Alan Berliner in his studio in the middle of the night, from his film Wide Awake, which airs on HBO. Courtesy of Alan Berliner Some people count sheep
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Despite growing up in Germany, I only discovered Werner Herzog relatively late. While I was aware of his work from early on, Lessons of Darkness was
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Ribbon of Sand premiered in March at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History
Any filmmaker who sets out to make a documentary faces multiple challenges, not the least of which is a set of ethical issues inherent in the process
Films Transit International, the respected documentary international sales company, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. The company has made a
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From Mark Kitchell's Berkeley in the Sixties. Courtesy of California Newsreel In 1968, as international socio-political movements thrived, the San
In 2001, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Board of Governors voted to establish a Documentary Branch--some 60 years after the first