We have created a map of the United States, showing where we have offered screenings of the film, and where we are currently scheduled to screen the film.

You may view the map here.

Katrina Browne has been named the 2008 award winner for “courage in filmmaking” by the Women Film Critics Circle.

Late yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives formally apologized for slavery and the era of Jim Crow discrimination against African Americans.

The House passed H.Res. 194, a resolution sponsored by Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), by voice vote after the measure attracted 120 co-sponsors. The resolution follows a similar measure by the Senate in February, apologizing for U.S. actions against Native Americans, and a congressional apology and reparations twenty years ago to Japanese Americans and their descendants for the use of concentration camps by the U.S. in World War II.