November 2005

The Docs of New York November 2005

We devote this issue to the sights, sounds and smells of the Big Apple: New York-based filmmakers talk about what it is that makes NYC the center of gravity.

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Features

Feature | November 2005

Documentary Grows in Brooklyn

By Michael Galinsky

Feature | November 2005

Ready, Willing and Cable: New York is the Nerve Center for Most Major Networks

By Simone Pero

TV Docs Business

Feature | November 2005

I'll Take Manhattan: New York City is Doc Central for Distributors--You Gotta Problem with That?

By Andrea Van Hook

Distribution

Feature | November 2005

Documentarians at 'The Gates': Maysles Does Christo--Once Again

By Barbara Rick

TV Docs

Feature | November 2005

Eastern Eurovision: Doc Programs in Prague and St. Petersburg

By Kathy Brew

Education Festivals

Feature | November 2005

Remaining Au Courant with the Actuality Business

By Patricia Finneran

Festivals TV Docs Business

Feature | November 2005

Queen(s) of Documentaries: In Defense of 'Hollywood East'

By Lynn Lane

Festivals

Feature | November 2005

From Mariachis to Marines to Melvin Van Peebles: A Doc Cornucopia at LAFF

By Darianna Cardilli

Festivals

Feature | November 2005

It Takes the Village: Exhibiting Independent Cinema in Lower Manhattan

By Susan Morris

Festivals

Feature | November 2005

Lyin' 'bout Zion: Marc Levin's 'Protocols' Debunks Anti-Semitic Tract

By Tom White

Columns

Column | November 2005

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column, November 2005

By Richard Propper

Notes from the Reel World

Column | November 2005

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, November 2005

By Tom White

Fast Foreword

Column | November 2005

Continuing the Documentary Idea: From Flaherty to 'Fahrenheit 9/11,' Vertov to Verite

By Dana Benelli

Book Reviews Reality Ink