It may take years before a work-in-progress comes to completion. But, as these projects prove, the investment documentary artists are willing to make in blood, sweat, and tears is well worth it. The Southern Documentary Fund is proud to have sponsored the directors and crews behind these projects. We know there is more outstanding work to come from all of them.
Because our mission includes advocacy for the public exhibition and discussion of documentary media, our completed projects are available for public screenings. For more information, contact The Southern Documentary Fund by phone (919-308-3714) or email (info@southerndocumentaryfund.org).
- The 904
- Bending Space: Georges Rousse and the Durham Project
- Bridging Rails to Trails: Stories of the American Tobacco Trail
- Brother Towns/Pueblos Hermanos
- Change Comes Knocking: The Story Of The North Carolina Fund
- Change Journey: Facing Terminal Illness
- Childless by Choice: Love, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
- Doubletime
- Down in the Hollow
- Durham: A Self-Portrait
- February One: The Story of the Greensboro Four
- Gone to the Poorhouse
- Greensboro: Closer to the Truth
- The Guestworker: Bienvenidos a Carolina del Norte
- HeartChild
- In So Many Words
- Live and Let Go: An American Death
- Love Lived on Death Row
- The Loving Story
- The Mantra Trailer
- Mary's Gone Wild
- Millworker The Documentary
- Miss Nancy Minds Their Manners
- Mountain Top Removal
- Moving Midway
- The Mysterious Lost State of Franklin
- The New Kids
- A New Kind of Listening
- On Coal River
- Pass it On
- Pelada (formerly The Soccer Project)
- Pray For Eric
- The Princeville Outreach Project
- A Puppet Intervention
- Rocaterrania
- SOMAY KU: A Uganda Tennis Story
- Stitched
- Survivor to Survivor
- Tobacco Money Feeds My Family
- Visible Voices
- Voices of Jericho
- The Waiting List
- A Weaverly Path
- The X-Factor: A Post-Katrina Narrative