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 ADDITIONAL
MATERIAL
An alphabetized listing
of films referred to in Archival Storytelling.
Many of these films
are available for purchase or rental through online vendors,
such as Netflix, Intelliflix and others. Public television
programs in the United States
can sometimes be purchased through www.shopPBS.org. Some
films can be ordered through a filmmaker’s website (or there
will be links to a distributor).
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| Alexander
Hamilton. Produced and directed by
Muffie Meyer; written and co-produced by Ronald Blumer; edited
and co-produced by Sharon Sachs and Eric Seuel Davies.
The film's website is at
www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/hamilton/index.html. |
| Artificial Limb.
Written, produced, and edited by Jay Rosenblatt.
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| Benjamin Franklin.
Produced and directed by Ellen Hovde and Muffie Meyer; written
and co-produced by Ronald Blumer; edited by Donna Marino, Sharon
Sachs, and Eric Davies. Website:
www.pbs.org/benfranklin/index.html. |
| Bowling for
Columbine. Produced, directed and
written by Michael Moore; additional producers Kethleen Glynn,
Jim Czarnecki, Charles Bishop and Michael Donovan; edited by
Kurt Engfehr. |
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Chicago
10. Produced by Brett
Morgen and Graydon Carter; directed and written by Brett Morgen;
edited by Stuart Levy.
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| The Civil War
(series). Produced by Ken Burns and
Ric Burns; directed by Ken Burns; written by Geoffrey C. Ward
and Ric Burns with Ken Burns; edited by Paul Barnes, Bruce Shaw,
and Tricia Reidy.
Website:
www.pbs.org/civilwar. |
| Darwin's
Nightmare. Produced by Barbara Albert,
Martin Gschlact, Edouard Mauriat, Hubert Sauper, Antonin
Svoboda, and Hubert Toint; written and directed by Hubert Sauper;
edited by Denise Vindevogel. |
| The Devil Never
Sleeps (El Diablo nunca Duerme).
Produced, directed, and written by Lourdes Portillo. Edited by
Vivien Hillgrove Gilliam. |
| Drive-in Blues.
Produced, directed, written and edited
by Jan Krawitz. The film is
distributed by Direct Cinema, Ltd. |
| Enron: The
Smartest Guys in the Room. Produced by
Alex Gibney, Jason Kliot, and Susan Motamed; directed and
written by Alex Gibney; edited and co-produced by Alison
Ellwood. |
| Eyes on the
Prize (series). Episodes 1–6 produced
by Orlando Bagwell, Callie Crossley, James A. DeVinney, Judith
Vecchione; edited by Daniel Eisenberg, Jeanne Jordan, Charles
Scott; series writer, Steve Fayer; executive producer, Henry
Hampton. Episodes 7–14) produced by Sheila Bernard, Carroll
Blue, James A. DeVinney, Madison Davis Lacy, Jr., Louis J.
Massiah, Thomas Ott, Samuel Pollard, Terry Kay Rockefeller,
Jacqueline Shearer, Paul Stekler; edited by Lillian Benson,
Betty Ciccarelli, Thomas Ott, Charles Scott; series writer,
Steve Fayer; executive producer, Henry Hampton.
See
www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/eyesontheprize/about/index.html. |
| Fahrenheit 9/11.
Produced by Jim Czarnecki, Kathleen Glynn and Michael Moore;
directed and written by Michael Moore; edited by Kurt Engfehr,
Christopher Seward, and T. Woody Richman.
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The Fog of War.
Produced by Julie Ahlberg,
Robert Fernandez, Jon Kamen, Adam Kosberg, Robert May, Errol
Morris, Frank Scherma, John Sloss, and Michael Williams;
directed by Errol Morris; edited by Doug Abel, Chyld King, and
Karen Schmeer. |
| Good Night, and
Good Luck. Produced and written by
George Clooney and Grant Heslov; directed by George Clooney;
edited by Stephen Mirrione.
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Grizzly
Man.
Produced by Erik Nelson; directed and narrated by
Werner Herzog; edited by Joe Bini. |
| Half Life.
Produced, directed and written by Dennis O’Rourke; edited by Tim
Litchfield. |
| Hip-Hop: Beyond
Beats and Rhymes. Produced, directed
and written by Byron Hurt; Co-produced and edited by Sabrina
Schmidt Gordon.
Distributed by
Media Education Foundation,
www.mediaed.org. |
| Human Remains.
Produced, directed, written and edited by Jay Rosenblatt.
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| An Inconvenient
Truth. Produced by Lawrence Bender,
Scott A.Burns, and Laurie David; directed by Davis Guggenheim;
edited by Jay Lash Cassidy and Dan Swietlik.
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| JFK.
Produced by A. Kitman Ho, Arnon Milchan, Oliver Stone, and
Clayton Townsend; directed by Oliver Stone; written by Oliver
Stone and Zachary Sklar from a book by Jim Garrison and a book
by Jim Marrs; edited by Joe Hutshing and Pietro Scalia. |
| Jonestown: The
Life and Death of Peoples Temple .
Produced and directed by Stanley Nelson; co-produced by Noland
Walker; telescript by Noland Walker and Marcia Smith; edited by
Lewis Erskine; co-edited by Aljernon Tunsil.
See
www.firelightmedia.org. |
| The Kidnapping of
Ingrid Betancourt. Produced, written
and directed by Victoria Bruce and Karin Hayes; edited by Geof
Bartz, Karin Hayes, and Victoria Bruce. See
www.urcuninafilms.com. |
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Liberty
! The American Revolution
(series). Produced and directed by Ellen Hovde and Muffie Meyer;
written by Ronald Blumer; edited by Molly Bernstein, Alison
Ellwood, Sharon Sachs, and Joshua Waletzky. Website:
www.pbs.org/ktca/liberty/. |
| Little People.
Written, directed, and edited by Jan Krawitz and Thomas Ott. |
| The Murder of
Emmett Till. Produced and directed by
Stanley Nelson; written by Marcia Smith; edited by Lewis
Erskine.
See
www.firelightmedia.org. |
| The
New York
Hat. Produced by the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company;
directed by D.W. Griffith; written by Anita Loos and Frances
Marion. |
| Outfoxed: Rupert
Murdoch’s War on Journalism. Produced
and directed by Robert Greenwald; co-produced by Laurel Busby,
Jim Gilliam, Kate McArdle, and Devin Smith; edited by Jane
Abramowitz, Doug Cheek, and Chris Gordon.
See
http://store.bravenewfilms.org/. |
| Period Piece.
Produced, directed and edited by
Jennifer Frame and Jay Rosenblatt.
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| Prayer.
Written, produced, and edited by Jay Rosenblatt.
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| The Queen.
Produced by Andy Harries, François Ivernel, Christine Langan,
Cameron McCracken, Scott Rudin, Tracey Seaward; directed by
Stephen Frears; written by Peter Morgan; edited by Lucia
Zucchetti.
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| The Rape of
Europa. Produced, written and directed
by Richard Berge, Bonni Cohen and Nicole Newnham; edited by Josh
Peterson. |
| Refrigerator
Mothers. Produced by J.J. Hanley,
Gordon Quinn, and David E. Simpson; edited by David E. Simpson.
See
www.pbs.org/pov/pov2002/refrigeratormothers/. |
| San Pietro.
Produced by the
U.S.
Army Pictorial Services. Written, directed and narrated by
John Huston; edited by Gene Fowler, Jr.
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| Shine a Light.
Produced by Steve Bing, Michael Cohl, Mick Jagger, Victoria
Pearman, Keith Richards, Jane Rose, Charlie Watts, Zane Weiner,
Ron Wood; directed by Martin Scorcese; edited by David Tedeschi.
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| Shoah.
Produced by directed by Claude Lanzmann; edited by Ziva Postec
and Anna Ruiz. |
| The
Smell of Burning Ants. Written,
produced, and edited by Jay Rosenblatt. |
| Terror
of Tiny Town. Produced by Jed Buell;
directed by Sam Newfield; written by Fred Myton and Clarence
Marks; edited by Martin G. Cohn and Richard G. Wray. |
| The Thin Blue
Line. Produced by Lindsay Law, Mark
Lipson, and Gary McDonald; directed and written by Errol Morris;
edited by Paul Barnes.
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| This Film is Not
Yet Rated. Produced by Alison Palmer
Bourke, Eddie Schmidt, Evan Shapiro, and Jessica Wolfson;
directed by by Kirby Dick; written by Kirby Dick, Eddie Schmidt
and Matt Patterson.
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| The Untold Story
of Emmett Louis Till. Produced by
Ceola Beauchamp, Edgar Beauchamp, Keith Beauchamp, Ali Bey,
Yolande Geralds, Steve Laitmon, and Jacki Ochs; directed by
Keith Beauchamp; edited by David Dessel.
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Vietnam
: A Television History (series).
Produced by Judith Vecchione, Elizabeth Deane, Andrew Pearson,
Austin Hoyt, Martin Smith, Bruce Palling, and Henri De Turenne;
edited by Eric W. Handley, Carol Hayward, Ruth Schell, Eric
Neudel, Julian Ware, Glen Cardno, Paul Cleary, Jonathan Morris,
Mavis Lyons Smull, and Daniel Eisenberg; chief correspondent,
Stanley Karnow; executive producer, L. Richard Ellison.
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| The War
(series). Produced by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick,
and Sarah Botstein; directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick;
written by Geoffrey C Ward; co-produced by Peter Miller and
David McMahon; edited by Paul Barnes, Erik Ewers, and Tricia
Reidy. Website:
www.pbs.org/thewar. |
| The Weather
Underground. Produced by Sam Green,
Bill Siegel, Carrie Lozano and Marc Smolowitz; directed by Sam
Green; co-directed by Bill Siegel; edited by Sam Green and Dawn
Logsdon. |
| When the
Mountains Tremble. Produced by Peter
Kinoy and directed by Newton Thomas Sigel and Pamela Yates
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| The World at War
(series). Produced by Thames Television.
Produced by David Elstein, Peter Batty, Ted Childs, Martin
Smith, Ben Shepherd, John Pett, Phillip Whitehead, Michael
Darlow, Hugh Raggett, Jerome Kuehl, Jeremy Isaacs, Susan
McConachy, and Raye Farr; directed by Hugh Raggett, David
Elstein, Ted Childs, Martin Smith, John Pett, and Michael
Darlow; written by Neal Ascherson, Laurence Thompson, Peter
Batty, Jerome Kuehl, J.P.W. Mallalieu, Charles Douglas-Home,
David Wheeler, John Williams, Angus Calder, Charles Bloomberg,
Stuart Hood, Courtney Browne, David Elstein, Jeremy Isaacs, and
Michael Darlow; edited by Jeff Harvey, Peter Lee-Thompson, David
Taylor, and Beryl Wilkins; executive producer, (Sir) Jeremy
Isaacs. |
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