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FILMS: As Goes Janesville, Labor Stories

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KARTEMQUIN

FILMS

IN DEVELOPMENT
Generation Food
The Homestretch
63 Boycott
Living Revolution
Mormon Movie
Unbroken Glass
IN PROGRESS
Almost There
American Arab
As Goes Janesville
Cooked
In the Game
On Beauty
The Trials of Muhammad Ali
1990- PRESENT
A Good Man 2011
The Interrupters 2011
No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson 2010
Prisoner of Her Past 2010
Sacred Transformations 2010
Typeface 2009
At the Death House Door 2008
In the Family 2008
Milking the Rhino 2008
Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita 2007
Golub: Late Works Are the Catastrophes 2004
The New Americans 2004
Refrigerator Mothers 2002
Stevie 2002
5 Girls 2001
Vietnam, Long Time Coming 1998
Chicago Crossings: Bridges and Boundaries 1994
Hoop Dreams 1994
Higher Goals 1992
Grassroots Chicago 1991
1975- 1989
Golub 1988
Women's Voices: The Gender Gap 1984
Taylor Chain II: A Story of Collective Bargaining 1983
The Last Pullman Car 1983
Taylor Chain I: A Story in a Union Local 1980
The Chicago Maternity Center Story 1976
HSA Hospital Strike '75 1975
UE/Wells 1975
What's Happening at Local 70? 1975
Where's I. W. Abel? 1975
1967-1974
Now We Live on Clifton 1974
Trick Bag 1974
Viva la Causa 1974
Winnie Wright, Age 11 1974
Sports-Action Pro-Files 1972
Anonymous Artists of America 1970
Hum 255 1970
Marco 1970
What the Fuck Are These Red Squares? 1970
Inquiring Nuns 1968
Parents 1968
Thumbs Down 1968
Home For Life 1966

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