Skylight/Pictures

Granito

How to Nail a Dictator

The Reckoning

The Battle for the International Criminal Court

Living Broke in Boom Times

Lessons from the Movement to End Poverty


Skylight/Engage

Skylight 30

A journey through 30 years of Skylight human rights engagement

Granito: Every Memory Matters

Recovering the collective memory of genocide in Guatemala

IJCentral

A movement to support the International Criminal Court

Testimonials

“I just showed your film to my human rights clinic class at Santa Clara Law. As always, students were moved to tears. We're sending an observer to the trial in a couple of weeks. Thank you again for contributing much more than a granito de arena towards justice and for your resolve in seeking an end to impunity for the genocide in Guatemala. Un abrazo solidario.”

Francisco Rivera, Director and Supervising Attorney - International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara University School of Law

“Anyone who cares about the Maya will not want to miss these documentaries, the prequel "When the Mountains Tremble" and "Granito: How to Nail a Dictator". Without the evidence captured by the filmmakers, the victims may not have ever felt safe coming forward and the unprecedented trial of Ríos Montt may never have happened...astounded at the significance of this.”

Mayan Cross

“I just finished watching Granito, and I am simply amazed at what has been accomplished. It was inspiring, terrifying, and humbling all at once. Thank you so very much for agreeing to share this with us. This film has everything we could hope for. It is a perfect example of the importance of every person's work in protecting human rights, no matter how small it may seem at the time. It make us face the ugly truth - even us here in the US - but then it offers hope, and hands the torch to the next generation of advocates.”

Karen Fagan, PhD, Institute Director, Women in Public Service Institute for Women's Leadership in Latin America at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars