David L. Brown

This documentary chronicles the growing nuclear-free zone movement of the 1980s, in which cities and regions around the world voted to oppose nuclear weapons production and deployment. Through interviews, campaign footage, and examples from local initiatives, the film examines how grassroots activism transformed anti-nuclear sentiment into political action.

A documentary recounting the 2007 collapse and rapid reconstruction of a major freeway connector in the MacArthur Maze interchange near the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge.

A documentary following four survivors of traumatic brain injury as they navigate the long and difficult process of recovery and rebuilding their lives.

This documentary chronicles the growing nuclear-free zone movement of the 1980s, in which cities and regions around the world voted to oppose nuclear weapons production and deployment. Through interviews, campaign footage, and examples from local initiatives, the film examines how grassroots activism transformed anti-nuclear sentiment into political action.

This documentary chronicles the growing nuclear-free zone movement of the 1980s, in which cities and regions around the world voted to oppose nuclear weapons production and deployment. Through interviews, campaign footage, and examples from local initiatives, the film examines how grassroots activism transformed anti-nuclear sentiment into political action.

A documentary recounting the 2007 collapse and rapid reconstruction of a major freeway connector in the MacArthur Maze interchange near the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge.

A documentary following four survivors of traumatic brain injury as they navigate the long and difficult process of recovery and rebuilding their lives.