Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Errol Morris tells the fictional story of a Guatemalan family to revisit America’s zero tolerance immigration policy, with a focus on the dark, mysterious bureaucratic decisions that led to its implementation.
Oscar-nominated Brazilian director Petra Costa investigates the growing power of the evangelical movement in Brazil, one of the world’s largest Christian nations.
When terrorism disrupts the 1972 Munich Olympics, ABC Sports scrambles to become a news team. Tim Fehlbaum’s film offers a fresh perspective on this enduring tragedy.
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Mark Danner in conversation with Gerry Fialka on the InnerViews
American foreign policy in a time when nowhere or nobody is really foreign anymore
What a deadly road crash in the West Bank and its aftermath reveal about Palestinian life under Israeli rule from one of the best-informed, most trenchant observers of Israeli and Palestinian conflict.
This event was hosted in-person at Book Passage’s Corte Madera
After the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, journalist Ibrahim Nash’at embedded within the Taliban’s Air Force, revealing a grim world of fear and oppression.
Mark Danner discusses the relationship between journalists and institutions in
Mark Danner in dialogue with former Homeland Security secretary Janet