The worldwide proliferation of new documentaries has meant that festival programmers today have increased riches to draw upon, in their bid for
Festivals
There's a new festival in town! It all started in November 1995 when Lyall Bush, with the support of the Washington Commission for the Humanities
The 1996 additions to the U.S. National Film Registry included four documentaries: The Forgotten Frontier (1931), a film about nursing and healthcare
Two of Chicago's international film fests—the 30 year-old Chicago International Film Festival and the 16 year-old Chicago Lesbian & Gay International
Now in its 19th year, the Asian American International Film Festival took place July 19-28 at the Alliance Française, a New York City cultural
Increasingly becoming one of Europe's more closely watched international documentary festival, France's Vue Sur le Doc and its companion market
"Amazing." A fitting adjective for the unfolding of the 1996 Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival in mid-October. From one documentarian: "You don't
This year, there were 1,597 documentary professionals from 34 countries attending the seventh issue of Sunny Side of the Doc. The growing number of
In 1986, Mark Soosaar founded the International Visual Anthropology Festival (IVA) in Pärnu, an Estonian resort. Many believed this development merely
At least two of the films screened at the recent San Francisco International Film Festival—Round Eyes In the Middle Kingdom and Personal Belongings