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I first saw The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter in the early 1980s. Much like The Atomic Café (Kevin Rafferty, Jane Loader, Pierce Rafferty, prods

Courtesy by Mark Lipson I was a freshman in college when a friend asked me one night if I was interested in seeing a documentary film. "The director

A review of the book 'Cinemas of the World: Film and Society from 1985 to the Present'

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A review of the book 'This Much Is True: 14 Directors on Documentary Filmmaking.'

A review of the book 'Hollywood in Wide Angle: How Directors View Filmmaking.'

By Carlos Sandoval and Catherine Tambini In Harvest of Shame, the powerful television documentary that brought the plight of migrant workers to

Dear IDA Community, Our lead times for Documentary magazine are long. As I write this, the nation is still trying to come to grips with the

On archival footage and storytelling.

The World at Warby Taylor DowningPalgrave Macmillan, 2012180 pages with black-and-white and color photographs$23.96 Are there reasons why a reader