Documentary Voices

February 4–April 22, 2026

This February installment of Documentary Voices begins with four programs that highlight compelling approaches to documenting different kinds of labor, including the work of truck drivers, cowboys and cowgirls, models, fashion photographers, and a courageous Palestinian photo journalist and poet.

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  • Amy Reid: Long Haulers, 2020

  • Sepideh Farsi: Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, 2025

  • Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw: Gaucho Gaucho, 2024

  • Frederick Wiseman: Model, 1980

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  • Long Haulers

    Amy Reid
    United States, 2020
    Wednesday, February 4, 7 PM
    Amy Reid and Kate MacKay in Conversation

    Riding with three long-haul truck drivers, filmmaker Amy Reid documents their work, observations on the economic importance of trucking, and reflections on being among the few women in the profession. With Katarina Jazbec’s investigation into the work of lashers in the port of Rotterdam. 

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  • Model

    Frederick Wiseman
    United States, 1980

    4K Digital Restoration

    Wednesday, February 11, 7 PM

    Model captures the inner workings of Zoli, a New York fashion modeling agency, and the labor of the statuesque men and women represented there.

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  • Gaucho Gaucho

    Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw
    United States, Argentina, 2024
    Wednesday, February 18, 7 PM

    These two films document contemporary cowboy culture on two continents. Gaucho Gaucho chronicles the everyday life of Argentine cowhands, while Ten Five in the Grass captures the preparations for a calf roping event on the Black rodeo circuit.

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  • Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk

    Sepideh Farsi
    France, Palestine, Iran, 2025
    Wednesday, February 25, 7 PM
    Introduced by Ussama Makdisi

    Sepidah Farsi’s yearlong conversation with Palestinian poet and photojournalist Fatma Hassona, killed by Israeli airstrike in April 2025, is “a tremendously moving portrait of resistance under siege” (Isaac Feidberg, RogerEbert.com). 

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