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is the author of Working With Available
Light: A Family’s World After Violence and the editor
of A Worthy Tradition: Free Speech in America by his
father Harry Kalven Jr. He has reported extensively on
police abuse in Chicago and was the plaintiff in Kalven
v. Chicago, in which the Illinois appellate court ruled
that police misconduct files are public information. He
has received the 2015 George Polk Award for Local
Reporting and the 2016 Ridenhour Courage Prize.
is the executive director of the
International Documentary Association. In 2016,
Kilmurry joined the board of jurors of the George
Foster Peabody Awards. He serves as an international
advisor to the Greenhouse Fund and is on the board of
screeners of the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University
Awards. AAs long-serving executive producer of POV |
American Documentary, he received 15 Emmy Awards,
more than 60 Emmy nominations, six George Foster
Peabody Awards, four DuPont Columbia Awards, and
is a two-time recipient of the Best Continuing Series
Award from the IDA.
is an award-winning director
and cinematographer who has completed over 50
documentaries for cinema and TV. In 2009, he
photographed the award-winning documentary
JANE’S JOURNEY, about the chimpanzee researcher
Jane Goodall, which was shortlisted for the Academy
Awards in 2012. Additional works include VATICAN:
THE HIDDEN WORLD AND GAS MONOPOLY, an
investigative thriller about the international gas
industry, which he directed and photographed.
s most recent feature documentary film
NUTS! premiered at Sundance 2016, where it won
a Special Jury Prize for Editing. Her debut feature
documentary OUR NIXON premiered at Rotterdam,
had its North American premiere at SXSW, won the
Ken Burns Award for “Best of the Festival” at Ann
Arbor, and was selected as the Closing Night Film at
New Directors/New Films.
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