Nick Capote (@capote11) / X

Our film Between Life & Death is airing this Sunday at 10pm on @MSNBC. And streaming on @peacock. @Latchkey_Films @NBCNewsStudios @msnbc_films

MS NOW Films

@msnow_films

Nov 27, 2023

Sunday, @MSNBC_Films presents “Between Life & Death.” The new documentary from @NBCNewsStudios looks back at the national debate over Terri Schiavo's life that reverberates in today’s culture wars. Watch Sunday at 10pm ET on @MSNBC and streaming on @Peacock.

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Nick Capote

@capote11

Nov 8, 2023

Check out our film at @DOCNYCfest on Thursday November 16th! @Latchkey_Films @NBCNewsStudios @MSNBCFilms

DOC NYC

@DOCNYCfest

Nov 7, 2023

Replying to @DOCNYCfest

BETWEEN LIFE & DEATH Who gets to decide if we live or how we die? Looking at the “right to die” debate and remembering the woman whose life-or-death injury started it all. @capote11 @msnbc_films 2023.docnyc.net/BetweenLifeAnd…

Nick Capote

@capote11

Oct 18, 2023

NYC friends, hope to see you there! #docnyc

Latchkey Films

@Latchkey_Films

Oct 18, 2023

Our feature documentary, "Between Life & Death" will have it's NYC Premiere on Nov 16th during @DOCNYCfest Get your tickets now! docnyc.net/film/between-l… @NBCNewsStudios @msnbc_films #docnyc

Nick Capote

@capote11

Sep 8, 2023

Check out the official trailer for our new series! @Latchkey_Films

HBO Documentaries

@HBODocs

Sep 6, 2023

Are good intentions good enough? #SaviorComplexHBO, a 3-part @HBO Original Documentary that examines the story of a young missionary, what it means to help, and the intersection of religion, race, and power, premieres September 26 on @streamonmax.

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Nick Capote

@capote11

Apr 23, 2020

#TheInnocenceFiles has been a top ten show on Netflix its first week. I’m proud to be a producer on the first 3 episodes— and grateful we can shine a light on these important stories. Keep streaming!

thedailybeast.com

‘The Innocence Files’ Is Netflix’s Latest True Crime Must-See About the Wrongfully Convicted

The nine-episode docuseries from Alex Gibney, Liz Garbus, and Roger Ross Williams explores The Innocence Project—an organization that frees the wrongfully convicted.