Book review: 'Scratches and Glitches: Observations on Preserving and Exhibiting Cinema in the Early 21st Century' by Jurij Meden (Austrian Filmmuseum, 2021)
The most wonderful thing about this book is its merry and entirely deliberate level of self-contradiction.
Reflections 17
In Mourning with Minari, Lee talks about the shared space of cinematic light, and asks, “Isn’t that what movies are for? To ...
Cairo International Film Festival unveils dates for it’s 43rd edition
The management of the Cairo International Film Festival has announced that it will hold it’s 43rd edition from Dec 1st to Dec ...
Erika Dilday Announced as the New Executive Director of American Documentary Inc.
In her new position, Dilday will oversee all aspects of AmDocs programs and operations, including production and programming, community engagement and education, ...
Opal H. Bennett Named Co-Producer at American Documentary | POV
Bennett’s new role will build off of her work as the producer of POV Shorts, the public television series dedicated to short-form ...
Book review: 'Scratches and Glitches: Observations on Preserving and Exhibiting Cinema in
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Doc Alliance announces 2021 selection, introduces Short Film Award
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EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Samir Karahoda's short doku-fiction 'Pa Vend' (2021)
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Cairo International Film Festival unveils dates for it’s 43rd edition
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Erika Dilday Announced as the New Executive Director of American Documentary Inc.
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Opal H. Bennett Named Co-Producer at American Documentary | POV
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8Interviews
Vytautas Katkus: I find it easier to express how I feel about certain things in images than when talking to people
You can interpret the lack of conversation in so many ways. It is physical and personal.
Emanuele Gerosa: “I always jump into what I am doing with a lot of passion”
Emanuele Gerosa is genuinly curious about people, not subjects. His documentaries feel like being scripted at moments, because he comes so close to his characters that they drop their guard.
Documentaries
Locarno review: The Hamlet Syndrome (2022)
Technically speaking, ‘The Hamlet Syndrome’ is the product of a well-oiled collaboration between the co-directors who firmly hold their positions as passive- (Rosolowski) and active observers (Niewiera).
Shorts
Locarno review: Money and Happiness (2022)
Ana Nedeljković and Nikola Majdak Jr. return to the topic of the individuality loss and repetetivness in life previously explored in …
Experimental Films
Review: Don’t Get Too Comfortable (2021)
From the opening on, it is clear that Don’t Get Too Comfortable is quite a technical piece of cinema that combines the documentary content with experimental execution.
Karlovy Vary review: Lynch/ Oz (2022)
Both deep and wide in its scope, masterfully composed, whip-smart, perceptive and nurturing to every cinephile, ‘Lynch/Oz’ can sometimes feel overwhelming, and even a bit too much (…)
Locarno review: Air Hostess-737 (2022)
Traditionally good in storyline suspense building, the Greek director Thanasis Neofotistos is back on the festival scene with his dramedy ‘AirHostess-737’, which screenes in Locarno’s Pardi di Domani international competition program.
Review: Caricaturana (2021)
With ‘Caricaturana’ the prolific Radu Jude delivers a film that astutely references history and art as it weaves along a journey that ultimately delivers a biting bit of satirical commentary.
Trailers
EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Samir Karahoda’s short doku-fiction ‘Pa Vend’ (2021)
We present an exclusive first look at the trailer of Samir Karahoda’s short ‘Pa Vend’ (Displaced) that runs for Palme D’Or in the Short Film Competition of Cannes Film Festival In front of its world premiere on July 16th in Cannes, we bring you the exclusive trailer of the Kosovar film director Samir Karahoda’s sophomore […]
Open Calls
Open Call for Circle 2020
CIRCLE Women Doc Accelerator announces the call for an exclusive one-year training program.
