WE WILL NOT DIE LIKE DOGS
Directed by - Lisa Russell.
WE WILL NOT DIE LIKE DOGS is a feature length documentary film which profiles
AIDS activists from the four African countries of Nigeria, Uganda, Burkina Faso and
Zambia. Providing intimately honest and provocative testimonies from individuals who
are living face-to-face with the epidemic on a daily basis - including 2 HIVpositive
women who fight against stigma and discrimination, a doctor working tirelessly caring
for HIV-infected children in the rural villages, and a reggae artist who uses his status
amongst youth and the media to bring awareness to HIV/AIDS.
Contact:Lisa Russell
HONORED
A Governess Films Production by writer/director - Stephanie Fischette.
Short film shot on super 16mm in June in New York. Currently in post.
Contact:Stephanie Fischette
SYNOPSIS
LOVE, LABOR LOSS
 
The documentary film "Love, Labor, Loss" profiles
the struggles of young mothers in Africa who are ostracized because of
"obstetric fistula", a condition they develop from prolonged labor and lack of
access to emergency obstetric care. Shot on location in Niger, West Africa and to
be distributed in 2005 , "Love, Labor, Loss" is the first full length
U.S.-produced documentary film to address the issue and does so
strategically by engaging a Western audience who know little about the disease.
Contact:Lisa Russell
www.lovelaborloss.com
I'M YOUR MAN
 
I'M YOUR MAN was made with support by the Swedish Film Institute and
SVT (Swedish Television). It was watched by 685 000 viewers when it aired on SVT in 2004.
The film has screened at over a dozen film festivals across the
United States, Sweden, Italy and Spain, winning a Best Short Comedy
award and an invitation to screen at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in
Washington D.C.
Writer/Director - Sarah Gyllenstierna
Produced by - Soul Sister Films
Contact: Sarah Gyllenstierna
SETTLING IN SEATTLE
 
A documentary film
"Settling in Seattle" tells the stories of four refugee youth who have resettled
in the northwest pacific.
Shot in Seattle March 2003 and screened on World Refugee Day (June 20, 2003.)
Contact: Lisa Russell
www.refugeeyouthinamerica.com
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