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When the Road Bends... tales of a Gypsy Caravan
A dazzling display of the musical world of the Roma, juxtaposed to the real world they live in. This rich tapestry
relates the luscious music of top international Gypsy performers to tales of their reality and social background. Shot by documentary icon Albert Maysles, this
feature documentary takes place during the Gypsy Caravan concert tour
in the USA, as well as on location at the artists' homes in Spain, Macedonia, Romania and India.
A Little Dust Production in collaboration with Fortissimo Films, FuWorks & ITVS
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AMERICAN GYPSY: a stranger in everybody's land
America is home to one million Gypsies, or Rom, whose rich culture has long been mysterious to outsiders.
A flamboyant Romani leader invites us into this world when it comes under threat. In a quest to defend his
honor, he leads us through the history of his people to Civil Rights courts, Vegas casinos and beyond.
"a fascinating window... confronts the prejudice and misperception
that the Roma face in this country."
-- The New York Times
Awards for Best Documentary in San Francisco, London, Atlanta and the world's first ever
international Roma Film Festival. Broadcast in the prestigious POV series on PBS and continues to show around the
world.
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Searching for the 4th Nail
 "Searching For The Fourth Nail" is the story of Romani (Gypsy) filmmaker George Eli trying
to find the roots
of his culture. It is however, the individual stories of the Romani subjects orbiting around the filmmaker
that come together and form the heart of the film. Personal tales of discrimination, loss and discovery are
set against the backdrop of the many major North American cities where Romani people live. The film is a
commentary on the intense love and conflicted passions of Romani people today.
Directed by George Eli and Executive Produced by Jasmine Dellal, Little Dust Productions
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Freedom Writers
(working title)
"Freedom Writers" tells the tale of an extraordinary high school class who,
by learning about World War II, broke a cycle of teenage violence and failure
in their inner city. It shows how one teacher transcended deep-rooted prejudice
and a struggling education system with reading, writing, energy and genuine faith
in her students. This is a story about change.
A collaboration between Wadi Rum and Little Dust Productions
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Last Updated: October 2009
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