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High Eagle, NASA Physicist, Native American, Apollo 13
General Pershing, Path's of Glory, Pershing Rifles, World War I, Doughboys
With One Tied Hand, Buffalo Soldiers, WW II, Tuscany
High Eagle, NASA Physicist, Native American, Apollo 13
NASA’s first Native American physicist helps save the crew of Apollo 13, for which he receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom. 

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General Pershing, Path's of Glory, Pershing Rifles, World War I, Doughboys
General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing was an early advocate for Civil Rights. Click the button below to learn more.
 

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The Tuscan people were liberated by the Black Buffalo Soldiers of WWII who tragically returned home to a "Jim Crow" America.

 

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Pacific Film Foundation shares the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.

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- Nelson Mandela 

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You have a story to tell. We will help you tell it. 

This 4-minute video answers several of the FAQs we've received. You'll also learn how a World War Two journal became a feature documentary. "With One Tied Hand" tells the tale of the brave Buffalo Soldiers who had helped liberate Italy, but unfortunately returned to America only to confront restrictive "Jim Crow" laws. It is our hope to inspire you to tell your own story via a documentary film. Using Artificial Intelligence technology, we have a new, economical documentary format available. We look forward to hearing from you.  
 

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  Joe Hartnett, Director 

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