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Eugene Jarecki won the 2012 Sundance Film Festival documentary Grand Jury Prize and then kept going.

— Sacramento Bee

We took the topic to filmmaker Kristy Guevara-Flanagan (Going on 13) whose documentary Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines is airing next week on PBS and has been the subject of community screenings around the country.

— Entertainment Weekly

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— NPR

Sutherland's latest film is Kind Hearted Woman, which is airing on two parts on PBS, presented by Frontline in partnership with Independent Lens.

— Indie Wire

David Sutherland’s critically acclaimed documentaries are known for their depth of intimacy and long-form commitment to the filmmaking process, often taking three years or more to capture their subjects’ daily lives, and battles, in revealing detail.

— Boston Globe

Huffingtonpost Live Video: Frontline spent three years with Robin Poor Bear, an Ogala Sioux woman struggling to heal from child sexual abuse and alcoholism in order to protect her own children.

— Huffington Post

PBS documentary showcases the troubles and triumphs of a Kind Hearted Minnesotan.

— Star Tribune

When Robin Poor Bear was in her 20s, she asked for a Native American name. The Road Man, or spiritual leader, came up with Kind Hearted Woman.

— ABC

Juxtaposed against TV’s popular versions of “reality” as well as the medium’s increasingly fuzzy definition of “news,” it’s worth taking a look at two programs premiering early next month: David Sutherland’s Kind Hearted Woman, a 4 hour, 40-minute documentary airing on PBS under the banners of “Frontline” and Independent Lens; and “Vice,” a half-hour HBO news program from international hot spots, produced by Bill Maher.

— Variety

The documentary, which premieres April 15 on the PBS Independent Lens series, will be screened Thursday evening at KPCC’s Crawford Family Forum in Pasadena, followed by a panel discussion co-hosted by Community Cinema.

— LA Times