“Baldwin’s Children,” “500 Years” among Sundance doc grantees

Docs on the first U.S. trial to prosecute indigenous genocide, and an exploration of author James Baldwin (pictured), are among 44 global projects that have received spring grants totaling US$975,000 from the Sundance Institute's Documentary Film Program.

By Manori Ravindran

July 17, 2014

Docs on the first U.S. trial to prosecute indigenous genocide, and an exploration of author James Baldwin (pictured), are among 44 global projects that have received spring grants totaling US$975,000 from the Sundance Institute's Documentary Film Program.

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500 Years, Baldwin's Children, blair dorosh-walther, Cooked, Hui-jing Xu, Jason Zeldes, Judith Helfand, Ko-shang Shen, Nan Zhang, Out in the Night, Pamela Green, Pamela Yates, Raoul Peck, Sundance Documentary Film Program, Sundance Institute, Yuan-chimr Lu

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500 Years, Baldwin's Children, blair dorosh-walther, Cooked, Hui-jing Xu, Jason Zeldes, Judith Helfand, Ko-shang Shen, Nan Zhang, Out in the Night, Pamela Green, Pamela Yates, Raoul Peck, Sundance Documentary Film Program, Sundance Institute, Yuan-chimr Lu

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