COMING TONIGHT, Feb. 24, 2010

       Terry Bradshaw narrates this inspiring documentary about the East St. John Wildcats, a ragtag Louisiana high school football team inundated with former rival players displaced from their homes by Hurricane Katrina. Going on little more than faith, these boys from different racial and economic backgrounds manage to set aside their differences, mold themselves into a cohesive team and bring a measure of healing to their storm-ravaged community.
     It's not just a movie, it's an event: Q&A with the filmmaker, Franklin Martin, Coach Doe, and special guests.

FREE SCREENING! If you represent a religious organization, school, or sports team and would like to have a free screening of this film at your institution, email ari@indiedocs.net or call (310) 285-0812 ext.*811.

Terry Bradshaw Presents Hurricane Season: Walking on Dead Fish

     Located just 15 miles west of New Orleans, the tiny town of La Place escaped the cruel flooding of its neighbor only to suffer a different kind of flood: the overnight influx of 20,000 displaced hurricane victims. Electricity, food, water and shelter became scarce; traffic, unemployment and long lines prevalent. The school system was overrun with 1700 displaced students.

     At East St. John High School, teenage boys blown together by the winds of Katrina are forced to overcome the tragedy of losing their homes and school.  Kids with vastly different racial, economic and religious backgrounds must quickly learn to co-exist. And one-time rivals are challenged to band together and lift the spirit of their broken community.

Coming March 24th --- FOOD FIGHT

Featuring Alice Waters, Wolfgang Puck, Michael Pollan, Marion Nestle, Suzanne Goin and more!

     A fascinating look at how American agricultural policy and food culture developed in the 20th century, and how the California food movement rebelled against big agribusiness to launch the local organic food movement.

“..Serves up the history and politics of how America eats in a breezy, amusing way.” - LA Weekly

“Exactly what a documentary should be-fun to watch & educational. I urge you-See This Movie!” - Organic Horizon

Coming in April - REVOLUTION GREEN

Narrated by Woody Harrelson AND featuring Willie Nelson

In 1996, Bob and Kelly King pioneered a waste to energy process that created America's first retail biodiesel pump and refinery on the island of Maui. Their cradle to cradle strategies to refine sustainable biodiesel eventually inspired a partnership with Willie Nelson, becoming an essential element to propelling biodiesel into mainstream recognition. Together, they brought their ideas and the technology to the countryside -- farmers use a lot of fuel to run their farms, and now they have the ability to grow their own.

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