Now in Libraries Everywhere

We are proud to see 18 of our films streaming on Kanopy, a platform that brings thoughtful, independent storytelling to public and academic libraries across the U.S. and beyond. These titles—now available to students, educators, and the general public—represent over two decades of documentary work exploring history, music, race, art, exile, resistance, and identity.

From the rhythms of Black Fiddlers and Samba On Your Feet to the intimate portraits in Alice Parker and Rita Dove, each film is a window into lives that shaped—and continue to shape—our cultural landscape.

These films are free to watch with your library card through Kanopy.com

Why It Matters:

Our mission has always been to create films that educate, engage, and endure. Partnering with library systems helps ensure that these stories reach classrooms, communities, and curious minds far beyond traditional theatrical release.

Please share with educators, librarians, and film lovers in your circles. These stories are meant to spark dialogue—and we invite you to join the conversation.