News for December 2016

Saving Mes Aynak in UK this week; comes to Netflix January 2017!

December 22, 2016
The award-winning Saving Mes Aynak by director Brent Huffman will be a part of the Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference at the University of Southampton this week! Sightations is an archaeology-inspired exhibition running as part of this year's (continued …)

Raising Bertie receives AFI DOCS/NBCUniversal Impact Grant

December 15, 2016
Raising Bertie, the award-winning debut feature by director Margaret Byrne was announced today as one of the recipients of the AFI DOCS/NBCUniversal Impact Grant. Raising Bertie, as well as six other documentary projects that screened at AFI DOCS (continued …)

Stranded by the State - Episode 4/ Seniors premieres today

December 14, 2016
The fourth episode of Stranded by the State, entitled "Seniors" premieres today. A collaboration between In These Times and Kartemquin Films. the series is directed, edited and produced by Kartemquin associate Liz Kaar and explores the human impact (continued …)

Stranded by the State - Episode 3/ Homelessness premieres today

December 7, 2016
The third episode of Stranded by the State, entitled "Homelessness" premieres today. A collaboration between In These Times and Kartemquin Films. the series is directed, edited and produced by Kartemquin associate Liz Kaar and explores the human (continued …)

Raising Bertie goes home; heads to D.C.

December 5, 2016
Raising Bertie is coming home! On Saturday, December 10, Bertie High School will host two FREE public screenings at 11AM and 1:30PM. This will be the first public screening in Bertie, and the film's subjects will be in attendance. Following each (continued …)

Watch every Kartemquin Film for FREE all December; Stream them all for 1 YEAR for $50!

December 1, 2016
Beginning TODAY stream every Kartemquin Film for FREE at watch.kartemquin.com for the entire month of December, as our thank you to you for celebrating our 50th anniversary year with us! Use coupon code: KTQ50. One month not enough? You can now (continued …)