POV (a cinema term for "point of view") is TV's longest-running showcase for independent non-fiction films. POV premieres 14-16 of the best, boldest and innovative programs every year on PBS.
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P.O.V. Carla Lois is the mom of a veteran with PTSD. She points out that the parents of soldiers don't get nearly as much support or information about PTSD as the spouses of soldiers do. Carla shares her story and links to some useful tools for soldiers and their loved ones on REGARDING WAR.
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. Want to attend a screening of a POV film in your neighborhood? Check out our "Events" tab on Facebook or http://www.amdoc.org/outreach_news.php
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American Documentary's Outreach program extends the impact of P.O.V. programming by working with public television stations and national and community-based organizations to facilitate local dialogues and foster engagement around the specific issues presented in our films.
P.O.V. REGARDING WAR blogger Estella Post's husband is coming home from his deployment early - just in time for the holidays!
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. Don't miss THE WAY WE GET BY - it's still available on the PBS player, but only through the weekend!
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Senior citizens in Maine have greeted over 900,000 US troops at a tiny local airport.
P.O.V. Some of veteran Arthur Varanelli's stories of what happened when he came home from Vietnam are absolutely heartbreaking. Why do some civilians treat veterans with such disrespect? Read on at REGARDING WAR.
The Veteran Returns: When the Greetings, Hugs, and Parties Are Over, What Next? | POV - Regarding Wa
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. Congrats to the POV filmmakers in the documentary competition at Sundance - LAST TRAIN HOME, THE OATH, MY PERESTROIKA.
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This is the renewed rebellion. This is Sundance, reminded. This is the official site of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival.
P.O.V. Carla Lois, a military mom, helped her son Noah through PTSD. But she resent the idea that military service is the reason for every malady a vet may endure. She brings us a different perspective on PTSD on POV's REGARDING WAR.
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. Luis C. Montalvan, a POV Regarding War blogger, was on CNN today to talk about a story he related in his recent post. http://bit.ly/6wtixu
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A disabled Army veteran claims that employees at an McDonald's were angered with his service dog upon entering a store.
P.O.V. Drew Peneton, the newest blogger on POV's Regarding War, shares his experience as a soldier, and asks: What comes next for returning veterans? With the job market tanking, how can veterans transition back to civilian life?
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. And FOOD INC. (POV 2009) wins best doc at the Gothams!
P.O.V. What a night! POV is announced as the winner of IDA's Continuing Series Award http://bit.ly/6WkKPq Thanks IDA!
2009 IDA Documentary Award Winners Announced in Seven Categories | International Documentary Associa
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Winners for the International Documentary Association’s 2009 IDA Documentary Awards competition were announced today in several major categories, including Limited Series, Continuing Series, Music, and Student, leaving Feature and Short for the night of the program.
Marie There are so few venues for eye-opening doc's, so all are important. Usually, you have to attend the film festivals to see any of them.
P.O.V. A haunting post from Vietnam vet Arthur Varanelli about some of the symptoms of his PTSD over the last 39 years. http://bit.ly/62pBi4
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In our first conversation, Coming Home: Veterans Readjusting to Civilian Life, our contributors — including veterans, family members of veterans and members of organizations that support veterans — share ...
P.O.V. Last day to watch BRONX PRINCESS online! http://bit.ly/8IZWb7
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A coming-of-age story set in a homeland both familiar and strange. Watch until 11/24/2009
P.O.V. The Academy Award best doc shortlist: a head scratcher? POV Blog's Tom Roston tries to make sense of it all. http://bit.ly/5Y5lqk
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It's head-scratching season again, which is to say: it's Oscar time. Last week, the shortlist of 15 documentaries being considered for the five Academy Award nominations was announced. And, sure enough, there were some head-scratchers out there.
