Jane Wells is a renowned Emmy-award nominated filmmaker, celebrated for her remarkable work in producing and directing TRICKED, a documentary that sheds light on the alarming issue of sex trafficking in the United States, as well as her production of the groundbreaking documentary feature The Devil Came on Horseback, which chronicles the devastating genocide in Darfur.
As the founder of 3 Generations, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the stories of survivors of human rights abuses, Jane has written, produced, and directed an impressive array of over 50 short films and videos. Her films have garnered significant recognition, being selected by esteemed film festivals such as Sundance, AFI/Silverdocs, Hotdocs, Tribeca, Montclair, Nashville, Thessaloniki, Aspen Shorts Fest, Red Nation, and The American Indian Film Festival.
In addition to her numerous documentary credits, including the features Pot Luck: The Altered State of Colorado, which explores the legalization of cannabis in Colorado, A Different American Dream, which delves into the environmental genocide on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, and Lost In Lebanon, which focuses on the Syrian refugee crisis, Jane's award-winning shorts A System of Justice, Native Silence, Go Debbie, Preserving The Holocaust, and most recently A Kaddish For Selim have garnered widespread acclaim, playing widely on the festival circuit.
