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Natalia Keogan

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Natalia Keogan is a critic and journalist based in NYC. Her bylines include Filmmaker Magazine, A.V. Club, Reverse Shot, and MUBI Notebook, among others. 

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From far away, a film still of a man standing in a shaft of light in a vast underground cavern.
Tribeca 2025: What Lies Beneath
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Pixelated screen shot of a U.S. congressman in front of a "Fire Elon Save Elmo" sign. The PBS News logo is in the bottom left corner.
PBS and NPR Leadership Face Accusations of News Bias During U.S. House DOGE Subcommittee, While Documentaries Mostly Escape Scrutiny
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Lit up in neon blue, a cinema with plush red seats.
Miami Beach Mayor Withdraws Proposal to Defund and Evict O Cinema
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In a bright classroom, a teacher holds up his finger in front of a table of students.
“You Couldn’t Have a City Without a School”: Claire Simon on ‘Elementary’
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Photograph of a cinema full with attendees watching a film.
Miami Beach’s O Cinema Challenges Mayor’s Threats of Eviction Over ‘No Other Land’ Screenings
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In a small office, a group of young filmmakers sit in chairs.
The Future of NEA Funding for U.S. Documentary Film Nonprofits Remains in Limbo After Anti-DEI and “Gender Ideology” Executive Orders
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Three women talk to each other around a table with an "Archival Producers Alliance" sign.
Work in Progress: Archival Producers Alliance Release New “Working with Archival Producers” Guidelines
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A plume of smoke rises from the ocean surface.
“I Didn’t Want to Have ‘Migration’ in the Title”: Sam Abbas on ‘Europe’s New Faces’
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Image of a crowded screening room with blue chairs.
U.S. Documentary Film Nonprofits Adjust Amid Drastic Changes to NEA Funding Criteria
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Grainy photograph of the singer Selena, standing in front of bright stage lights.
“I Want to Humanize That Symbol”: Isabel Castro on ‘Selena y Los Dinos’
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A blond young woman looks at a howling dog.
“A Dog Really Brings Out the Humanity in a Person”: Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady on ’FOLKTALES’
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Hazy photograph of a young Vietnamese woman with large earrings.
The Feedback: Elizabeth Ai Sheds Light on a Vietnamese Subculture and Her Fractured Family Tree in ‘New Wave’
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“Just Breathing Is Enough”: Shiori Ito on Culture Shock, ‘Black Box Diaries’, and Skinny Dipping
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From below, a man digs a grave.
“This Is a Community Living on the Edge of Death”: Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie Build Trust in ‘Sugarcane’
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