Sunny Side of the Doc ( www.sunnysideofthedoc.com) took place last June in a magnificent former palace, high up on a hill overlooking Marseille
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In the aftermath of the one-sided American war coverage in Iraq and the Federal Communications Commission's vote to approve further media
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Documentary filmmaker Andrew Jarecki knew he had something special with his first feature-length documentary, Capturing the Friedmans, released
Last year Michael Moore's Bowling for Columbine created a lot of waves, one of the biggest of which was that of money; the film became the highest
It wasn't too long ago when documentary films were relegated to the realm of PBS programming and occasional network specials. The emergence of cable
A client once asked me if the legal and business issues concerning an audio-visual project would change, since mediamakers are producing more projects
After several false starts, personnel shifts and delays, Silverdocs, the AFI/Discovery Channel Documentary Festival, finally launched in June with a
Technically, there was not much to discover at the 2003 IFP/Los Angeles Film Festival, held in June. For the past couple of years since Independent
What if there was a documentary on every night? What if your local newspaper hired, promoted and integrated documentary features in each issue? What