The Sundance Institute recently named Tabitha Jackson as the new director of its Documentary Film Program (DFP); she succeeds Cara Mertes, who stepped
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'Herman's House' premieres in theaters April 19, 2013 through First Run Features.
Bea Wangondu and Andrew H. Brown on what to translate and what to keep sacred in their Sundance-premiering Kikuyu Land
Valerie Veatch traces the links between AI and eugenics in Sundance-premiering Ghost in the Machine , a self-funded documentary treatise made with
Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić discuss avoiding rural clichés in their Montenegro-set documentary To Hold a Mountain
Sharon Liese on filming Seized, orchestrating a conversation between adversaries, and documenting a Kansas community reckoning with press freedom
In this interview, Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig talk about their years-long collaboration on their queer rodeo hybrid doc Jaripeo
Alysa Nahmias discusses her Sundance-premiering Cookie Queens and the impossible sweetness of Girl Scout cookie season
David and Liani Greaves discuss their work completing Once Upon a Time in Harlem, William Greaves’s documentary of a Harlem Renaissance reunion from
In this interview, filmmakers Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden talk about turning their 14-minute short into the Sundance-premiering feature