Postmodern Productions was founded in 1993 by Susan M. Papp, award-winning Canadian journalist, filmmaker and author in order to “create insightful television programs that enlighten and entertain audiences for network/specialty broadcasters.” Ms. Papp received a Masters degree from York University in Toronto in North American Social History. She worked as a writer, researcher and producer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for over 15 years before launching Postmodern Productions. For more information>>

Outcasts: a Love Story                     Book now available click here to order

A Love Story is the story of a Christian man named Tibor Schroeder and a Jewish woman named Hedy Weisz who met and fell in love during the Second World War. The story happens at the worst possible moment – at a time when romantic liaisons and marriage between Christians and Jews is against the law. Click here to order >> Book Launch >> For information on story click here >> Link to publisher >> Hungarian translation of the book,  Outcasts: A Love Story will appear at a special launch in early June 2010 at the Budapest Book Week, published by Aposztrof Publishing.    Details to come...

Outcasts: a Love Story                     Outcasts: A Love Story documentary film premiered on OMNI Television in Canada in November 2009.   In 2010, the film has been and will be re-broadcast several times, most recently on March 6th and 7th.  Please check the OMNI website for further broadcast dates: www.OMNITV.ca
	A Love Story is the story of a Christian man named Tibor Schroeder and a Jewish woman named Hedy Weisz who met and fell in love during the Second World War. The story happens at the worst possible moment – at a time when romantic liaisons and marriage between Christians and Jews is against the law. Preview>> Read more>> Israeli premiere of Outcasts: A Love Story documentary film .     Outcasts premiere in Tel Aviv will take place at a private screening on March 27th, Saturday in Tel Aviv.   Pictures and report to follow ....    Outcasts: A Love Story was chosen by a special festival jury to be shown at the First Hungarian Short Film and Documentary Film Festival of  Los Angeles.    The Festival, taking place March 25-31, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.    Click here for more information >>

Young Rebels                     airdate: October 2007 Broadcast on OMNI Television
	Half a century ago, the people of Hungary mounted an armed rebellion against Soviet occupation. It was a revolution forged by teen-agers -- and crushed by the ruthless power of the Red Army. Thirty-seven thousand of those defeated dreamers would become the first refugees to be welcomed en masse by the Canadian people, an act of compassion that changed them, and this country, forever. Read more>> Order this film>>

The Black Bearded Barbarian                      airdate: November 2006 Broadcast on OMNI Television
	The unique and uplifting saga of Canadian missionary George Leslie Mackay on the island of Taiwan, an uninvited intruder who overcame isolation and prejudice to become a beloved native son of an utterly foreign land. Read more>> Order this film>>

Monuments in Miniature                     airdate: March 2000, Broadcast on Bravo!
	One Canadian woman has been acknowledged as a master of the ancient art of medal making for more than half a century – yet few Canadians know her name. Dora de Pedery-Hunt is one of the world's most honoured sculptors and medalists – yet the woman who's work adorns our currency lives in poverty in Toronto – a national treasure who struggles to pay her rent. Read more>> Order this film>>

Hundred-Something                      airdate: November 1999 Broadcast on Discovery Channel
	Near the end of an extraordinary lifetime, at the beginning of another working day, Dr. Abraham Greenberg of Victoria , B.C. walks into his office and prepares to examine an elderly woman who is thirty years his junior. On a warm, soft Florida morning, in the stables of a thoroughbred stud farm, Fred Hooper talks gently to a yearling colt that he is training for his first race on the turf at Toronto 's Woodbine raceway. Read more>>

Debris of War                      airdate: February 1994 Broadcast on WTN
	The war in the former Yugoslavia has already had a terrible toll: in hundreds of thousands of dead and missing; for millions of others-uprooting and displacement. Humanitarian and aid groups are just starting to assess and deal with the psychological damage this war has exacted from its survivors, many of whom have witnessed their families massacred, or were victims of ethnic cleansing or rape. They are the debris of war, the cast-offs and homeless-mentally and emotionally traumatized living casualties. This documentary looks at the shattered lives of some of these refugees, and some of the first programs set up to deal with the trauma of war. Read more>> Order this film>>