Posted in “ Documentary ” tag: 9 entries
James Broughton in 1940’s  photo by Bob Lopez

Big Waves of Joy Wash Over Us

May 12, 2013

 

American poet and experimental filmmaker James Broughton celebrated life by breaking taboos and praising eternalities.  “Follow your own …

Making the Invisible Visible

Mar 01, 2013

“In many cases the funds actually exist.  Many of the programs that are incorporated into the message of this film, …

In the Far Off Ocean a Monster Nesting

Feb 27, 2013

Today in our convenient society, we easily make us blind to how our daily food is produced; food at supermarkets …

David Gelb “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”

Jan 30, 2013

Sukiyabashi Jiro, a sushi restaurant with only ten seats at the counter lies in the heart of Tokyo’s Ginza ward. …

This Year’s Most Inspirational Documentary Film Is Released

Dec 14, 2012

This Spring the 2012 TriBeCa Film Festival premiered an extraordinary eye-opening documentary film “Let Fury Have the Hour” directed by Antonino D’Ambrosio. …

Director Alison Ellwood Searches For the Truth on “Magic Trip”

Aug 04, 2011

“If Shakespeare were alive today, he wouldn’t use a quill pen” says Ken Kesey, author of “One Flew Over the …

DocPoint NYC – Finnish Documentary Film Festival Celebrates its 10th Anniversary

Jun 07, 2011

 

DocPoint NYC – Finnish Documentary Film Festival begins in New York City on June 8th.  The largest documentary film festival in …

Film Director / Photographer Josef Astor “Lost Bohemia”

May 23, 2011

Carnegie Hall; one of New York City’s greatest landmarks.  For more than one-hundred years there had been an artist community …

Michael Collins × Marty Syjuco “Give Up Tomorrow”

May 17, 2011

July 1997, on the island of Cebu in the Philippines, Chinese-Filipinos the Chiong sisters were kidnapped, raped and murdered.  Seven …