Lab Collections

“Leave the Many and Hold the Few” is a brief glimpse into the relationship that I have with my nana. Last year, I moved home ...

Every Tuesday my eighteen-month old daughter and I take a music class together. Last fall we switched from our kids only class to ...

The house that Martha bought some 50 years ago is full of people. The film Grandmother Granddaughter is a snapshot of Martha’s l...

”Interlude” is an intimate and poetic portrait of the artist’s ninety-two year old grandmother, who is slowly beginning to ...

A story about three elderly people battling their greatest fears and finding a reason to live.

Tackles the hidden history of New England's role in slavery + premieres June 24th as part of the P.O.V. 2008 schedule.

Romeo documents one man's work to rehabilitate men convicted of domestic assaults.

A Latina filmmaker documents her uncle's journey as a military vet deported to Mexico and uncovers family secrets.

A music video for the song "Squander" by Andy Santospago.

This mash-up ponders how our planet will move from an industrial-growth society to a life-sustaining society.

Orphaned shopping lists, missing pet notices, and other discarded objects find their voice in a new magazine.

Producer Tracy Heather Strain reveals the extent of her late-blooming passion for figure skating.

Filmmaker Caroline Toth takes up drumming and soon experiences what musicians call being in the pocket.

This program charts the 160-year history of America's first public facility for people labeled mentally retarded.

"Your Vote Counts" will be an extended PSA, but told in a narrative style with a beginning, middle and end. On the eve o...

Interviews with geese may be an odd way to explain why humans should vote, but on many levels, this is a useful metaphor. Unlike t...

A FILM BY AN AMERICAN ABOUT AMERICAN POLITICS WITHOUT AN AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW With the presidential campaign underway, every...

Two hundred nineteen years ago Washington, D.C. was established as our nation's capitol. The only way all the states would a...

Using pickup soccer as a microcosm of our globalized culture, this video essay explores the world of competition.

Somewhere near the Lakhota Badlands, an old woman makes a blanket out of porcupine quills.

Here’s a dream for your iPod: A visual manifestation of Franz Kafka's Fragments in which the narrator awakens on a tram, pu...

13 year-old Zora’s poem “Bi-racial Hair” offers a satirical look at the racism facing African Americans of mixed ethnicity.