This critically-acclaimed 4-part documentary series is both a thrilling account of a remarkable manhunt and a tender portrait of life, death and justice in present day Italy. The story begins with the tragic killing of 13-year old Yara Gambiarasio near her home in northern Italy in 2010. Recounted through the testimony of the tenacious lead prosecutor, Letizia Ruggeri, this 4-part documentary series gives audiences unfettered access to a remarkable genetic investigation. And, following the 2014 arrest of a local builder, Massimo Bossetti, for Yara’s murder, the series asks whether the central DNA evidence really stands up to scrutiny. More info.

2013 PEABODY WINNER & GRIERSON NOMINEE

Screened in more than 70 countries, this hour-long documentary tells the story of an industrial sugar plantation being built in rural Mali, West Africa. Digging into questions of economic development and land rights, the film follows characters who are trying to escape poverty without forsaking their traditional way of life. You can watch the film here. Also, visit the Why Poverty? site and read the Guardian’s review!

A feature length documentary that follows 7 young friends over 3 years after the
 war in Kosovo. Through their stories of trauma and recovery, we 
witness children of
 conflict becoming young leaders of a fledgling state. An intimate and unexpectedly poignant 
documentary about life after war. Winner of the Tribeca Film Festival Best Documentary Award, 2003.