Alex Rogalski of @hotdocs spotlights his favorite Canadian docs of the past decade in Realscreen's "Best of the Tens" ow.ly/8HFT50xDmB1

Sundance Film Festival Prison in 12 Landscapes by Brett Story! Absolutely changed my perspective on documentary filmmaking.

Consisting of twelve vignettes, "Prison in Twelve Landscapes" explores the effects that the prison industrial complex has on communities across America Watch it on Topic now: go.topic.com/2wBFks3

Just downloaded Means TV and I'm excited to see it has Brett Story's The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, one of my favourite docs of the past several years.

Story provides a much needed analysis of the contemporary prison landscape in "Prison Land: Mapping Carceral Power across Neoliberal America," and one that pushes forward the discipline of carceral geographies argues Alicea bit.ly/2V7bvdh

Consisting of twelve vignettes, "Prison in Twelve Landscapes" explores the effects that the prison industrial complex has on communities across America Watch it on Topic now: go.topic.com/2wBFks3

“As the crisis of Covid overlays the crisis of capitalism it helps us map its contours: the state is more visible than ever” Georgie Carr on Brett Story’s ‘The Prison in Twelve Prisons’, carceral capitalism and Covid-19 anothergaze.com/cinema-carcera…

Georgie Carr on Brett Story’s ‘The Prison in Twelve Prisons’, carceral capitalism and Covid-19 anothergaze.com/cinema-carcera…

Consisting of twelve vignettes, "Prison in Twelve Landscapes" explores the effects that the prison industrial complex has on communities across America Watch it on Topic now: go.topic.com/2wBFks3

The American system of policing, criminal justice, and incarceration didn’t just come from nowhere. And to change it, we have to understand it. Here are 9 movies and TV shows that can help. vox.com/culture/2020/6…

A list of insightful films about incarceration and policing, and am proud to see The Prison in 12 as one of them with a link for free online viewing:

Featuring Marc Isaacs, Kim Longinotto, Brett Story and Pawel Lodzinsk, our new short course 'Observation Is Dead, Long Live Observation' will explore the limits of observation as well as the advantages. Booking: bit.ly/OCDSObservatio…

✊🏾Whose Streets? (Hulu) ✊🏾The Rape of Recy Taylor ✊🏾The Prison in Twelve Landscapes ✊🏾What Matters (Black Lives Matter docu-series) #Stayinghome this #holiday weekend? Find more resources here⬇️ oxfamamerica.org/explore/storie…

Mass incarceration weaves through American life. Consisting of twelve vignettes, "Prison in Twelve Landscapes" explores the effects that the prison industrial complex has on communities across America.

If you haven't yet, be sure to watch The Prison in 12 ahead of tonight's discussion with Brett Story and Felicia Arriaga! In your confirmation email, you receive the link to watch the film to gather your questions for the Zoom call Q&A. Happy watching! scalawagmagazine.org/2020/08/virtua…

🎥 #63 of BEST GIRL GRIP IS LIVE! 🎥 Thrilled to bits that I got to speak with non-fiction filmmaker Brett Story - whose films are 🔥 - about making documentaries, the limits of documentary, failure, prisons & money. 🎧 Listen on iTunes, Spotify & ACast spoti.fi/3aI8ndH

One of the most acclaimed documentaries of recent years, Brett Story's THE HOTTEST AUGUST is available to own today on DVD. Bonus features include 2 short films by Story, CAMPERFORCE (2017, 16 minutes) and A DEBTORS' PRISON (2018, 15 minutes), and more! bit.ly/3loYNkX

Without the abolition of prisons and carceral apparatus, we may win accountability for the atrocities Blake and others have faced, but we will not have justice. scalawagmagazine.org/2020/08/incarc…

Without ever venturing inside a penitentiary, director Brett Story excavates the insidious, often-unseen influence that prisons—and the American system of mass incarceration—has on communities and industries all around us.

Coming to the Criterion Channel in September.