What does it mean to be a refugee in today’s interconnected world? If one manages to escape a dangerous situation in the place of their birth, can they truly leave the trauma behind them, especially when the horror is just a phone call or video chat away? In Oday...
The fighting in Gaza is less intense at the moment thanks to the fragile ceasefire, but the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians continues. Sustained negotiations are required to address past grievances and to arrive at a just and sustainable...
The question of illegal immigration is all over the news these days. But in a media environment where journalists are trying to either make you angry or afraid, it’s not always easy to see the actual people beyond the headlines. In his new documentary ROADS...
Keith Jarrett’s The Köln Concert is the best-selling solo album in jazz history — a live recording of his extraordinary January 24, 1975, performance at the Cologne Opera House. Earlier this year, the album was inducted into the Library of Congress’s...
One has to wonder what Miguel de Cervantes would make of Patrick McCullum. As we meet Patrick at the start of Gabe Polsky’s documentary THE MAN WHO SAVES THE WORLD?, we aren’t quite sure what to make of him. And, frankly, filmmaker Polsky...
