“Be With the Girls, Be Active Listeners, Be in Awe of Their Imagination”: Angela Patton and Natalie Rae on Their Powerful Netflix-Premiering Doc, Daughters
Daughters In 2012, Angela Patton delivered a viral TED Talk about her revolutionary...
“I Was Shocked To Be the Only Person There with a Camera”: Kelly Anderson and Jay Arthur Sterrenberg on their Tribeca-Debuting Doc about Industry City Development, Emergent City
#image_title From Elizabeth Nichols’s Flying Lessons, to Brett Story and Stephen Maing’s Union,...
“A Purely Rationalist Dismissal of UFOs Fails To Capture Something Essential About the Phenomenon”: Daniel Claridge and Pacho Velez on Their Tribeca-Premiering They’re Here
They’re Here Unless you are buried too deep into the Plato’s Cave that...
“Our Film Highlights the Bravery of Those Willing to Stand Up to Putin Despite the Personal Cost, But It Should Also Act as a Wakeup Call”: James Jones on his Tribeca-Debuting Antidote
Antidote A real-life high stakes thriller from Emmy (and BAFTA and Cinema Eye)-winning...
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“I Don’t Think We Ever Expected To See a Carbon Copy of China’s Industrial Experience [in Ethiopia], and We Certainly Didn’t”: Max Duncan and Xinyan Yu on Their Tribeca-Debuting Made in Ethiopia
Made in Ethiopia While Max Duncan and Xinyan Yu’s Made in Ethiopia takes...
“All Documentary Filmmakers Should Receive or Seek Out Some Kind of Training in Vicarious Trauma”: Alix Blair on Her Hot Docs-Debuting Helen and the Bear
Helen and the Bear Fourth generation Californian Paul McCloskey — aka “Pete” and...
“The Step from Being a Human to Becoming a Monster is Much Shorter than We Think”: Oksana Karpovych on Her ND/NF Doc, Intercepted
Intercepted While the on-the-ground horrors of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine have been...
“A Film Can Be a Spark, and What Comes After It Is Where the Magic Is”: Elizabeth Nichols on Her True/False-Debuting Flying Lessons
Flying Lessons Debuting at True/False (followed by First Look), Elizabeth Nichols’s Flying Lessons is a...
“It’s All Going To Hell Fast So, Hey, You Might as Well Hang with a Militia!”: Mitch McCabe on Her True False Premiere 23 Mile
23 Mile While the pandemic spurred many (white collar) Americans to flee the...
“We Always Sought Out Photos with Movement”: Klára Tasovská on Her “Nan Goldin of Soviet Prague” Doc I’m Not Everything I Want to Be
I’m Not Everything I Want to Be (Photo © Libuše Jarcovjáková) ”The only...
“The Good, Bad and Ugly of Organizing Against Amazon’”: Stephen Maing and Brett Story on their Sundance-debuting Union
Union Stephen Maing and Brett Story’s unsurprisingly riveting Union is the one Sundance...
“Being a Latina Immigrant Offered Me Personal Insight Into the Culture That Influenced and Inspired This Great Artist”: Carla Gutiérrez on Her Sundance-Premiering Frida
FRIDA by Carla Gutiérrez (photo by Lucienne Bloch, courtesy Sundance Institute) Though 2024...