September / October 2005

September / October 2005

The Whole World's a Stage Sep/Oct 2005

We look at how an educational context is utilized in innovative ways--whether for documentary purposes or as the subject for documentary exploration.

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Features

Feature | September / October 2005

Out of Africa: The Challenges of Shooting in Cameroon

By Felicity Wood

Directing Producing

Feature | September / October 2005

Trouble in 'Paradise': Family Drama Dominates Doc on Fijian Free Film

By Debra Kaufman

Feature | September / October 2005

Telling Texas Tales: East Austin Stories Are for Sharing

By Rachel Proctor May

Education Short Films

Feature | September / October 2005

ARTE for Art's Sake: Hanging Loose with Europe's Most Filmmaker-Friendly Channel

By Wolfgang Hastert

Feature | September / October 2005

'Fahrenheit' Fallout? Cannes Competition Disses Docs

Feature | September / October 2005

Summer School for Cinephiles: Discussions and Discoveries Thrive at The Flaherty

Column | September / October 2005

Eat the Documentary: Scorsese's Dylan Film Premieres on PBS, BBC

Playback TV Docs Docs about Artists

Feature | September / October 2005

Comparative Shakespeare: The Whole World's a Stage--Be It a Classroom or a Prison

By Tamara Krinsky

Columns

Column | September / October 2005

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column, September-October 2005

By Richard Propper

Notes from the Reel World