Cromer. You have laughed at his comedic timing — Jerry Lewis admitted on public television that he took it. You have seen
Found follows the filmmaker’s personal search for the truth behind the story of his abandonment as an infant in rural southern Greece in1963 — found
At seven years old, Emmanuel Harerimana's life was saved by the mountain gorillas during the Rwandan genocide. He sets out to find the last surviving