Online Articles: May 2008 | International Documentary Association

From Trisha Ziff and Luis Lopez' Chevolution.

Decidedly Downtown: Tribeca Finds Its Focus with Impressive Doc Slate

By Cathleen Rountree

Tribeca Finds Its Focus with Impressive Doc Slate

From Yulene Olaizola's Intimacies of Shakespeare and Victor Hugo.

The Documentary Tango: Buenos Aires Fest Reaches Out to Latin America

By Richard Shpuntoff

The Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Film aims to be a home for Latin American filmmakers.

Wilson Simonal, subject of 'Simonal: You Don’t Know How Tough It Was.'

Elegies and Excavations: Reassessing the Past at Brazil's It's All True Documentary Festival

By Shari Kizirian

The complete story on Brazil’s documentary-only film festival.

From Steve James and Peter Gilbert's At the Death House Door. Photo: Kevin Horan/IFC

Getting the Story: 'At the Death House Door' Picks Up Where 'Chicago Tribune' Leaves Off

By Kathleen Fairweather

The Chicago Tribune approached filmmaker Steve James and Peter Gilbert to document an investigation into a death penalty case. But the filmmakers found a more compelling story within that case.

From Nina Davenport's Operation Filmmaker.

When Subjects Revolt: 'Operation Filmmaker' Takes on a Documentarian's Dilemma

By Elisabeth Greenbaum Kasson

What happens when the documentary-subject relationship goes awry?

Courtesy of British Film Institute

Listen to Britain: 100 Docs from Across the Pond

By Betsy A. McLane

A Review, by Betsy A. McLane, of '100 British Documentaries'

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