Sapiro v. Ford

Gaylen Ross is an internationally-acclaimed award winning filmmaker whose films have premiered at Toronto International Film Festival, Berlinale, Hamptons Film Festival, FIFDH/Geneva, Haifa Film Festival and broadcast on PBS’ P.O.V, BBC Storyville, UK Ch4, Israel’s Ch8 and Ch2. Her Emmy award winning film Blood Money: Switzerland’s Nazi Gold on the Swiss Banks and the Holocaust accounts was broadcast on A&E. Other feature documentaries include Dealers Among Dealers considered the only inside look into the cloistered diamond world of New York’s 47th Street; Killing Kasztner: The Jew Who Dealt With Nazis, premiering at TIFF and winner best documentary feature Boston Jewish Film Festival, with a theatrical release in the US, Israel and France; Caris’ Peace about an actress who lost her memory. She co-directed two documentaries about China, Beijing Spring, jury award winner Fifa Montreal, and Ximei, executive produced by Ai Weiwei, winner best documentary Palm Springs International Festival.

Carol King is first and foremost a long time proponent of women’s rights. A Detroit native, she was active in government, public policy and politics for 25 years, as a staff person, advocate, candidate, and consultant. She was inducted into the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame in 2008 in recognition of her contributions to the Women’s Movement. Since moving to California, King has been working as an Executive Producer with her husband, Michael Rose, in their boutique production company specializing in factual programming for television. She’s overseen development, production, post-production and distribution of countless programs delivered to numerous networks around the world. Her desire is to use media to tell stories that move us to work for a more equal and just society for everyone.