More HAA Projects
The following projects are currently in the pipeline of the Human Arts Association and are eligible for your financial support. To find out how to make a contribution to the HAA sponsored project in which you are interested, click on the contribute link. If on the other hand you would like to find out more about each project then you will be redirected to the project site.

Caris' Peace
Producers: Gaylen Ross, Rebecca Nelson, Steve Skrovan Shalev
Director: Gaylen Ross

In 1994, the life of theatre and film actress, Caris Corfman, was hijacked by a brain tumor, which left her without short-term memory, unable to remember a line of dialogue - the very foundation of her profession. The documentary, Caris' Peace is the story of her resolute effort to reclaim her life in theater, and return to the world that she loved.

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Something's Moving (The Thick Black Fog)
Producers: Randy Vasquez, Kateri Walker
Director: Randy Vasquez

American Indian boarding schools were a primary tool of the federal government and church to assimilate Native Americans. At times using neglect, abuse and isolation, this policy sought to sever ties between parent and child and child and culture. Something's Moving explores the realities, contradictions and intergenerational effects of the boarding schools through the voices and stories of former students, and follows their attempts at educating and healing themselves, their families and communities from this little known aspect of American history.

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Come As You Are: Artemisia Gentileschi
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Producers: Ellen Weissbrod and Melissa Powell
Director: Ellen Weissbrod

Come As You Are is a documentary film about choices, painting and how to make a life — inspired by the incredible 17th century artist Artemisia Gentileschi.

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Killing Kasztner
Producers: Gaylen Ross, Anne Feinsilber, Noam Shalev
Director: Gaylen Ross

Killing Kasztner A GRFilms Inc and Kasztner Film Partners LLC Production. Feature documentary film about Israel Kasztner, a Hungarian Jew who negotiated for lives with Adolf Eichman. A trial and verdict that forever stamped him as the man who sold his soul to the devil.
World Premiere: Toronto International Film Festival 2008.