In and Out of Sardinia. From the moment I stepped onto Sardinian soil, to the moment the plane lifted off 8 days later, I was treated to one of the
Festivals
Documentary film is not immune from the impact of social change. This is especially evident in a country where politics and social structure have
It is a rare delight to attend a feature film festival, such as Sydney's (15-19 June 1998), that takes documentaries seriously. Nearly every program
Getting Started in a Documentary Career in the U.S. *Supported by the Los Angeles County Art Commission and Thirteen-WNET A dynamic assembly of
Once a best-of-the-years's-movies event for Canadian film lovers, the Toronto International Film Festival has burgeoned into a must-attend site for
Tortured though the Russian economy may be, the show must go on. Perhaps Mischa Litvyakov and his colleagues at the Petersburg International Film
The 16th Outfest: The Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film Festival celebrated its spiritely age with documentaries of all sizes, shapes and sensibilities
The opening night gala for this year's Human Rights Watch International Film Festival looked more like a Hollywood premiere than any prior festival
The Krakow 35th International Short Film Festival ran from May 29 to June 2, 1998; in the same theatre, at the same time, ran the 31st National Short
When I first saw Ellen Bruno's film, Satya: A Prayer for the Enemy, at the National Educational Media Network's 1994 screenings (it was called the