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thoughtful and effective film, Desert Space understands that the most profound connections are not found in the stars, but closer to home.
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In President, Camilla Nielsson profiles Nelson Chamisa, official leader of Zimbabwe's opposition, on the campaign trail in a fight for democratic reform.
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Oscar Peterson: Black + White celebrates a Canadian icon, but reveals our ongoing discomfort with confronting this country's ongoing history of racism.
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How Selwyn Jacob, Sylvia D. Hamilton, and Sam Pollard broke barriers in documentary production and continue to fight for change in the film industry.
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Wolfgang Puck has been called the “original celebrity chef” for the way he revolutionized American cuisine and elevated the role of chefs in American culture. Though he was not the first chef
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