American Film Foundation: Academy Award®-Winning Filmmakers
Academy Award®-Winning Documentary Filmmakers
American Film Foundation
Sanders and Mock Productions
BIRD BY BIRD: ANNE LAMOTT
AARON COPLAND PORTRAIT
CRIME & PUNISHMENT, USA
EYES OF DON BACHARDY
INTERREGNUM/GROSZ
INTO THE FUTURE
THE JAPAN PROJECT
- MADE IN AMERICA
- MADE IN JAPAN
LEGEND OF MARILYN MONROE
LILLIAN GISH
LOS ANGELS
MAYA LIN
MIRIAM WOSK
NEVER GIVE UP: HERBERT ZIPPER
PORTRAIT OF ZUBIN MEHTA
RAY BRADBURY
RETURN WITH HONOR
ROSE KENNEDY
SCREENWRITERS:
- CARL FOREMAN
- WILLIAM GOLDMAN
- PAUL MAZURSKY
- ELEANOR PERRY
- NEIL SIMON
- ROBERT TOWNE
SING!
SLOW FIRES
A TIME OUT OF WAR
TO LIVE OR LET DIE
WAR HUNT
WRESTLING WITH ANGELS:KUSHNER

award-winning documentaries
American Film Foundation is a Santa Monica-based non-profit production company that has produced both Academy and Emmy Award-winning documentaries. The company's projects range from theatrical documentary films and television series to dramatic feature films.

Freida Lee Mock &
Terry Sanders

American Film Foundation is headed by Terry Sanders and Freida Lee Mock, who have received three Academy Awards® and ten Academy Award® nominations.

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BIG NEWS!!!
Terry Sander's new film — Fighting for Life — a feature documentary about military medicine, is complete and goes into general release in March, 2008. Check it out!!

Freida Lee Mock's new film — Wrestling with Angels — a feature documentary about Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner, opens nationally in theaters starting on October 4th!! Check it out!!

Terry Sanders is currently in production on “Toyko Rose,” a dramatic feature film based on the true-life story of Iva Ikuko Toguri, a Japanese American woman wrongly convicted of treason during World War II.
"A Time Out of War" named to National Film Registry
 
A Time Out of War, the Oscar-winning Civil War short story film produced by Denis and Terry Sanders in 1954, was among 25 films named, December 27, 2006, to the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress. Congress created the Registry in 1989 to preserve films of "cultural, historical and artistic significance." The List now numbers 450.  More »
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