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Classroom Clip: Salty Sardines
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The three brothers drive in Tuscany and talk about the experience of being in the cave.
Classroom Clip: Yurok Tribe v. Taos Proctor
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Taos explains to the court his history of drug use and his efforts at rehabilitation.
Classroom Clip: Taos and Abby
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Taos works on building a house for his family. Abby encourages him to attain a GED.
Swim Team: Sports and Perseverance
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the very personal challenges autism presents for Mikey and for Robbie with their parents.
Cameraperson: Government Control
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Johnson's driver informs her that journalists need a permit to shoot video of the prison..
Cameraperson: Preserving Dignity
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Syrian dissident, Charif Kiwan, speaks to a university audience about the ethics of...
Kirsten Johnson on the importance of questioning images
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In an age of media saturation, filmmaker Kirsten Johnson encourages us to question images.
Kirsten Johnson on the ethics of documentary filmmaking
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Filmmaker Kirsten Johnson explores responsibility and power dynamics in documentary film.
Diagnosing Moral Injury
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Tom and Anthony meet a policeman who shares that police officers have suicide rates ...
How does Almost Sunrise depict veterans?
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Filmmakers Michael Collins & Marty Syjuco discuss rethinking the veteran experience.
Why did these two Iraq War veterans walk across the country?
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Almost Sunrise filmmakers on the link between walking cross-country and healing from war.
Swim Team: Special Olympics - Experiencing Success
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Mikey McQuay’s swimming as he is selected to participate in the national Special Olympics.
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