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Winner of Tribeca Special Jury Mention for Best New Documentary Director.
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Another one! HARVEST won Best Documentary at the Green Film Festival@of San Francisco. Thanks for having us @greenfilmfest @sfindiefest
06 Nov 2026
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06 Nov 2026
HARVEST won the Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature! Thanks so much for having us @neworleansfilmsociety
06 Nov 2026
Thrilled to share that HARVEST will premiere next year through PBS & Independent Lens!
More on everything soon. Thank you to our amazing team. @harvest.doc @pbs @independentlens @nataliebaszile @trevite.willis @kdub3636 @dlapictures @gh_snaps @konsonantmusic @mssarahlancaster @thornehood @giltalmi @shunnelson05 @courtney.n89 @adrainbuilds
16 Oct 2026
In today's SF Chronicle:
Natalie Baszile did not set out to become a filmmaker. The Richmond District resident was a writer, whose 2014 debut novel “Queen Sugar,” set on a Louisiana sugarcane farm, became a long-running series for Ava DuVernay.
“In the wake of ‘Queen Sugar,’ I saw how powerful film — in that case, television — was and I noticed how much broader an audience it reached,” Baszile told the Chronicle. “I’ve always been a visual, creative person, anyway, that always influenced my work. So, I thought, ‘Why not try it?’”
She continues to write novels. Her latest, “Friends and Family,” set in San Francisco, arrived on bookstore shelves earlier this month. But she has another milestone to celebrate this year as she completed “Harvest,” her first feature, an award-winning documentary she made in collaboration with her daughter Hyacinth Parker.
“Harvest,” which screens at 6 p.m., Oct. 20, at the 4 Star Theatre and is available online as part of the Green Film Festival of San Francisco (Thursday, Oct. 15-22), follows a Louisiana farm family — brothers Courtney, Willie Jr., Adrain, and Willis Nelson — from harvest to harvest of corn, soybeans, and cotton. The young men dream of growing their business into the biggest farm in the United States.
sfindie.com for info.
14 Oct 2026
Thank you again to @mvfilmsociety for an amazing screening this summer!
12 Oct 2026
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12 Oct 2026
More good news! HARVEST will be showing at the St. Louis International Film Festival! @stlfilmfest
12 Oct 2026
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12 Oct 2026
Catch HARVEST at the Green Film Festival of San Francisco on October 20th! @greenfilmfest
12 Oct 2026
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12 Oct 2026
So excited to screen at New Orleans Film Festival next week! @neworleansfilmsociety
12 Oct 2026
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