In anticipation of the DVD reissue of Mine War on Blackberry Creek, Appalshop is offering a web stream of the...
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Appalshop continues its two-year celebration of its 40th birthday, which occurred early in October 2009.
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Mine War on Blackberry Creek reports on the long and bitter United Mine Workers of America strike in 1984 against A.T. Massey, America's fourth largest...
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Appalshop’s work will be showcased in New York at Documentary Fortnight, 2010: MoMA’s International Festival of Nonfiction Film. Join us in celebrating Appalshop’s 40 years of independent media making and multidisciplinary arts activity that amplifies the voices and reflects the concerns of people living in Appalachia and rural America. » »
Join eastern Kentucky residents as they participate in a national effort to secure Universal Broadband for the Appalachian region. Watch videos recorded by youth in Harlan County, KY and then lend your voice to the cause. » »
The Daviess County Public Library will host a public screening of Stranger with a Camera on Tuesday, January 26, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Elizabeth Barret. The event is presented as part of the Al Smith Fellowship Filmmaker Tour and sponsored by the Kentucky Arts Council. » »
Cityfolk is hosting screenings of From Wood To Singing Guitar and Hazel Dickens: It's Hard To Tell The Singer From The Song on January 27 at the Neon Movies in downtown Dayton. Filmmaker Mimi Pickering will be present to introduce her portrait of Hazel Dickens. » »