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Together with Soledad Liendo, I have spent the past thirty years committed to documenting the lives, work, and passions of others. Film has been my medium of choice—a way to preserve and share the singular experiences of men and women in the Arts and Sciences who entrusted us with their hopes, fears, and remarkable achievements.

Looking back, we have created nearly one hundred documentary portraits. These films, available worldwide in public and Academic libraries, would not have been possible without the generous support of leading cultural institutions and the individuals who sustain the Documentary Film Fund. Their belief in preserving the human experience continues to inspire our work. -- Eduardo Montes-Bradley

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Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor

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Daniel Chester French: An American Sculptor Now Available Worldwide via Alexander Street and ProQuest

We’re pleased to share that Daniel Chester French: An American Sculptor is now available for worldwide academic and public access through Alexander Street, a ProQuest platform and one of the most powerful engines for curated scholarly streaming media.

Nazi Propaganda Unearthed in Buenos Aires.

More than 80 years after arriving in Argentina, a collection of Nazi propaganda materials has been uncovered in a surprising and deeply symbolic location: the archives of the country’s Supreme Court.

Documenting Andrew Young

Nancy Mitchell’s Jimmy Carter in Africa: Race and the Cold War offers a comprehensive examination of President Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy in Africa during the late 1970s. The book delves into how Carter’s administration navigated the complex interplay between Cold War geopolitics and the pressing issues of racial justice, both domestically and internationally.

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