Matthew Kohn
Kohn's main work is The Manute Bol Sudan Reconciliation Film Project, a five-year epic documentary about a cutting edge group of Muslims and Christians working to build schools and foster reconciliation between the war-torn nations of Sudan and South Sudan. The film features the first African NBA player, Manute Bol, and many people who worked with him and were inspired by him.
Kohn's first feature documentary is the acclaimed CALL IT DEMOCRACY (www.callitdemocracy.com), the only film about the history of the Electoral College in Presidential Elections. He followed with Site Specific: The Legacy of Regional Modernism. Kohn's short fiction films include Sea Level Inferno, SinCine winner Rosa X-Rays Joe and Freedom Isn't Free featuring Alexandria Wailes, and I know You.
Kohn is working on several music-related projects including Five Days at Tonic Poems and Prayers, and the music video "Take A Stand" with Difrent.org's Stephan Said.
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