Sat., Dec. 6 - Defiant Requiem

This film is about the cultural resistance at the Nazi concentration camp, Terezin, where the inmates fought back with art . . . and music.

Sat., Dec. 13 - Girls on the Wall

Three incarcerated teenaged girls are given a shot at redemption in a most unlikely form: a musical. As opening night approaches, the girls must relive their crimes and reclaim their own stories in a first step toward breaking free of the prison system. (Originally aired on PBS).

Sat., Dec. 20 - Following the Ninth

Kerry Candaele journeyed across five continents to explore the resounding impact of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. From its empowering presence at Tiananmen Square and Berlin’s Wall to its message of hope in a post-tsunami Japan and the resistance during Chile’s military dictatorship, Beethoven’s Ninth has consistently inspired resilience and hope for what’s most precious in the human spirit.

Sat., Dec. 27 - Sweet Honey in the Rock

The powerful story of the grammy-nominated African American a’capella ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock—celebrating 30 years of music, activism, and sisterhood.

Sat., Jan. 3 - The Singing Revolution

This is a remarkable story of the tiny nation of Estonia’s struggle for independence, illuminating how the Estonians kept their identity alive under the oppressive weight of the Iron Curtain, through a rich tradition of song.