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Iron Ladies of Liberia

Iron Ladies of Liberia (2007)

They Killed Sister Dorothy (2008)

Saving Face (2012)

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Director (13 titles)

2013 Alpha Boys (documentary) (filming)

2012 Fight Church (documentary) (filming)

2012 Saving Face (documentary short)

2011/II One Day (documentary)

2009 The Last Campaign of Governor Booth Gardner (documentary short)

2008 No Strings (short)

2008 Come Back to Sudan (documentary short)

2003-2008 Independent Lens (TV series documentary)

– Iron Ladies of Liberia (2008)

– Chiefs (2003)

2008 They Killed Sister Dorothy (documentary)

2007 Iron Ladies of Liberia (documentary)

2005 Big Blue Bear (documentary short)

2003 We Are Phamaly (documentary short)

2002 Chiefs (documentary)

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Cinematographer (8 titles)

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Camera and Electrical Department (2 titles)

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Producer (2 titles)

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Editorial Department (1 title)

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Thanks (1 title)

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Self (3 titles)

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Documentary he directed called "Chiefs" about struggles of two American Indian players on a Wyoming high school basketball team, wins Best Feature Documentary award at first annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York, May 2002. See more »

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