David Wolper will be the first to tell you that he has absolutely no interest in writing or directing. “I am a producer,” he proclaims modestly. That
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Twenty six years ago, Black people from all over Los Angeles, gathered together for a concert that became a landmark documentary dealing with the
How was David Wolper successful in creating an enormous body of documentary work spanning half a century? I asked Mel Stuart whose work with Wolper
In August 1910, Sir William MacKenzie whose transcontinental railway, the Canadian Northern, was then in the initial stages of construction
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As a medium of expression and exploration, documentary film is compelling for its breadth of subject matter and diversity of style. Nowhere was this
As director of the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, Bruni Burres knows how the event can appear to those who've never attended.
IDA scored its first sale on behalf of filmmakers they represented at the second annual MipDoc. The IDA presence at the two-day screenings event, held
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Sometimes, the act of watching films is like going to a place where you've never been and discovering that you feel right at home. That's what