While fiscal sponsorship is a component of the program, unlike other sponsoring organizations, we also provide a suite of support services such as tailored consultations, discounts to our workshops and webinars with leading industry professionals, and other essential resources.
In the last 5 years, WMM’s Production Assistance Program has helped 194 films reach completion and assisted filmmakers in raising more than $46,000,000 from government, foundation, corporate or individual, and crowd-funded sources. Since its inception, the program has been a part of raising more than $100,000,000 and helping more than 1,000 films to completion.
Films and filmmakers we have supported have been nominated for or won Academy Awards for the last 22 years, including Oscar-winning documentary CITIZENFOUR by Laura Poitras, STRONG ISLAND by Yance Ford, SUGARCANE by Emily Kassie and Julian Brave NoiseCat, TO KILL A TIGER by Nisha Pahuja, THE ETERNAL MEMORY by Maite Alberdi and THE BARBER OF LITTLE ROCK by John Hoffman and Christine Turner, the last two of which were directed by PA alum. The program has also supported critically acclaimed fiction features like FAMILIAR TOUCH (dir. Sarah Friedland), Dee Rees’ PARIAH, I CARRY YOU WITH ME (dir. Heidi Ewing, prod. Mynette Louie), FAREWELL AMOR (dir. Ekwa Msangi, prod. Huriyyah Muhammad, Sam Bisbee, Josh Penn), and THE DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL (dir. Marielle Heller). We’re thrilled to continue to have a large presence at the Sundance Film Festival, including GOING TO MARS: THE NIKKI GIOVANNI PROJECT (Dir Michèle Stephenson), LITTLE RICHARD: I AM EVERYTHING (dir. Lisa Cortés), Sandi Tan’s SHIRKERS, which won the World Cinema Documentary Competition Award for Best Directing, and most recently SEEDS (dir. Brittany Shyne, prod. Danielle Varga), which won the U.S. Grand Jury Prize for Documentary. In addition to Sundance, films supported by our program premiere at major festivals like Berlin, Tribeca, CPH:DOX, and SXSW.
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[title] => NO ACCIDENT Impact Campaign
[text] => In August of 2017, hundreds of neo-Nazis, fascists and white supremacists descended upon Charlottesville, Virginia and the UVA campus. What was publicly called Unite the Right, was privately called “the Battle of Charlottesville.” White supremacist leaders and organizers sought to provoke a confrontation and the violence that ensued, which killed Heather Heyer and grievously injured many others, was no accident.
NO ACCIDENT chronicles a first-of-its-kind, seminal civil rights trial against hate, exposing a broad network of white supremacist and neo-Nazi conspirators and detailing the challenges of holding those leaders and organizations accountable for their actions. From collection of evidence, depositions, jury selection to trial, the film is a behind-the-scenes look at the highs and lows of pursuing this pathbreaking case. While the litigation was successful, it leaves us with the open question of what more we can do to prevent and deter these dangerous acts of extremism in the future.
The campaign’s goals are to spark political, legal and citizen responses that will protect our democracy and defeat the harmful and violent outcomes of white supremacy. Using the Charlottesville rally as an example of an organized and deliberate strategy of violence, we intend to deepen our audience’s understanding of the tactics used by neo-Nazis and white nationalists (desensitization, jokey “meme culture”, for example) and call urgent attention to the increasing pervasiveness of these tactics in mainstream media leading up to the 2024 election.
[logline] => An Unprecedented Case Against Hate
Our campaign will support a nationwide, grassroots screening campaign featuring in person conversations with leaders in the movement, virtual talks and screening guides to help different groups frame their own events. We will also develop educational guides for law schools and other institutions.
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NO ACCIDENT Impact Campaign
An Unprecedented Case Against Hate
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Learn more
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[text] => In 1960 thirteen-year-old Zumra Nuru, born into a conservative Muslim farming family, had the courage to challenge the status quo. Looking at his mother laboring in the field alongside his father all day, he questioned why his father rested at the end of the day, but his mother continued to work into the night. He watched children beaten for being unable to do tasks that were beyond their ability. In 1972 he convinced a handful of people to break from this old oppressive way of life and to join him in creating a new society. Sixty-six people came together to launch what is now the Awra Amba community, settling in a small village in southern Gondar. Today in Awra Amba, there are no assigned gender roles, no child labor, no clergy, and no inheritance laws based on bloodlines. What exists instead is a shared effort to build a society rooted in fairness, cooperation, and mutual care.
The film weaves together daily life, historical memory, and political tension. In 2023 regional conflict broke and several leaders including Zumra were forced into exile. Yet even from afar, they continue to lead, holding Zoom meetings, and launching businesses. Structured around contrast, the film follows the outside world: a country unraveling under pressure but stays close to Awra Amba as it continues building a better society. What can the world learn from an African village that has done with so little what so many have failed to do with so much more?
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[text] => Ulbolsyn, a teenage girl, lives in the outskirts of the big city of Almaty. Her life is firmly invested in the affairs of a large family – caring for siblings, house work, helping in an unstable family business with a grocery store and caring for an aging grandmother; and all of this is mixed with local school. She withstands this seemingly not age-appropriate role assigned to her with calm acceptance, which contrasts so much with the name that she bears: "Ulbolsyn – may it be a boy", following an old tradition of name giving, where the family’s expectations of having boys is expressed. As if one could imagine that her presence in this family could be replaced by another person. However, behind her silence, we see questions and her real feelings being born and multiplied. One day, the anger in Ulbolsyn has grown like a flaming flower blooming, which leads her to the decision to change her name, and start talking and acting the way she wants.
This is a story about nowadays women’s personal search for identity in our patriarchal society within our complicated world.
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May It Be A Girl
MAY IT BE A GIRL is a film about the personal search for the identity of Kazakh women, who were named, according to an ancient tradition, by their parent’s wishes for them to be born as a son.
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[title] => Unlocked aka Kings Park: Stories from an American Mental Institution
[text] => The vivid and deeply personal stories at the heart of "Unlocked" have not been heard before. Because of the power and diversity of these stories, we believe Unlocked has the authenticity and breadth of vision to inspire the deep shift in values and attitudes needed to realize a healthcare system rooted in principles of recovery.
Accounts are shared from very different perspectives. Former patients, people of lived experience, peers, family members, direct care staff, clinicians, administrators, inmates, law enforcement, and corrections personnel share markedly different realities. Seen together, these varied points of view provide an overview that supports better understanding and open dialogue. Even the most painful stories offer hope.
Since the release of "Kings Park" in 2012, we have seen over and over the power of putting a human face on the story of public mental healthcare. The response to our screenings nationwide has been overwhelmingly positive and equally passionate in colleges, hospitals, peer organizations, national conferences, jails, provider settings, and advocacy groups.
With the help of a generous grant from The Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care we have completed a project prototype consisting of:
• A sample 2-part Video Curriculum which includes including featured videos of personal stories, topic essays and other teaching resources;
• A sample Video Library of viewable and searchable clips of uncut documentary scenes and interviews;
• Streaming access to the documentary "Kings Park: Stories from an American Mental Institution."
We are now seeking funds to complete the digital learning site.
[logline] => "Unlocked" is a groundbreaking digital learning site created for people going into healthcare and professionals already working in the field. Building on the success of the "Kings Park" documentary, "Unlocked" features a wealth of personal stories with individuals who have experienced the U.S. mental healthcare system firsthand.
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Unlocked aka Kings Park: Stories from an American Mental Institution
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Combining archival footage, animation, music, and text, the bomb offers a visceral, non-linear, and unsettling experience, taking audiences inside the complex cultural and technological realm of nuclear weapons.
Live performances of the bomb were staged at the Tribeca Film Festival, the Berlin Film Festival, the Glastonbury Festival, the Sydney Festival, the National Academy of Sciences, and the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies.
The film at the heart of the bomb made its streaming debut on Netflix and can now be found on Amazon, Apple TV, Tubi, Roku, and other platforms.
In the Fall of 2024, a museum-version of the bomb begins a nationwide tour of university campuses.
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[text] => In 2018, Shiro (writer) and Wachuka (publisher) quit their jobs to restore a derelict colonial library in bustling downtown Nairobi. Horrified at the condition of the historical, state-owned building, they successfully lobbied city officials to take-over management of the junk-filled library. With zero experience in building, the pair find themselves with a mammoth task ahead. But with an undying passion for books, and a unique flair for glamour, instagram, and finding funds where least expected, they activate an army of homegrown artists, intellectuals, tech developers, architects and writers, all energised to transform the space into a technological hub of creativity and learning for future generations. They call it Book Bunk. While the cleanup & architectural overhaul of the neo-classical building requires a huge team and financial investment, it is the psychological rebuilding of these spaces that requires the most energy. The building serves as a vehicle to raise important questions about the history and future direction of Kenyan society. Built in 1932 by British settler Lady McMillan, to commemorate the death of her American railroad millionaire husband, the McMillian Memorial Library was built for white use only. It wasn’t until independence in the 1960’s that Africans were permitted access to the library and its collection, which has been left in neglect since, dismissed as someone else’s history. The film explores a post-colonial identity crisis as it exists for millennials in Kenya today, and shared all over the world: what do we do with this painful history? Erase, or remember?
[logline] => Two tenacious Kenyan women are transforming a dilapidated, junk-filled library in downtown Nairobi. But first they must work with local government, raise several million dollars for the rebuild, and confront the ghosts of a problematic colonial history still trapped within the library walls.
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The film takes place during arguably the most wildly historic elections of our times – when the Electoral College took center stage like never before as political operatives used mechanisms in the Electoral College process to attempt to change the outcome. The film is bookended with never-before-seen footage at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, when violence broke out in an effort to prevent Congress from certifying the Electoral College votes.
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Roni, a Yurok tribal member, will weave together three stories: the story of how fire came to the people as a tool and as medicine, how settlers sought to separate the people and land by extinguishing fire, and how the people worked to return fire to the land.
The story is framed by the retelling of how Coyote gathered the peoples of the forest–Eagle, Osprey, Deer, Beaver, and even Frog–to steal fire. The people used fire as a tool to warm themselves, prepare meals, and to purify the land. With fire as medicine for the land, the land thrived.
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[text] => My uncle Peter Zak Valentine was born on Valentine’s Day 82 years ago and died in his basement in August of 2022. Long ago diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic but choosing to live his life unmedicated, Peter lived independently, riding the edge between mental illness and magic. Peter was an eccentric, beloved, and respected local legend of the city of Cambridge.
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[text] => While the media focuses on police brutality and prison abolition, we don’t hear about the seven million people that are arrested and held in jail each year. THE DEAD ZONE is a groundbreaking feature documentary that exposes this unknown pipeline to prison, the pretrial detention system, humanizing a raging national debate about crime, public safety and freedom.
Duane Lake spent six years in jail before he was acquitted, but by then, he had already lost his house, his family, his livelihood. Two years after release, he is still rebuilding while using his story to help “tear the system down.” Like Duane, public defender Chris Routh spent a year in jail, which motivated him to become a lawyer. As he fiercely defends his clients, Chris fundraises to recruit new lawyers in Jackson, Mississippi, where the state doesn’t pay for public defense. On the other side of the courtroom, District Attorney Steve Mulroy is implementing a series of reforms in Memphis, TN, a city at the top of the nation’s worst crime list, while the nation’s eyes are on him as he prosecutes the police for the murder of Tyre Nichols. In Houston, Judge Genesis Draper fights a massive misinformation campaign against bail reform’s link to rising crimes while also working to reduce the city’s overcrowded jail, where 25 people died in 2022 alone.
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Every day, half a million forgotten Americans languish in THE DEAD ZONE, the limbo between arrest and conviction. Innocent people die in jail and can be held for years because of the profit motivated pretrial detention system. But four extraordinary people are trying to offer a blueprint for change.
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[text] => Olimpia Coral Melo did not set out to become a feminist icon. The humiliation after her sex-tape went viral, made her want to give up her own name. She spent thirteen years promoting a law against cyber sex violence in Mexico. Now, as Olimpia Law reaches strongly throughout Latin America, she’ll have to reconcile with her wounds and retrieve the name that shame tried to take from her.
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In addition to water scarcity, the people of Pulau Muna also face a race against- the-clock to intercept encroaching mining companies. Mass extraction of groundwater by cement mining and water bottling companies have already devastated a large portion of Indonesia’s limestone archipelagos, but the aquifer on Pulau Muna has not yet been destroyed. Government leaders are relying on the explorers’ surveys to certify the aquifer as a protected GeoPark before it is too late.
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Wollongong, New South Wales - 1980: Denied jobs at the steelworks — the city’s main employer — working-class/migrant women refused to accept discrimination. They began a campaign for the right to work that lasted for fourteen years. Their battle with BHP, the country’s richest and most powerful company, took them from the factory gate to the highest court in the land and changed the rules for women and men throughout Australia. In Women of Steel, directed by campaign leader Robynne Murphy, they tell their personal stories for the first time on film. The result is an exciting and often humorous tale of how a bunch of ordinary women stuck together and did what no one believed they could do — they subdued a giant!
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WOMEN OF STEEL
1980-1994: hundreds of migrant/working-class women campaigned for equality against BHP, the biggest and most powerful company in Australia. In WOMEN OF STEEL, these ordinary women tell their personal stories of how they beat a giant and changed the workplace rules for women and men throughout the country.
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