Shari Cookson

I am thrilled by my inclusion in this list (for Requiem For the Dead). Thanks @IndieOutlook for recognizing women directors. 😊 #femalefilmmakers #filmmakers #filmmaking #RequiemForTheDead indie-outlook.com/2018/01/24/180…

The documentary #CountryDoctor is worth the watch people. This is happening everywhere in rural counties of America, especially in Tennessee. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Thank you to all the #Healthcare workers for all you do. ❤️

@jk_rowling Such a sweet post. We loved reading the books aloud to our kids.❤️

If you're the mother who was reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone aloud to your child on the LNER train from London to Edinburgh yesterday, one of my grown up children was listening and says you did the voices brilliantly❤️🥹

@nacritis_writes Love it! ❤️

Making valentines with baby for her to pass out to her friends at the playschool party tmrw. An experience I can’t recall ever having myself as a kid. But now I get to do it all again as the mama and heal those little wounds from forever ago. Cosmic.

@LifeIsAFilmFest @Shari_Cookson Love this so much, brought a tear to my eyes💕

#HBOOriginal New Documentary Film #CountryDoctor Streaming From 28th Oct On #HBO At 7 PM ET & #HBOMax. Featuring: #DrJamesGraham, #DarleneGraham, #CarolConner, #DrElizabethPusey & More. Directed By #ShariCookson & #NickDoob. #CountryDoctorOnHBOMax #Documentary #AllCinemaVerse

Watch Country Doctor "Strength grows in the moments when you think you can't go on but you keep going anyway" — Unknown hbomax.com/movies/country…

Shari Cookson and Nick Doob’s documentary short COUNTRY DOCTOR is on HBO Max.

Our documentary is about to make its HBO premiere! #CountryDoctor @HBODocs

We’re excited to announce that our documentary “Country Doctor” will be on @HBO @HBODocs !

Our documentary “Country Doctor” will be on @hbomax, premiering October 28th! @HBODocs

COUNTRY DOCTOR, our documentary short film, will screen at @woodstockfilm festival on 10/19!

Among the best shorts we’ve EVER made, yet deemed “too controversial”by many festivals. A very personal tale of an immigrant Uber driver’s encounter w/a well-to White, NPR-liberal couple in NYC. Shunned for just telling a painful human story is a bad sign for American arts.