The Collective Eye Films Collection
The Collective Eye Films Collection is comprised of compelling documentaries that explore the untold stories of our time, building bridges between cultures and providing unique perspectives by exploring social, political, environmental, and spiritual issues to bring provocative and entertaining stories to the screen.
The Collective Eye Films Collection includes the following titles:

25 years after the end of apartheid, what do women in a South African township dream of?

An action-packed documentary which chronicles the tumultuous birth of a new nation in East Timor through a never-before-seen perspective. Kirsty Sword, a young Australian activist, aspired to be a documentary filmmaker, but instead she became a revolutionary.

A look at the intersection of disability and gender identity.

The politicization of national parks.

Finding Bosnia puts a human face on the aftermath of displacement and explores the experience of living between cultures.

Food Rights and Civil Rights intersect at Food Justice.

For many years, the Hudson River, like so many waterways across the U.S., was treated like an infinite waste barrel, a receptacle for poisonous chemicals, hazardous waste and trash of all descriptions.
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