The GOOD DOCS Blog – Page 27

Sep 13, 2018

Owsley Brown discusses Haitian resiliency through music in SERENADE FOR HAITI

We sat down with Owsley Brown, director and producer of SERENADE FOR HAITI, to talk about his experience filming Holy Trinity Music School in Port-au-Prince before and after the devastating earthquake and what he would like students to take from...

Jul 25, 2018

Linda Brown works through family trauma, caregiving and forgiveness in her film YOU SEE ME

Linda Brown joins us to discuss her new film YOU SEE ME, a powerful dive into her family's collective memory amidst her father's deteriorating health. REQUEST A GOOD TALK WITH LINDA BROWN You are a very experienced filmmaker, how does YOU...

Mar 19, 2018

Valerie Red-Horse Mohl and her film on the Cherokee Nation’s first female Principal Chief Wilma Mankiller

We sat down with Valerie Red-Horse Mohl to discuss her latest film MANKILLER, produced by Gale Anne Hurd with Vision Maker Media, which chronicles the life of Wilma Mankiller who humbly defied the odds to fight injustice and give a...

Feb 14, 2018

An intimate conversation with Lisa Klein on her film The S Word and suicide survivors

Lisa Klein joins us to discuss her new film, The S-Word, which follows suicide survivors on their inspiring, and at times, tragic, road to regaining their lives. In an intimate discussion, Lisa discusses her own personal experience with this tragedy and...

Feb 14, 2018

Robin Berghaus on her documentary STUMPED and what happens when you lose all your limbs all at once.

GOOD DOCS sat down with Robin Berghaus to discuss her latest film, STUMPED, about a man who takes on an experimental, extremely risky transplant surgery to replace his arms. Along the way, we also talked about “the Holy Grail” of...