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(M)Otherhood
Genre: Short Documentary | Duration: 22min | Year: 2024
Confronted by the unexpected realities of single motherhood, Marissa and Krystina long for the fabled "village" to help raise their children. As one attempts a fresh start by creating a communal living space for single mothers, the other searches for new ways to connect and build a life in a small town far away from her family. This intimate documentary explores the invisible struggles of single motherhood, revealing the strength and resilience it takes to raise a child when you feel like you're on your own.
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Official Selection
2025
BraveMaker Film Festival
Critter Encounters A Forever Home
Genre: Short Documentary | Duration: 24min | Year: 2025 I
A Splicer Films Production
Critter Encounters: A Forever Home follows the critical work of a small wildlife sanctuary in Ramona, California. Led by Wildlife Specialist Andrea Burgan and her dedicated Lead Keeper Connor Hoyt, the sanctuary provides a forever home to animals that can't return to the wild because of human interference. Given a second chance at life, the animals become Animal Ambassadors for their species to educate the community about wildlife, coexistence and conservation.
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Magical Bridge Kind By Design
Genre: Documentary Short | Duration: 24m | Year: 2026
A Splicer Films Production
When a mom could not find a playground for her family, she set out to change the way playgrounds are built to promote inclusion and kindness. Magical Bridge: A Place of Belonging tells the stories of advocates and kindness ambassadors of all ages and abilities experiencing the world’s most inclusive playgrounds fostering empathy, kindness, and belonging.
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Changing Tides
Genre: Short Documentary | Duration: 8m | Year: 2023
The Gulf of Maine is one of the largest seafood resources in the United States. Despite that, 90 percent of the seafood consumed by Americans is imported. Maine's longstanding and traditional fishing community is pushing for more domestic catch
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