Nicolas Noxon reflects on his 50 years in television.
Awards
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There was a time, not long ago, when the thought of using material that could not be cleared was quickly banished from a documentarian's mind
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Read our Q&A with America's most philosophical and ironic filmmaker.
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Inaugural awards honoring the art and craft of documentary.
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Blending personal trauma with political horror.
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Ambulante, case study doc among highlights of LA Film Festival.
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Marshall Cury, recipient of the Jacqueline Donnet Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award. Photo: Angela Jimenez After college, Marshall Curry looked for
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Grappling with structure on a documentary about President-Elect Barack Obama, Sam Pollard took a break to talk about his life as an editor. For him
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On October 28, 2008, one week before the US Presidential Election and three decades following the rise and assassination of Harvey Milk, the Gus Van
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From Russia with Passion: Documentarian Marina Goldovskaya Teaches, Mentors