Virtual Showing 
2021 | USA | 5 min | Documentary
Director: Caitlin Agnew
Producer: Douglas Challenger
Editor: Caitlin Agnew

For years attorney and Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky has led the fight to reform the way we fund public schools in New Hampshire through the courts and civic activism.  Now he is taking his passion for equality and his knowledge of how public policy is made to Franklin Pierce University where he has become its first Civic Scholar in Residence.  In this short documentary, we see him on Constitution Day showing students how the legal system works and inspiring them to become civic leaders for social change. 

Virtual Showing 
2020 | USA | 74 min | Documentary
Director: Sanjay Rawal
Producers: Tanya Mellier, Sterlin Harjo
Editor: Alexander Meillier

Gather celebrates the fruits of the indigenous food sovereignty movement, profiling innovative changemakers in Native American tribes across North America reclaiming their identities after centuries of physical and cultural genocide. On the Apache reservation, a chef embarks on a ambitious project to reclaim his tribe’s ancient ingredients; in South Dakota, a gifted Lakota high school student, raised on a buffalo ranch, is using science to prove her tribe’s native wisdom about environmental sustainability; and in Northern California, a group of young men from the Yurok tribe is struggling to rehabilitate its rivers to protect the salmon. Gather beautifully shows how the reclaiming and recovery of ancient foodways provides a form of resistance and survival, collectively bringing back health and self-determination to their people.

“Fighting for water rights and fighting for hunting rights, and maintaining our food ways is our own battle to fight for our human rights. “ – Nephi Craig, Gather

A New York Times Critic’s Pick!

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