Jill Schweitzer

This docuseries chronicles a young couple’s cross-country van journey through the use of real-time footage, text messages, social media, and police bodycam, unraveling the mysterious circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Gabby Petito. It delves into the tension in the couple’s relationship, the subsequent investigation, and the emotional toll on family and friends, revealing a tragic story of domestic violence that captured national attention.

This docuseries highlights the police missteps and media circus behind one of the biggest cold cases in history. In the third and final episode, multiple suspects are scrutinized, and new steps are explored that authorities could take to ultimately bring the killer to justice.

Directed by Joe Berlinger | Radical Media

Chef and food writer Samin Nosrat travels the world to explore four basic keys to wonderful cooking. To illustrate the transformative power of acids, Samin visits Yucatan, where sour oranges, salsas and Mayan honey add new dimensions to every dish. Based on the New York Times best-selling book.

Directed by Caroline Suh | Jigsaw Productions

Six-part docuseries recounts the story of a 16 year-old from the Bronx who spent three years on Rikers Island, two of them in solitary confinement, without ever being convicted of a crime.

Directed by Jenner Furst | The Cinemart

Sundance Film Festival, 2017

After a routine partial hip replacement operation leaves his mother in a coma with permanent brain damage, what starts as a son's video diary becomes a citizen's investigation into the future of American health care. Using undercover footage, court testimony, verité scenes shot over several years and interviews with people on all sides of the story, the film goes deep inside a flawed healthcare system. Part medical mystery and legal thriller, part investigative journey and meditation on family, this personal story is a cautionary tale.

Directed by Steve Burrows

DOC NYC, 2018

This Emmy-nominated feature documentary explores the last half-century of American cinema through the eyes of the unsung heroes of casting.

Directed by Tom Donahue

Toronto International Film Festival, 2012; New York Film Festival, 2012

National Board of Review - Top Five Documentaries of 2013

Graphic designer Paula Scher paints with words, developing the visual language of iconic brands and institutions around the world.

Directed by Richard Press | Radical Media

Four-part docuseries based on the book by Michael Pollan explores how cooking transforms food and shapes our world. "Water" looks to the kitchens of India for a lesson in the value of pot cooking and examines the consequences of eating highly processed food.

Directed by Caroline Suh | Jigsaw Productions

This Emmy-nominated feature documentary tells the story of a 20-year-old U.S. Army soldier who was murdered at Fort Hood, Texas. Chronicling her family's fight for justice while exposing systemic failures within the military, particularly in cases of sexual assault and harassment, it emphasizes the need for reform, accountability, and the importance of speaking out against abuse.

Directed by Christy Wegener | Story Syndicate

A Bolivian park ranger and Hong Kong journalist risk their lives to go undercover and investigate a new, deadly jaguar trade sweeping South America.

Directed by Elizabeth Unger

Tribeca Film Festival, 2021

Docuseries brings two creative visionaries together from different fields to share their passions and influences.

Directed by Bruce Sinofsky & Directed by Caroline Suh | Radical Media

Feature documentary follows a team of female journalists reporting on the election.

Directed by Toby Oppenheimer & Katie Hinman

The body of missing nineteen-year-old Melissa Trotter is recovered in a Texas forest. After physical evidence and the murder weapon tie Larry Swearingen to the murder, he is convicted and sentenced to death. Twenty years later, Larry maintains his innocence.

Directed by Kathryn O’Kane | Jigsaw Productions

Docuseries examines notorious drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s rise to infamy and how the U.S. government built its case against him.

Directed by Bernardo Ruiz | Jigsaw Productions

Episode 2 - A Mystery Unfolds: Who is Quinton Tellis?

Three years after Jessica Chambers was burned alive, her family prepares to face the accused killer in court and the mysterious relationship between Jessica and Quinton Tellis comes to light.

Directed by Joe Berlinger

Emmy-nominated docuseries offers first-person insight into the lives of celebrities who have made a unique impact on the world. In this episode, Grammy award winning musician, producer and actor Lenny Kravitz reflects on his music career and growing up in a bi-racial family.

Directed by Annetta Marion | Radical Media

Feature documentary investigates the mental health crisis in the U.S. military.  

Directed by Tom Donahue

DOC NYC, 2015

Six short films expose the gender gap that has plagued Hollywood for decades. Based on research by Dr. Stacy Smith that reveals dismal numbers, this series features interviews with leading directors, including Jill Soloway, Catherine Hardwicke, Judd Apatow, Mira Nair, Paul Feig and Sam Taylor Johnson as well as notable journalists, actors, critics and producers.

Directed by Caroline Suh | Jigsaw Productions

Documentaries, short narrative films, comedy, poetry, animation, and cartoons based on content from the award-winning magazine.

Jigsaw Productions and Condé Nast Entertainment