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A review of 'Cine-Ethnography: Jean Rouch'

By Carina Rubin Asked to write a zeitgeist piece on documentary filmmaking in South Africa, I readily agreed. I am a South African citizen, born in

The Black Documentary Collective (BDC) was founded in 2000 by veteran documentary filmmaker St. Clair Bourne after he organized a series of screenings

"The idea of OneWorldTV.net is to have a place where filmmakers and non-filmmakers alike can come to share stories—whether that's contributing stories

It's been over a year since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced a new set of rules for qualifying documentary features and

It's difficult to get too far along in a discussion about British documentaries without Kim Longinotto's name coming up. Over the last 20 years she

The Yamagata (Japan) International Documentary Film Festival, held every other year since 1989, has earned a reputation in Europe as a must-go-to

In Hart Perry's Valley of Tears, a Raymondville, Texas, school superintendent grabs the camera lens and wrenches it toward the ground. "Get that

Innovation and excellence demand more than talent, which in itself is an uncommon attribute. They require that extraordinary intellectual or creative

Neither a production company nor a distributor, Working Films, the North Carolina-based nonprofit, brings media activists, educators, community groups