February 1995

The Best of 1994 February 1995

In this issue, we discuss what makes a documentary become the "best" of the year and how it affects the industry.

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February 1995

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Features
A black man wearing a hat poses next to the word infinity written in chalk.
Talking Heads: Eternity's Lawrence Johnston and Susan MacKinnon
Eternity. One day this single word mysteriously...
ByPamelaBeere Briggs
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A group of people overlook a colorful large-scale memorial quilt to pay homage to those who've died from AIDS, from 'Common Threads,' which won the 1989 Oscar over the better-known 'Roger and Me.'
Making the Lists: The "Best" Documentaries of 1994
Those of us who love the nonfiction film and have...
ByMitchellBlock
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A woman with a fair complexion and blonde hair looks at the camera, from Nick Broomfield's 'Tracking Down Maggie: The Unofficial Biography of Margaret Thatcher.'
Festival Watch: Toronto International Film Festival
"Hey, did you hear that Martin Scorsese is making...
ByGeraldPeary
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Columns
Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, February 1995
By PeterStuart
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