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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  Beth Murphy is a documentary director, founder of the film production studio Principle Pictures, and an author. She has produced/directed numerous television documentaries for Discovery International, The History Channel, Discovery Health, Lifetime Television and PBS. In 2002, she produced the documentary Fighting For Our Future, hosted by Melissa Joan Hart whoch focused on young women who have been diagnosted with breast cancer. In 2003, she wrote a companion book which was published by McGraw Hill. Her 2007 work, Beyond Belief, premiered at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Diamond Beth Murphy, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Co-Producer:
2021  Son of Fukushima

Director:
2007  Beyond Belief
2012  The List
2016  What Tomorrow Brings
2020  #LiveLikeHaris
2021  Son of Fukushima
2022  Our Turn To Talk

Executive Producer:
2007  Beyond Belief
2012  The List
2016  The Peacemaker
2016  What Tomorrow Brings
2020  #LiveLikeHaris
2021  Son of Fukushima
2022  Our Turn To Talk

Writer:
2007  Beyond Belief
2012  The List
2016  The Peacemaker
2016  What Tomorrow Brings
2020  #LiveLikeHaris
2021  Son of Fukushima
2022  Our Turn To Talk

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