Ted Green Films

NEW DOCUMENTARY

"Eva" -- tickets available for April 5 premiere

A journey unlike any other: From Auschwitz to forgiveness to healing the world
Coming April 5, 2018, at beautiful Clowes Hall on the Butler University campus, the premiere of an unparalleled journey: From the Josef Mengele experiments at Auschwitz, through years of anger and anguish, to starting the largest manhunt in history and, later, a global movement of peace and forgiveness. The story of Eva Mozes Kor. Featuring stunning footage from around the world; interviews with top experts on the Holocaust, the Mengele Twins and forgiveness; the music of Dr. Tyron Cooper; and Hollywood icon Ed Asner on narration. Follow along on my Facebook page.
Website | Trailer | Promo packet | Next screening: April 14 in Terre Haute

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ABOUT ME

After 20 years in newspaper journalist, I switched to filmmaking in 2010 with "John Wooden: The Indiana Story." Since then, working alongside WFYI, Indianapolis' PBS affiliate, my work has won 14 regional Emmys (including Best Documentary for my past three films); first place in the national Associated Press Sports Editors contest; and the Fourth Estate Award from the National American Legion; among other honors. My most recent film, "Attucks: The School that Opened a City," was premiered by Heartland Films with consecutive sellouts at the historic Madame Walker Theatre; "Heart of a Hoosier" premiered at Bankers Life Fieldhouse; and "Undefeated" is now airing on ESPN Classic. My current documentary, on Holocaust survivor Eva Kor, is scheduled to premiere at Butler University in the Spring of 2018. More
Professional Experience & Education

IN THE MEDIA

» Scenes from the "Attucks" premiere
» Cover story in Indianapolis Business Journal
» Undefeated featured in New York Times

REVIEWS

Attucks: The School that Opened a City
"Superb and significant story, brilliantly told." -- Daniel H. Forer, Emmy-winning filmmaker

Heart of a Hoosier

"Funny, emotional, impeccably researched." -- Mark Alesia, Indianapolis Star

Undefeated

"Excellent ... a really fine piece of work." -- Bob Costas
"Fascinating ... brings Brown's story out from the shadows." -- William Rhoden, N.Y. Times
Naptown to Super City
"Must-viewing for any city using sports for economic development." -- Forbes.com