Heather Booth: Changing the World

Heather Booth may be the most influential person you’ve never heard of. A politically conscious college student who began her career in 1964 registering voters in Mississippi at the height of the Civil Rights movement, Booth became the go-to strategist for causes ranging from child care to women’s rights to immigration reform, and advisor to leaders including Julian Bond and Senator Elizabeth Warren. At a time when many are wondering how to make their voices heard and when civil and women’s rights are under attack, this empowering documentary is an inspiring look at how to make social change.

Q&A with filmmaker Lilly Rivlin

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Death Metal Grandma

This short documentary by JBFC Creative Culture alum Leah Galant (Kitty and Ellen) tells the story of Inge Ginsberg, Holocaust survivor, songwriter for Doris Day and Dean Martin, and now a 97-year-old heavy-metal performer.

Q&A with filmmaker Leah Galant 

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