freedom
Road, Movie
Vishhu (Indian superstar Abhay Deol), a restless young man, itches to escape the fate of his father’s faltering hair oil business. When the offer to drive an antique truck to the museum it is being [...]
Lincoln and Douglass: An American Friendship ... and more stories to celebrate U.S. History
Featuring four best-selling and award winning stories, Lincoln and Douglas is sure to excite curiousity and interest in America’s history.
After Freedom
A unique portrait of immigrants, feeling like outsiders and struggling to survive in America, reminiscent of Mean Streets and Pope of Greenwich Village rolled into one. Michael, an Armenian-American in his 30′s, is feeling a [...]
Soundtrack for a Revolution
Shortlisted for an Oscar® and executive produced by Danny Glover, SOUNDTRACK FOR A REVOLUTION combines powerful archival footage of the civil rights movement, riveting testimony from those who were there, and original musical performances by superstars including John Legend, Wyclef Jean and Joss Stone.
Lincoln and Lee At Antietam: The Cost of Freedom
It’s September 17, 1862 and President Abraham Lincoln needs a victory in order to issue the Emancipation Proclamation and end slavery in the South. But Robert E. Lee has other plans – to invade the [...]
The Statue of Liberty
A symbol of freedom and democracy towering above the New York Harbor, she has welcomed the tired, the poor and the huddled masses into America for over 100 years. Authoritative and richly detailed, THE STATUE [...]
Slave Catchers, Slave Resisters
With both armed community patrols and federal law on their side, slave catchers had the obvious advantage over the slaves they were paid to track down. But they were not always successful. In fact, in [...]
Cinco de Mayo
Each May 5th, Cinco de Mayo celebrations are held in cities throughout the United States. But few people know the holiday’s significance. It’s a story that began on a sweltering morning, May 5, 1862, in [...]
The Underground Railroad
“So many slaves escaped into freedom… that the slave owners said there must be an underground railroad under the Ohio River and on to the North.”–Col. William Cockrum, Abolitionist, 1854 It was America’s first civil [...]
