
Voces, Independent Lens
Sansón and Me
From Pelican Bay State Prison, Sansón’s life is defined by borders—between Mexico and the U.S., fact and fiction, personal choice and systemic force.
South Asia meets the American heartland on a culinary journey into the lives of extraordinary individuals in unexpected places.
SAMI KHAN is an Academy Award-nominated filmmaker whose work has screened at the Toronto, Tribeca, Hot Docs, and Mumbai Film Festivals and been supported by the Sundance and Tribeca Film Institutes, Rooftop Films, IFP, the NBC/Universal Director’s Fellowship, and the Berlinale. ST. LOUIS SUPERMAN, his latest documentary (with Smriti Mundhra), was… Show more
Actor/writer Rupak Ginn holds a degree in English literature from Harvard University and an MBA from Columbia University. Most commonly known for his seven seasons as Raj on USA's "Royal Pains," he has also starred off-Broadway (“The Stone Witch”) and in numerous TV shows and films. He is the winner of an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation screenwriting award and… Show more
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Along the highways that connect cities throughout Southern Asia, dhabas (small, roadside food stands) serve food with a local, rustic flair. But more than just providing a hearty meal, dhabas are a gathering point for travelers and immigrants alike to share culture and ideas. Spice Road explores these democratic bastions where patrons from every walk of life enjoy a meal and each other’s company equally. Americans’ growing love of South Asian fare has created an increasing appreciation for the social and culinary delights that are shared at local dhabas throughout our nation’s rural heartland. While concerns of xenophobia and racism frequent the headlines, dhabas are the community outposts across the American landscape where warmth and generosity welcome customers from around the country and throughout the world.
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