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CHRIS THURMAN | JM Coetzee’s strange, borderless world
7+ hour, 47+ min ago (252+ words) Spring has sprung, and September brings a clutch of annual South African arts events. FNB Art Joburg, the continent’s longest-running art fair, took place at the Sandton Convention Centre, while in Cape Town the Homecoming Centre in District Six hosted…...
‘How We Stand’ Director on Recasting 1950s American Indians Relocation Legacy: “It’s Such an Epic Story”
20+ hour, 47+ min ago (375+ words) Marie Clements' drama about a single mother and three daughters separated by tragedy after resettling for new lives in 1950s Los Angeles will world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. Los Angeles is home to a sizable urban indigenous community after…...
David Turpin’s TIFF Premiere ‘Ancestors’ Revisits the AIDS Crisis Through Love, Found Family and Movie Stars: ‘I Think a Lot of People of My Generation Feel This Absence of Our Elders’
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (280+ words) With TIFF premiere “Ancestors,” Irish filmmaker David Turpin creates a story about the simple acts of human connection, love and how our dreams and fantasies can boost our spirits when everything else fails. Set in the late 1980s in London, when…...
South Dakota-Made Feature Film???Thread Bound??? Heads to Theaters Sept. 17
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (554+ words) ABERDEEN, SD (Mitchell Now) -Thread Bound, an independent feature film shot in South Dakota, will begin its theatrical run Sept. 17 with a special hometown premiere in Aberdeen, followed by screenings in communities across the state throughout September and early October....
Cinema Guild Takes North American Rights on Ted Fendt’s ‘Foreign Travel’ Ahead of New York Film Festival Launch (EXCLUSIVE)
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (108+ words) Indie distributor Cinema Guild has acquired North American distribution rights for Berlin-based U.S. director and literary translator Ted Fendt’s “Foreign Travel” that will have its North American premiere at the New York Film Festival next month. Fendt’s previous films include “Short…...
'Burgundy' Documentary Holds North American Premiere In Telluride
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (339+ words) What wine pairs well with beefcake? Burgundy, of course. That’s the conclusion one might reasonably draw from the new documentary directed by Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw that’s set in the famous wine-making region of France. Among the colorful personnages…...
An intimate documentary, a kidnapping rescue and a black comedy debut
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (57+ words) Streaming on PBS and available on various VOD platforms including Prime Video Streaming on Amazon Prime Playing at the Brattle Theatre through Wednesday, 9/16 $70,000 will be targeted toward serving students historically excluded from math and science programs Check out the most…...
With help from journalism students, Robert Greene’s documentary premieres at Venice Film Festival
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (645+ words) Accolades | Campus | Students | Teaching and Learning Robert Greene, filmmaker-in-chief at the Murray Center for Documentary Journalism in the University of Missouri School of Journalism, is once again making a splash with a new documentary — and this time, numerous Mizzou students…...
American Summer: Michael W. Gray Interview
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (544+ words) Netflix Orders Six-Part Series Based on Roald Dahl’s Adult Short Stories Sacha Baron Cohen Revives Ali G’s Brand of Misplaced Confidence and Comic Bravado After Two Decades in Official Trailer for Ali G: Who Iz I? ‘Evil Dead Burn’ Movie…...
Lancaster filmmaker to host local screenings for short documentary on immigration after mother's deportation
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (586+ words) Film poster for the short documentary "Almost American." Lancaster filmmaker Sam Soliman is bringing his 15-minute short documentary about his family’s experiences with U.S. immigration policy to local audiences this month. “Almost American” will debut in Lancaster at 2 p.m....