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New Day Films is a filmmaker-run distributor of educational documentaries for schools and libraries.
A filmmaker-owned distributor offering documentaries for classrooms and community use.
Explains how a filmmaker submits a film to the co-op. Each submission is judged on both the film and the filmmaker by a curatorial team of New Day members, with a stated response window and short monthly information sessions led by filmmakers.
Visit linkLists the panels and screenings the distributor hosts for educators and filmmakers. One listed event pairs film clips with community voices for a Black history virtual panel, and past events are kept in their own list.
Visit linkNew Day Films is run by its filmmakers. Four feminist filmmakers founded it in 1971 to get around mainstream distribution, and its earliest titles, Growing Up Female and Anything You Want To Be, are still among its classics. Films are sold as streaming access or DVDs to schools, libraries and community groups. The catalogue leans toward social-issue documentaries, including Indigenous and Alaska Native subjects such as Karuara, People of the River, Smoke Songs and A Matter of Respect, and new films enter through a member peer review.
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