Inside Out Films is a renowned non-profit documentary film company based in San Francisco. Led by filmmaker, writer, and educator Michelle Blair, the company is dedicated to shedding light on salient, controversial, and emotional issues that are relevant to our times. With a focus on impactful storytelling, Inside Out Films has produced several thought-provoking documentaries.

The People's College is their latest project, a feature-length documentary that follows the journeys of eight community college students as they strive to achieve their Associate of Arts degree. This film delves into the complex history of community colleges and captures the significance they hold for those who need them the most - the students. Another notable documentary from Inside Out Films is Inside Out: Stories of Bulimia, an award-winning film released in 2002.

This powerful documentary explores the challenging issue of bulimia, examining how this eating disorder transcends boundaries of class, race, age, gender, and sexuality. Additionally, It Makes Me Feel Jewish: A Klezmer Journey takes audiences on an unexpected exploration of the filmmaker's own identity and cultural heritage. Part road trip, part history lesson, part jam session, this film is a captivating experience for anyone with a curious spirit, regardless of background.

Inside Out Films continues to make a significant impact through their thought-provoking documentaries, offering an insightful and emotionally engaging perspective on important societal issues