More John Crowley films

I found a page listing documentaries funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities with the following films credited to John Crowley: America and Lewis Hine (Daniel V. Allentuck, John Crowley, L.S. Block--Crowley also narrated) America Lost and Found (Lance Bird, John Crowley) Fit: Episodes In the History of the Body (Laurie Block, John Crowley) Pearl Harbor: Surprise and Remembrance (Lance Bird, John Crowley, Tom Johnson) All under Heaven: Life in a Chinese Village (Carma Hinton, with Laurie Block, John Crowley) Lance Bird was the director of The World of Tomorrow and No Place to Hide (about atomic war fear in the 1950s). Laurie Block is, I gather, Mrs. John Crowley. Another page gives me this: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II (writers, John Crowley, Daniel V. Allentuck, Lou Potter); there was a companion book of the same title. This is about black American soldiers during WWII. and another: Harold Clurman : A Life of Theatre (Thomas Klein and Alan Kaplan, with John Crowley) Crowley teaches screenwriting in the English Department at Yale. I hadn't known that. According to a page at Yale, Crowley "was a fixer on Hava Kohav's The Restless Conscience about the German Resistance to Hilter during the Nazi period, which went on to be nominated for an Academy Award. He also wrote a script for a biography on Billy the Kid for the Learning Channel." I'm sure there are more.