W Documentary Genres
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Wiktor: The Art of Survival - Follows the life of Wiktor Siminski, who was in a German concentration camp for over five years. Includes survivors' stories, photos and film information.
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We Are Samba - Features a group of Torontonians interested in Brazil's centuries-old samba music.
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World Largest - A documentary about small towns and big things - a look at people and their love of gigantic objects.
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W.W. Law - Unsung Hero - A film about W.W. Law, a Savannah resident, postman, and civil rights leader. Historical background, excerpts from a letter he wrote, and filmmaker information.
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Winning New Hampshire - A film about John Kerry's New Hampshire primary campaign, by William Rabbe and Mark Lynch. Synopsis, news, trailer, filmmaker biographies, production stills, and links.
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Whatever It Takes - Follows the students and staff during the inaugural year of the Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics. Synopsis, filmmaker information, trailer, and press kit. [Requires Flash]
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Weed - A look at marijuana culture in the 1990s. Synopsis, screenings, director filmography, press, and links.
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Why We Fight - Eugene Jarecki's film about the anatomy of the American war machine, combining personal stories with commentary by military and political insiders. Winner of the 2005 Grand Jury Prize at Sundance.
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We - Covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. Inspired by Arundhati Roy's "Come September" speech. Film information, trailer, reviews, and press.
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Wattstax 2003 - An overview of the content and process of updating the 1972 documentary "Wattstax" to include new footage and improved sound quality.
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Woman As Butterfly - A 36-minute film about an artist in Taos. Film information, reviews, filmmaker resume, and ordering details.
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