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Since its launch in 2012, the PBS Online Film Festival has featured diverse films from PBS member stations, POV and collaborations with public television producers. Find out how to vote for your favorites at pbs.org/filmfestival
The PBS Online Film Festival is partially funded by The National Endowment for the Arts
Finding America:The Fresh Prince of Anacostia
Kymone Freeman keeps his D.C. neighbors strong by helping them tell their stories.
An African-American boy in Norfolk, VA in 1915 confronts racism in The Birth of a Nation.
A news reporter and a filmmaker turn a 1908 elementary school fire into a media sensation.
Rogue Taxidermy Artist Sarina Brewer
From goats with fishtails to cats with wings, Sarina Brewer celebrates animals in her art.
Syrian Photographer Osama Esid
Photographer Osama Esid seeks connection from his American neighbors to Syrian refugees.
The Black Hills may lack good skiing, but they provide miles of streams to ice-skate.
A Thousand Midnights is an experimental exploration of the legacy of the Great Migration.
