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Fernando Birri, the founder of modern Argentine--as well as Latin American-- documentary cinema, defined the enemy as "subcinema." His 1962 Manifesto
Chicken & Egg Pictures and Cinereach emphasize niche marketing and mentoring, in addition to grants.
I watched the historic inauguration of President Barack Obama on a television set in a Park City condo. I was at the 25th Sundance Film Festival
All first-time director Paul Taylor wanted to do was "touch people with this story." He did much more than that. With credit cards and loans, Taylor
Looking at the economics of a 2.0 world.
It was a brisk February night in Brooklyn, and, as it is most nights, the club Southpaw was packed with moving bodies, musicians on the stage and
'Project,' aims to bring a wider understanding of Alzheimer's disease.
Marshall Cury, recipient of the Jacqueline Donnet Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award. Photo: Angela Jimenez After college, Marshall Curry looked for
State penitentiaries and inner-city schools are not usually the first venues that come to mind when one thinks about going to see moving productions
Following a breakout hit like In Search of Mozart was never going to be an easy task, even if you have been making documentaries for 25 years. But