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In Times of Challenge, Shows of Strength: AAPI Filmmakers Highlight Acts of Resilience
A Filipino daughter struggles with depression and reunites with her father, a COVID-19 survivor, after 14 months apart. A Cambodian American refugee lives under the specter of deportation for a 20-year-old mistake. A Sikh community grapples with the aftermath of a deadly mass shooting.Learn More -
MASTERPIECE Reimagines ‘Tom Jones’
With MASTERPIECE’s joyful and big-hearted Tom Jones, viewers can look forward to what the scriptwriter calls “the mother of all rom-coms.”Learn More -
NOVA Asks, “Is Carbon Zero Possible?”
NOVA’s new film, Chasing Carbon Zero, produced by Miles O’Brien and Will Toubman, tracks the next-gen technologies that could help us reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Is it even possible? What will it take? From expanding the availability of renewable energy options, to designing more energy-efficient buildings, to revolutionizing the transportation sector, the film casts a hopeful but skeptical eye. We spoke with Caitlin Saks, NOVA’s senior producer of the film, which premieres on Wednesday, April 26 at 9pm on GBH 2, the PBS App and NOVA’s YouTube channel.Learn More -
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Explores Life ‘Off the Grid’
When AMERICAN EXPERIENCE digital producers Kirstin Butler and Eric Gulliver saw the recent film The Sun Queen, they were captivated — and curious. Solar energy pioneer Mária Telkes had built the nation’s first modern home heated entirely with solar power in 1948 — what has become of her legacy?Learn More
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