Read NPI’s review of The People vs. the Politicians, a film by Hedrick Smith.
Author Archives: Theresa Curry Almuti
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Documentary Review: Rick Steves’ The Story of Fascism in Europe is critical viewing
We are doomed to repeat history if we don’t learn from it, the saying goes. Read NPI’s review of Rick Steves’ new special, The Story of Fascism in Europe. Then, make time to ask friends and family if they’ve voted.
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Documentary Review: Michael Moore takes on the Trump error with Fahrenheit 11⁄9
In Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 11⁄9, the well-known activist/director explores how we can get our country moving back in a progressive direction and save our democracy.
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Documentary Review: “You A Nomad”
Read NPI’s review of the documentary short “You A Nomad”, which can be watched in five installments on the web.
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Patty Kuderer, My-Linh Thai roll to victory in the 48th and 41st Legislative Districts
So much for Rodney Tom’s comeback bid. He’s getting crushed by Patty Kuderer in Washington’s 48th Legislative District. Meanwhile, My-Linh Thai is leading both Republican Michael Appleby and fellow Democrat Wendy Weiker in the race to succeed Judy Clibborn.
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LIVE from New Orleans: Why avoiding talking about race is inauthentic and ineffective
When we don’t directly address race and dog whistle messages, people know that we aren’t being honest. But when we call it out and address it, we build trust and authenticity. Invoking cross-racial solidarity helps to get past people’s cynicism.
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LIVE from New Orleans: Thinking and uniting across issues to protect our federal judiciary
Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination can be blocked. At Netroots Nation, a distinguished panel of activists with expertise in opposing extremist right wing judicial nominations discussed what it will take to keep Kavanaugh off the bench and deny Trump and McConnell a victory.
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LIVE from New Orleans: America’s housing crisis is an issue for everyone, everywhere
The federal government has failed to address this growing crisis in our country, and that really needs to change in order to adequately address the problem. This is an issue where progressives can and should be leading.
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LIVE from New Orleans: A synopsis of films and filmmakers at Netroots Nation 2018
Learn about documentary films selected by Screening Liberally for viewing at Netroots Nation 2018.
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LIVE from New Orleans: Activists discuss teaming up to improve voter engagement
Read our recap of The Power Coalition: How Integrated Voter Engagement is Empowering Citizens in Louisiana, a panel discussion at Netroots Nation 2018.
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SIFF Documentary Reviews: “Afghan Cycles” and “The Poetess” tell the stories of groundbreaking women in the Middle East
Read NPI’s reviews of two films screened at the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival that tell the stories of groundbreaking women in the Middle East.
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SIFF Documentary Review: “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Come for the nostalgia, stay for the uplifting truth about Mister Rogers
Read NPI’s review of Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, a new documentary film about Fred Rogers, the legendary children’s television host.
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SIFF Documentary Review: “The Most Dangerous Year” highlights the urgency of the fight for transgender rights
Read NPI’s review of “The Most Dangerous Year”, premiering at the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival.
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Coming soon: Coverage of the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival!
The last trimester of spring is almost here, and that means the time has come for the annual Seattle International Film Festival. SIFF 2018 begins on May 17th and runs through June 10th. Learn about the coverage NPI will be offering of this year’s Festival.