Coal Black Voices
Jean Donohue, Fred Johnson and Frank X. Walker's documentary featuring Affrilachian Poets Nikky Finney, Crystal Wilkinson, Kelly Norman Ellis, Bernard Clay and more.

Cratis Williams: Living the Divided Life
Balladeer, linguist, cultural activist, storyteller, Cratis Williams was an eloquent defender of Appalachian Culture and one of the most important scholars of the post-war era.

From the Shadows of Power
A powerful story set in the coalfields of Appalachia, Wales and England that uncannily foreshadows the recent brutal growth of global capitalism and its impact on local economies and communities.

Hybrid City
The landscape is a familiar one to urban dwellers - towering impersonal buildings made of cold glass and steel usurping blocks and blocks of city streets, surrounded by eight lanes of cars bumper to bumper... If the profit motive continues to roll over the needs of the inner city, what does the future look like?

Trail of Hope
Donohue's engaging documentary chronicles the process of co-creation of a sacred space in southwest Ohio. It portrays the earthbased, spiritual underpinning of this work with images and language of ceremony by Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees, Shawnee Temple Women and spiritual elders from the African American, Appalachian and Native American communities.