- Doc Memo: Film on Japanese Denim Craftsmanship, Inside Life in a London Gang
POV's daily list of essential reading for the documentary and independent filmmaking community.
- Doc Memo: Karlovy Vary Blurs Nonfiction, Black Films Spotlighted at Siskel
POV's daily list of essential reading for the documentary and independent filmmaking community.
- Doc Memo: Best Bastille Day Films, BFI Dedicates Season to Black Actors
POV's daily list of essential reading for the documentary and independent filmmaking community.
- Old Film Made New: 'Living Los Sures'
UnionDocs breathes new life into the 1980s urban film Los Sures with web-based multimedia. Two new chapters premiered at New York Film Festival Convergence.
- 31 Years Later, A Restored 'Burroughs: The Movie' Returns to the New York Film Festival
"He was a vital part of the cultural scene." - Tom DiCillo. The 1983 documentary 'Burroughs: The Movie' returns to the New York Film Festival on Thursday, October 9, 2014.
- Ten Questions for Eline Jongsma & Kel O'Neill of Empire
Eline Jongsma and Kel O'Neill answer questions about creating the interactive documentary Empire. The Project will have its US Premiere at the New York Film Festival’s Convergence program in September 2013.
- Alan Berliner's 'First Cousin Once Removed'
Berliner’s film ought to resonate in a deeply personal way to anyone who has struggled to remember a lost love, a precious memory, or who has had a family member who experienced dementia in any way. In other words, the film could speak to just about anyone.
- 2011 New York Film Festival Documentary Preview
Documentaries have been a staple of the New York Film Festival, the city's eclectic showcase of international auteurs, and 2011's edition (Sept. 30 to Oct. 16) is no exception.