The Land Of Azaba wins Best Cinematography Award at the Mystic Film Festival. The film is beautifully crafted and so informative, clear, passionate and important.

Helen Jones Woods was an African-American jazz musician who toured the country, including the Jim Crow South, in the 1930s and ’40s. This could be the start of a familiar story of racism on the road. But Ms. Woods’s journey has some distinctive wrinkles...

An unprecedented seven motion pictures directed by women are on this year’s list, the most in a single year since the inaugural registry in 1989. They include the 1984 documentary “Before Stonewall,” directed by Greta Schiller...

Professor Weiss is an internationally renowned scholar and documentary filmmaker. Her monographs include Vampires and Violets: Lesbians in