Co-directed by Joseph Mathew and Charles Cohen, The Last Season-The Life and Demolition of Memorial Stadium, is a feature documentary that follows the demolition of the Baltimore landmark. Generations of Baltimoreans came to Memorial Stadium to watch their beloved Orioles and legendary Colts win championships and lose heartbreakers. It also was a place where family history intertwined with sporting lore.

The film captures the community's reaction to the demolition, the political battle between preservationists and developers interspersed with an unforgettable cast of Baltimore characters and sports legends. One moment the Last Season plays like a music video, the next it bristles with the grit of guerilla journalism. The Last Season is above all a quirky look at a city trying to reconcile its blue-collar past with transformation and change.

The film premiered at the 2002 Maryland Film Festival to sold-out audiences.

Crossing Arizona is a feature documentary by Joseph Mathew and Dan DeVivo that examines illegal immigration through the lives and actions of people living at the center of the flashpoint-the Arizona-Sonora border. After premiering at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006, the film has received numerous awards and comissioned for television around the world.

Major Festivals:

Sundance Film Festival, International Film Festival of Mexico, Munich Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Morelia Film Festival, Rio de Janeiro Film Festival.

Awards:

One Future Prize-Munich Film Festival, Cine Golden Eagle-Jury Prize, Best Documentary-Arizona International Film Festival, Audience Award-Cine Las Americas, Brooklyn International Film Festival, Best Feature-Nosotros American Latino Film Festival, Grand Prize-Tulipanes Latino Art and Film Festival