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In this interview, Julie Goldman reflects on building Motto Pictures through the documentary bubble and bust by staying rooted in collaboration

Brittany Shyne’s debut feature, Seeds, frames with dignity and grace the lives of Centennial Black farmers

Coming up on 20 years, Impact Partners is still committed to bridging the divide between investors and doc filmmakers

In this interview, Mstyslav Chernov discusses how he transformed war reporting into immersive cinema in 2000 Meters to Andriivka

Two award-winning incarcerated filmmakers discovered that their success at the first San Quentin Film Festival came with strings attached, when the

Petra Costa’s new documentary Apocalypse in the Tropics explores the “fatal marriage” between Christian nationalism and authoritarian politics

Brent and Craig Renaud risked their lives to make vérité documentary journalism—after Brent’s death, Craig honored his life with a new film

Amid the U.S. festival’s commercial wrappings, three docs from rising filmmakers plumb the depths of American inequity

Philadelphia’s beloved festival for Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers explores themes of inheritance and artistic lineage

A five-day film seminar in Portugal attempts to center listening as documentary practice