Beginning in the 1970s, Sandi Bachom had it all. She was one of the most sought-after commercial producers working with the world's biggest brands – and in deep denial as she slid into addiction. Then unemployment. Then homelessness. In search of a second act, she bought a camera and started covering the news. Her first press pass came at age 70. She discovered her new mission – and a chance at redemption – in Charlottesville, where she covered the violent Unite the Right rally.

Today Sandi is one of the most recognized independent journalists chronicling American extremism, with all the risk that entails, including broken bones and endless streams of threats. Then, when Trump gave full pardons to the criminals she has chronicled and began erasing evidence of their crimes, the weight of history fell squarely on her shoulders. Today, at 82, her battle is for the soul of America.

COMING SOON

Festivals

Woodstock Film Festival - WORLD PREMIERE

New Hampshire Film Festival