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Mixed Hope
Allen Hyde and Anamaria Santiago
Duration: 9:05
A documentary portrait about a new mixed income housing community designed to replace a crime-ridden mid-century public housing unit though the Hope VI initiative.
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New Horizons
Rachel Gainer and Gregory Young
Duration: 6:28
Students with special needs and their journey toward independence.
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The Least of Those Among Us
Heather Nix and Vlad Sheinfeld
Duration: 10:22
Jefferson County pauper’s cemetery.
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Una Iglesia/One Church
Skye Geerts and Jessica Walston
Duration: 7:27
St. Peter’s Catholic Church encounters a growing Hispanic population.
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A Foot in Two Worlds: The Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama
Sally Smith and Beth Warren
Duration: 6:24
Maintaining Native-American identity
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Hand in Paw: A therapy Tail
Kendall Chew and Emilie Soffe
Duration: 5:57
The benefits of animal therapy.
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The Alpha Male
Jessica Kelley and Wilton Triggs II
Duration: 6:30
Oldest African-American fraternity.
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Ummah: A Portrait of Muslims
Mark Hutson and Jonathan Woolley
Duration: 7:07
Muslim community in Birmingham.
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A Girl's Dilemma
Inas Mahdi and Doctorre McDade
Duration: 7:11
The teachers and students in the Woodlawn Young Mother’s Program explain how the program helps teenage girls as they grapple with being parents while in high school.
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Beneath These Hills
Dustan Creech and Zandy Moyo
Duration: 7:29
Residents of Docena describe life in a coal mining town, including what happens when the company leaves the company town.
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City En Memoriam
Rachel Payne and Matt Posey
Duration: 6:17
Birmingham’s oldest cemetery is a city in itself, providing a final resting place for the dead and a surprising gathering place for the living.
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Let Everything Flow: A Portrait of Studio by the Tracks
Brent Scrivner and Trent Thomas
Duration: 6:12
Portrait of Studio by the Tracks, a non-profit organization that runs an art program for autistic adults.
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Natyananda: The Joy of Dance in the Magic City
Pat King and Melissa Roberts
Duration: 5:01
Indian girls who live and grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, get in touch with their cultural heritage through traditional Indian dance.
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Reviving Rosedale
Dominic Johnson and Liz Reed
Duration: 7:03
The residents of Rosedale, a historically African-American Homewood neighborhood, struggle with finding a balance between commercial expansion and preservation.
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The Congregation
Clay Daniels
Duration: 6:14
Can you be gay and Christian? Metropolitan Community Church answers with a resounding “Yes!”
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