Toronto has the most international selection. London has the most eclectic. And Los Angeles has...the most. No, not restaurants. Primetime
Feature
Who would have predicted that a seventy-something Iowa farmer—the subject of a documentary made by his daughter, no less—would emerge as one of the
For one week in February of this year, nearly 1,700 Houstonians and visitors were treated to the First Houston Pan-Cultural Film Festival, sponsored
As with Oskar Schindler, most audiences won't have heard of Charles Bedaux prior to seeing the film based on his life. Despite obvious formal
November 3, 1995: Leona's Sister Gerri filmmaker Jane Gillooly's documentary, airs. Millions of PBS viewers who watch the P.O.V. special program are
Japan's biennial celebration of documentary cinema, the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, ended its fourth week long event on October
Following a stormy year surrounding the snubbing of such highly acclaimed documentaries as Hoop Dreams and Crumb for Oscar nominations, the Academy of
It's fulfilling to step back at some remove and acknowledge just how extensive a contribution documentary has made to the art of film. It's not a
First and above all, the motion picture camera is a recording device. It shows what's in front of it. Even a blue screen. Even computer generated
One of the most daunting tasks facing small documentarians with big ideas is getting access to the large enterprises—Fortune 500 businesses, state