Documentary Films
Documentary Films
The most compelling documentaries don't just tell stories—they create connections. GH Studios produces award-winning documentary films that capture authentic people, meaningful moments, and missions that inspire action. Through cinematic filmmaking and thoughtful direction, we help organizations create films that resonate long after the credits roll.
Together: The Minority Mountain Bikers in the Heartland is an award-winning documentary about people of color finding community through mountain biking in Northwest Arkansas. After online conflict unexpectedly led to friendship, the film follows riders as they challenge perceptions, build meaningful connections, and discover a sense of belonging. Screened at film festivals and community events across the U.S. and Australia, the documentary sparked conversations about diversity, inclusion, and the power of outdoor recreation while earning multiple Best Film honors.
Together: Minority Mountain Bikers in the Heartland
Trapped: Cash Bail in America Trailer
Trapped: Cash Bail in America is a documentary examining America's cash bail system and the growing movement to reform it. The film follows the people directly affected by pretrial detention, the advocates fighting for criminal justice reform, and the powerful interests resisting change. Reaching more than 2.8 million viewers, the documentary helped raise public awareness of cash bail reform and earned recognition on the film festival circuit as several states moved to reduce or eliminate the practice.
The Big Impossible Idea: Vision 2025
The Big Impossible Idea: Vision 2025 tells the story of a global Bible translation initiative that set out to accomplish what many believed was impossible. The documentary follows Vision 2025's 25-year journey, capturing the challenges, breakthroughs, and shared mission that united organizations around a common purpose. The film became a powerful storytelling tool, inspiring audiences, strengthening collaboration among partners, and reinforcing the lasting impact of a bold global vision.
Rikers: Innocence Lost
Narrated by Olivia Wilde, Rikers: Innocence Lost explores the experiences of former detainees at New York City's Rikers Island jail and the lasting human impact of incarceration on individuals, families, and communities. Commissioned by Google, the film was created to educate and inspire action in support of legislation to close Rikers Island. Following its release, legislation passed to shut down the jail, with additional funding approved to support its planned 2027 closure.