LAUREN GREENFIELD is a documentarian of American aspiration and excess.
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In 2009, documentarian Ester Brym released a movie called Butterflies.
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Documentarian Morgan Neville Neville's been coming to SXSW for years.
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Thankfully, documentarian Danny O'Dwyer got id Software to open up.
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Dr. Alex NivenEnglish Literature professor, Newcastle University; North East documentarian.
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By 1989, Wiseman's place as a landmark documentarian was well-established.
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HM: To me, you are a documentarian of what is ahead.
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Others, like documentarian Michael Moore, explicitly accused Warren of back-stabbing.
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The French documentarian Dominique Dubosc is a secret too well kept.
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A documentarian, Fox delved into her own past for her scripted debut.
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British documentarian Jeanie Finlay follows his journey in her new film Seahorse.
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Soledad O'Brien is an award-winning journalist, documentarian, news anchor and producer.
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No one comes out of this story clean, not even the documentarian.
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Instead, Herzog's curiosity—always his greatest resource as a documentarian—shines through.
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Born in 1880, Frank Percy Smith was a British documentarian and naturalist.
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Mr. Radding doesn't consider himself a storyteller or documentarian in this scene.
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The actor had a supporting role as a documentarian covering the event.
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She received the first Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award given to a documentarian.
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NQ: As an artist and a documentarian I was a huge collector.
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He was, the documentarian added, "one of the great Americans of all time."
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Today, documentarian Morgan Spurlock came forward to share his stories of sexual misconduct.
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It's a family affair, and documentarian David Gelb captures the delicacy with deftness.
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How do you think Judd did in his maiden voyage as a documentarian?
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He joins the documentarian ranks with Doc & Darryl, the first in his career.
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Seasons: 3Episodes: 21Comedic and documentarian inclinations collide on the satirical "Documentary Now" series.
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By Riefenstahl's telling, she was a principled documentarian, standing up to Nazi censorship.
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As a documentarian, is there a challenge in telling stories about wildlife loss?
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Writer and documentarian Crystal Emery provides both context and hope around this issue.
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A German documentarian first broke the story in late 2014, prompting WADA's investigation.
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He appeared in almost every frame, following the documentarian from stall to stall.
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I pretty much knew immediately that I was going to be a documentarian.
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Here, esteemed nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough demonstrates by seducing a cicada himself.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Awards have come easily to documentarian Julia Reichert.
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The Oscar-winning documentarian Laura Poitras ("Citizenfour") is one of the film's executive producers.
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Soran saw me struggling, and as an experienced documentarian, he offered a few words.
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And it seems like if you're a full-time documentarian that's a good thing.
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VICE: As a documentarian, you've managed to consistently get your subjects to trust you.
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In 2016, the documentarian Adam Curtis produced a documentary for the BBC called Hypernormalisation .
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Catherine — still as bad a documentarian as ever — is there to film it all.
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The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography is master documentarian Errol Morris's latest film.
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Final Cut Pro editor, documentarian, and sound person, and I did all those things.
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No less than Oscar-winning documentarian Errol Morris loved the hell out of it.
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Peter van Agtmael is not easily categorized as either a photojournalist or a documentarian.
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" The documentarian Alex Gibney said he received criticism recently for his 2014 film "Mr.
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The documentarian also obtained roughly 26 hours of phone conversations between Manson and his family.
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Mapplethorpe is the first narrative feature by the acclaimed documentarian Ondi Timoner, who made Dig!
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Available on Vimeo In this special series, Mubi presents four films from documentarian Kazuhiro Soda.
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There are the documentarian projects, and then there are the theatrical, staged, and surreal ones.
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The ideal candidate is a permanent student of life and astute documentarian of the world.
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The director and documentarian has just released Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World.
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Everything you think you know about the Vietnam War is wrong, documentarian Ken Burns says.
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Documentarian Alex Gibney has directed stirring investigative documentaries on everything from Enron to Steve Jobs.
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Documentarian Doug Pray already had a film in the works when Crowe was finishing Singles.
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On the macro side, I love what that allows me to do as a documentarian.
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And Birth of a Movement's Cram is one documentarian who would have supported this idea.
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But I had no idea there was a documentarian in the room to capture it.
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As a documentarian, Mr. de Antonio is known for capturing the turbulence of the 1960s.
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He is survived by his four sons, and his wife, French documentarian Catherine von Sydow.
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If I was a more dispassionate, regular documentarian, that would be questions on the clipboard.
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At this point no documentarian can possibly have a fresh take on climate change, right?
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The film work of this Vietnamese cine-essayist, documentarian and theorist gets a full retrospective.
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So the VR documentarian went looking for someone more willing to take those wild risks.
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The most powerful documentarian in the country is the White House adviser Stephen K. Bannon.
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My hearing was almost entirely restored—but of course, like the documentarian, I was deaf.
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Jennifer Fox, like the character standing in for her onscreen, was a documentarian before making The Tale, her first scripted film, and the kind of documentarian who makes a six-hour movie mapping her personal crises against the experiences of women around the world.
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Controversy Three: Documentarian Dan Reed didn't reach out for comment or response from the Jackson family.
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Other kids want to be rich, as documentarian Lauren Greenfield explores in her book Generation Wealth.
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As a documentarian, you want to document the human condition — and most of it is online.
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His hipster documentarian in Noah Baumbach's While We're Young floats through life with minimal self-awareness.
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After a long day of filming, I treat both the documentarian and my assistant for dinner.
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In fact, the 48-year-old documentarian debuted his very first documentary at SXSW in 1997.
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Each of us became a documentarian for the world that needed to see and hear us.
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Everyone from Glenn Beck to documentarian Ken Burns has compared Trump to a Hitler-esque dictator.
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Ms. Davis is a documentarian and photographer who covered the ISIS-led terrorist attacks in Paris.
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"We even had a documentarian following us around while we worked on it," Faith Soloway said.
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Even cooler, I'm here with documentarian Ken Burns, who you know from making a million things.
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A retrospective series at the Museum of Modern Art is putting a spotlight on the veteran documentarian.
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I actually used a tripod and tried to frame my shots the way a real documentarian might.
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David Remnick, the magazine's editor, and Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning documentarian, are among the executive producers.
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LOS ANGELES — Documentarian Liza De Guia and chef Russell Jackson are giving viewers the ultimate foodie experience.
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Spheeris' aim as a documentarian was always to shine a light on those musicians working in obscurity.
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And he's in a Quonset hut in Boston, holding forth to the Oscar-winning documentarian Errol Morris.
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Using no narration in his fly-on-the-wall vérité, Wang resembles the American documentarian Frederick Wiseman.
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"I used to think of myself as a propagandist, then a photojournalist, then a documentarian," she said.
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Despite being a sly documentarian of strangers at times, Ms. Greenfield doesn't easily fade into the background.
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Wright was approached by someone claiming to be a documentarian, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The British investigative documentarian Nick Broomfield is a natural sensationalist, drawn to bit players in tabloid dramas.
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While, chronologically, Wounded Knee was his first major assignment, as a documentarian, this isn't his first rodeo.
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He admired the structure of "The Red Parts," which Nelson had wanted to have a "documentarian" feel.
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Documentarian Rachel Lears followed the candidates, who all live in very different communities with different political terrains.
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By the time of his passing, Brandt was recognized as a premier British documentarian of a mad century.
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Curtis's detractors typically zero in on his style, arguing that it's incompatible with his role as a documentarian.
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The 28-year-old was the evening's most thorough documentarian, showcasing much of the evening's happenings on Snapchat.
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In his new film Bitter Money, documentarian Wang Bing explores such subjects in both intimate and expansive detail.
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The Tale is an autobiographical drama of sexual abuse from Jennifer Fox, a documentarian making her scripted debut.
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D'Souza's main trick as a documentarian (if you can call him that) is his wide-eyed faux naivete.
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This week our favourite documentarian was the inspiration for the name of a 430 million year old fossil.
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Even though he has cameras there, those cameras aren't always in people's faces the way a documentarian is.
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Let's talk about Central Park Five, was it always your intent to follow in your dad's documentarian footsteps?
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Teibel, despite what the concepts of these releases may imply, was not a documentarian in any straightforward way.
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Now, documentarian Erin Lee Carr is taking on a wild story of drug testing gone very, very wrong.
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She was part documentarian, part social worker, a warm and sometimes lingering presence in the lives she recorded.
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But Douglas Rushkoff, a tech thinker, documentarian, and author of Team Human, said it's the exact right time.
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As a former documentarian, I especially appreciated the sheer beauty of his programs, and the talents of his team.
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Documentarian Nick Godwin tracked Kasabian down to where she was living, in a trailer park under an assumed name.
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After reading about the case in an in-flight magazine, Layton, a documentarian, wrote them each letters in prison.
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In the past, Garbus, an acclaimed documentarian, had profiled influential figures like Nina Simone in What Happened, Miss Simone?
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Of course, we've got photos, too, including a sneak peak of new work by famed documentarian photographer Richard Mosse.
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Or the Binary Low Table from BRC Designs: Or this circuitry sculpture made by artist and documentarian Theo Kamecke.
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When Werner Herzog is the funniest successful documentarian of the moment, it's safe to say we have a problem.
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Lane is the answer to a question more people should be asking: who's the great documentarian of this generation?
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And we have no greater documentarian of this achievement than cultural historian Kylie Jenner, who serves as official notary.
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Eventually, with the help of a documentarian, she turned her song "Brides for Sale" into a viral YouTube video.
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In the words of a very different documentarian, Werner Herzog, this octopus' creep was a kind of ecstatic truth.
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Like every documentarian, Peter has his own agenda, which may not always be righteous, or compatible with his subject's.
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Still, in his role as documentarian of Utah's multifaceted art scene, Rossiter bears witness to incredible, isolated creative evolutions.
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You started in comedy—I think the pivot to travel documentarian is not something that people would necessarily expect.
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I teach a photography class at their charter school now, but I was the organization's resident documentarian for years.
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The YouTube Originals documentary, codirected and coproduced by Oscar-winning documentarian Nicholas Reed, shares Wineland's inspirational outlook on life.
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I've always had a deep love for documentary, and I interned with [documentarian] D.A. Pennebaker when I was 19.
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Debra Chasnoff, an Oscar-winning documentarian whose educational films promoted greater tolerance for gays and lesbians, died on Nov.
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In a distinguished career as a documentarian, Barak Goodman has examined a wide range of subjects, happy and sad.
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At the 13-minute mark, the fictional documentarian Stefan von Dorp mentions that Jacques gave him permission to film.
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Throughout her career, she was also a filmmaker, playwright, short story writer, documentarian, and an experimental turned bestselling novelist.
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A friend of mine, a local reporter, was once hired by a visiting documentarian as a fixer and translator.
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Trump reportedly believed the photographer was Lavrov's personal documentarian and did not know the photos would be made public.
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He's become a documentarian of black culture in a city where that culture is simultaneously being celebrated and destroyed.
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On Wednesday, Facebook debuted a 12-minute short film titled "Facing Facts," directed by Academy Award–winning documentarian Morgan Neville.
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Days before she died in 1994, Simon arranged a lunch for her with documentarian Ken Burns, according to Town & Country.
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Frederick Wiseman is a legend among filmmakers, a documentarian who's been chronicling American life and institutions with a keen eye.
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He became almost a personal assistant to Rostand, all while serving with his camera as a sort of group documentarian.
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A neon triangle An affirmation Disembodied lips A pop culture icon A documentarian A single silver shoe Really, really popular!
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Theranos hired Morris, who is an Academy Award-winning documentarian, to capture footage of Holmes for use in promotional materials.
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Palmer cites a fairly stern paper entitled "The Moral Pivots of Wildlife Filmmaking," by a British documentarian named Jeffrey Boswall.
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Award-winning documentarian Shimon Dotan's new film, The Settlers, explains the political significance of this moment for the settlement enterprise.
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The 30-year-old freelance photographer and documentarian was wearing a flak jacket with the word "PRESS" emblazoned across it.
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The late chef, author, and travel documentarian died in 2018, leaving many family, friends, and fans saddened over the news.
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The works also seem to suggest that Barkley has boldly turned his documentarian painting process to the concerns of injustice.
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This is especially idiosyncratic given that Wiseman is a documentarian, and the digital age has generally made documentaries widely available.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TORONTO — Wendy Snyder MacNeil is as much a documentarian as she is an artist.
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The German documentarian Thomas Heise shares his family's stories, and Germany's, through letters and other writing in an experimental format.
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In Fire at Sea, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews.
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Documentarian Nanfu Wang grew up in rural China under the country's "one child" policy, which lasted from 1003 to 2015.
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The photographer wants to be a documentarian, but even a basic sense of what is being photographed is frequently lost.
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Leo Hurwitz, a documentarian marginalized by the Hollywood blacklist, has three short films in the program from the early 1950s.
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Georges (as in Méliès), interpolated into the drama to act as a documentarian, wanders off, meeting a Moon Person, Eoa.
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I first met documentarian Lana Wilson on a panel I was moderating about making documentaries in difficult and intimate spaces.
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A young Norwegian documentarian chatted up a tall Dutch massage therapist, the salted rims of their margaritas inching ever closer.
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Lyon's photographs were unlike the psychologically narrative, otherworldly images of Diane Arbus, or the candidly documentarian work of Robert Frank.
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If PBS had a face, in this post-Sesame Street era, it just might be that of documentarian Ken Burns.
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Sir David Attenborough is a renowned documentarian and the golden voice behind such works as Planet Earth and The Blue Planet.
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The first video to emerge after the beating, on East 82nd Street, had been shot by an independent documentarian, Sandi Bachom.
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Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie was directed by documentarian Andrea Nevins, who also directed The Other F Word, a documentary about fatherhood.
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Errol Morris, acclaimed documentarian and Academy Award winner, tackles the subject, creating a unique cross between a television series and documentary.
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Available on Hoopla We've previously highlighted how the complete work of veteran documentarian Frederick Wiseman is almost solely available on Kanopy.
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One of the interesting things about Mapplethorpe is that we know him as a photographer, but he was really a documentarian.
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At one point in For the Record, the documentarian asks Spears why she never spoke out during the "bad" Britney era.
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Directed by veteran cinematographer Kirsten Johnson, the film is partly a look back at her body of work as a documentarian.
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"He is a tremendous storyteller, a documentarian… so I am sure this will work out for him," she told the site.
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And what makes a good, decent person—never pushing, never digging in too deeply—isn't necessarily what makes an effective documentarian.
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I think documentaries are great and it's a time where, as a documentarian, where you can, kind of, move more quickly.
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Gibney has established himself as a leading investigative documentarian, tackling subjects ranging from Enron and Scientology to cybercrime and Steve Jobs.
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Oscar-winning documentarian Errol Morris spoke to Business Insider about his journey to get his new movie, "American Dharma," to theaters.
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You can also learn a thing or two from The Irishman cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto or One Child Nation documentarian Nanfu Wang.
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MILAN — Michael Nyman, the 73-year-old British minimalist musician, cross-disciplinary artist and video documentarian, has a new muse: Milan.
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ABOVE AND BEYOND: NASA'S JOURNEY TO TOMORROW The documentarian Rory Kennedy ("Last Days in Vietnam") directed this historical look at NASA.
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REBELS ON POINTE A documentarian, Bobbi Jo Hart, goes backstage with the male dance troupe Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo.
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Guzmán eventually settles in with Pablo Salas, a documentarian whose archive of footage in different film and video formats is fascinating.
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"It was an amazing time," said Anita Afonu, a documentarian whose "Perished Diamonds" (2013) examined the history of filmmaking in Ghana.
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Eventually they left, and Waad and British documentarian Edward Watts edited years of footage she'd shot in Aleppo into For Sama.
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Simmons calls his documentarian eye an "intuitive quality that transcends time," a befitting sentiment that his photographs reflect to a tee.
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I don't mean to suggest you failed as a documentarian, but, watching it, I was just like, What are these people doing?
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Dead Souls is the new film from master documentarian Wang Bing, an epic made over the course of more than a decade.
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Wait a minute, I thought to myself — what about Michael Moore, the most successful documentarian of our time and my role model?
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His father, Charles Guggenheim, was himself an Academy Award-winning documentarian who directed ads for Robert F. Kennedy's Senate and presidential campaigns.
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He hopes to become a propaganda photographer for the army—the kind of documentarian of whom Mr Xi would no doubt approve.
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John Wikstrom, the documentarian, helped Kyle set up a web site and a Facebook page, which quickly filled up with supportive messages.
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Dorn, a documentarian, reportedly met Weinstein at a New York Film Festival party in 2011 shortly after she graduated from Stanford University.
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At one point, she offhandedly pulls a nihilistic sound bite from the British documentarian Adam Curtis, adding to the album's collagist feel.
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VICE Impact: As a documentarian, what drew you to want to tell the story of Shelter after working on Last Chance High?
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In some ways, "Neon Bull," the astonishing second feature by the Brazilian documentarian director Gabriel Mascaro, is a movie about animal smells.
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This is the photographer not as a truth-telling documentarian but as a weaver of fantasies, a possibly evil, certainly decadent sorcerer.
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His passionate, deeply personal observance of life, pain, generations, trends, and misfits made him our most cherished documentarian of decades and design.
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Cooke, a noted zoologist and documentarian, devotes each of her chapters to a misunderstood creature, upending our assumptions and beliefs about animals.
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This podcast by the documentarian Tally Abecassis is about the "first day back" from an event that changed its subjects' lives irreversibly.
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But the story isn't that simple, as the documentarian Llewellyn Smith demonstrates in "Poisoned Water," an installment of PBS's "Nova" on Wednesday.
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With that rig, Valle and the documentarian managed to gain access to a series of slaughterhouses across the Mexican state of Jalisco.
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"Now that there is a documentarian in the White House, perhaps conservative documentaries can earn some respect," Pack wrote in The Federalist.
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Ken Burns, the award-winning documentarian known for his historical series, was a classmate of Mr. Simon's at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass.
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Directed by Oscar-winning documentarian Kevin Macdonald, Whitney is the first feature-length documentary on Houston made with the permission of her estate.
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I learned how to be with people, how to sit with people in their spectrum of moments — the foundation of being a documentarian.
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Throughout my unofficial side-hustle as a supermodel documentarian, I've catalogued a lot of symmetrical faces via my Cam Jansen-esque photographic memory.
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Morgen's documentarian eye for detail is especially valuable for creating a strong sense of place for the teenagers' homes —especially their individual bedrooms.
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Sir David Attenborough is a world-renowed nature documentarian, mostly due to his ability to bring viewers into the moment with expert narration.
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Not only did she arrange to meet him, she co-directed a film with documentarian Amy Rosner about the experience, called Second Assault.
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The upcoming documentary Wormwood, for instance, is a multi-part Netflix miniseries from Oscar-winning documentarian Errol Morris, one of my favorite directors.
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For his 41st feature, celebrated documentarian Frederick Wiseman chose the agricultural town of Monrovia, Indiana, as a way to explore small-town America.
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But PEOPLE will premiere The Keepers' full trailer, as well as an interview with documentarian Ryan White, who helmed the series, on Wednesday.
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Guggenheim, a documentarian who won an Oscar for his film "An Inconvenient Truth," believes that the culture of ambition and networking pervades both.
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She is speaking to a room full of eager students, a professor of documentary film and an accomplished documentarian in her own right.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about the documentarian Morton Silverstein misstated part of the title of a television series on which he worked.
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As a filmmaker, Mr. Bannon, 63, has cited both the Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl and the left-wing documentarian Michael Moore as models.
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As he got older, he became a documentarian of 60s and 70s counterculture, from grimacing Vietnam War protesters to carefree nudists at Woodstock.
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For his 213st feature, celebrated documentarian Frederick Wiseman chose the agricultural town of Monrovia, Indiana, as a way to explore small-town America.
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So it's appropriate that today's short film is documentarian Sean Dunne's examination of the most divisive of all of the candidates, Donald Trump.
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Morton Silverstein, an Emmy Award-winning documentarian whose probing television films tackled a wide range of social injustices, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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Schlesinger is survived by another son, Andrew, an author and documentarian; a daughter, Christina Schlesinger, an artist; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
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Film Forum's career-spanning retrospective on the great documentarian Frederick Wiseman returns; this installment covers what may be the filmmaker's least-revived period.
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Conservationist and hotelier Eric Goode started filming Joe five years ago, before eventually teaming up with veteran documentarian Rebecca Chaiklin as co-director.
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Matt Tyrnauer, a documentarian whose 2017 film, "Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood," tells his story, said the cause was renal failure.
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In Miss Americana, documentarian Lana Wilson (The Departure) will offer fans a "raw and emotionally revealing look" at pop-country superstar Taylor Swift.
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The documentarian Jon Kasbe spent years among elephant hunters in Kenya, and his movie is an intense 74-minute distillation of his efforts.
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Documentarian Yu Gu told LA Mag that since then, "the sexualized body of the female cheerleader has become a moral and ideological battleground."
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The documentarian Dana Adam Shapiro charts the creation of the new-and-improved Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader squad that made its debut in 1972.
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Prior to making Holy Hell, documentarian Will Allen spent 22 years with the Buddhafield group, which eventually became the subject of his 2016 film.
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Last year, documentarian Nora Donaghy, a journalist and producer, had her cell phone seized by Los Angeles Police Department officers who had a warrant.
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John may have been gregarious, opinionated, and talkative while he was alive, and he may have invited Reed into that life as a documentarian.
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Daily Total: $0Daily Total Earned: $7,500 Follow-Up: During the last day of filming with the documentarian, we unfortunately received a heartbreaking phone call.
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I think that was really important to balance when it was time to be personal, and when it was time to be [a documentarian].
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If Beats are the Michael Bay of headphones, the Audio-Technica R70x are the geeky documentarian fastidiously recreating events exactly as they were recorded.
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By this point, ISIS's presence had grown throughout the Middle East, and the threat to journalists was too great for the documentarian to continue.
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The documentarian arm of the group is known as We Shoot First Films, and has produced a series: To Live And Die In Amerikkka.
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There is also deft editing, artful camerawork and effective music in abundance; Mr. Ehrlich ("Magic Camp"), an Emmy-winning documentarian, clearly knows his craft.
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In addition to Keaton, there was Boris Kaufman, an important cinematographer and the younger brother of the great Soviet director and documentarian Dziga Vertov.
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Documentarian Brett Hansen was heartbroken when one of his Northwest Regional Emmy statuettes (he's won two) was stolen from his apartment in Olympia, Washington.
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The 92-year-old producer, narrator, and documentarian essentially invented the genre of television nature documentaries in his decades-long career at the BBC.
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It's a good, righteous fit for the director Liz Garbus, a documentarian drawn to stories about social justice, here making her fiction-feature debut.
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The documentarian Jennifer M. Kroot traces Mr. Maupin's conservative upbringing, naval service and journalism career to his later success spurred by his groundbreaking stories.
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For his debut film, Minute Bodies, musician turned director Stuart A. Staples has chosen to highlight an all but unknown British documentarian and naturalist.
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In "What Lies Upstream," the documentarian Cullen Hoback begins by investigating the 2014 chemical spill that left 300,000 West Virginians without safe tap water.
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The director Joshua Z Weinstein, a cinematographer and documentarian making a seamless transition to fiction, shot "Menashe" entirely in Yiddish in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
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Steve James, an Oscar-nominated documentarian ("Hoop Dreams"), is making a Participant film, "Chicago Story," that serves as a portrait of the troubled city.
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This portrait of Fred Rogers by the documentarian Morgan Neville ("20 Feet From Stardom") reveals a man who genuinely sought to connect with children.
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Trump was reportedly surprised to find pictures had been published because he had been under the impression that the photographer was Lavrov's personal documentarian.
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Fox is a documentarian, and she knows turning a true story into a film can put the audience at a distance from what's happening.
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Bill Adler, a onetime publicist turned journalist and hip-hop documentarian whose archive was purchased by Cornell University, praised "The Breaks" for recreating the 1990s.
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Maziar Bahari, an Iranian reporter and documentarian, identified Mr. Emadi as the man who forced him to make a false confession while imprisoned in 2009.
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The British documentarian Adam Curtis uses the term "hyperobject" in his film Hypernormalization to describe the automated financial and political mechanisms that control modern life.
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Documentarian Michael Moore is back with a new film called Fahrenheit 29/221 and it doesn't look like it's going to be pulling any punches.
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The disaster that was TanaCon has been compared to Fyre Fest, and it was the subject of YouTuber-turned-documentarian Shane Dawson's first docu-series.
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Experimental documentarian Robert Greene (director of Actress and Kate Plays Christine) tends to treat the barrier between "real" and "fake" in non-fiction as permeable.
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Earlier this year, the documentarian Penny Lane published an open letter to the directors of the Tribeca Film Festival on the website of Filmmaker magazine.
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It leverages the storytelling language of movies—from carefully soundtracked sequences to the documentarian narrative frame—in a way that few other games have tried.
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CNN and documentarian Michael Moore separately captured footage of Sayoc attending Trump rallies and chanting, "CNN sucks," and holding aloft a sign to that effect.
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The 2006 film stars the director as Violette, a documentarian on the verge of marriage, who turns the camera towards her own, highly dysfunctional family.
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Mr. Gilady, a documentarian making his fiction feature debut as a writer and director, over-stacks the deck with this belabored if artfully shot story.
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Try to keep that in mind as you listen to the opening lines of narration in this first full-length trailer, which sound worryingly documentarian.
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Chris Hegedus I kind of met Penny [her husband and filmmaking partner, the documentarian D.A. Pennebaker] through my viewing of a film at Film Forum.
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The premise: In the run-up to the 2018 midterms, documentarian Rachel Lears followed four progressive women who challenged incumbent Democrats for their Congressional seats.
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In a retrospective that's simultaneously obscure and universally accessible, the Metrograph celebrates the career of Arne Sucksdorff, a Swedish documentarian most associated with nature films.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When documentarian Glória Halász started filming the Hungarian Dance Academy, she was most interested in the young male ballerinas.
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TAKE EVERY WAVE: THE LIFE OF LAIRD HAMILTON Mr. Hamilton, a titan of surfing, is profiled by the documentarian Rory Kennedy ("Last Days in Vietnam").
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The narrative center of gravity of the "Up" films hovers somewhere between the stiff-necked documentarian and the unruly subjects to whom he is yoked.
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In 2005, he and his third wife, Jodi Wille, a photographer and documentarian, formed Process Media, which publishes titles about self-reliance, mysticism and music.
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The documentarian, Jason Pollock, claimed that the video showed Mr. Brown trading marijuana for cigarillos with store employees, then leaving the cigarillos behind for safekeeping.
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Frederick Wiseman is a legend among filmmakers, a documentarian who's been chronicling American life and institutions with an astute eye for more than 50 years.
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The next in the series is the director and documentarian Asif Kapadia, who won an Oscar in 2016 for "Amy," his film on Amy Winehouse.
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Kevin, who has been prying into Zoe's family history all day, brings the ailing documentarian some coconut water and admits he's falling in love with her.
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The family did finally leave Aleppo in 2016, and Al-Kateab worked with Channel 4, which is when she began working with British documentarian Edward Watts.
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Betty & Alice By far the most boring storyline of the night belonged to Jughead (Cole Sprouse), who did not sing or dance, but played the documentarian.
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He becomes an artistic documentarian of the Great Migration, collecting scraps and images from the rural South and industrial North, to show both tradition and disparity.
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Photographer Bob Zahn is not only a documentarian in the midst of chronicling the lives of those living in Slab City, but also a resident himself.
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Though the uneasy demolition crew initially expected a TV news team to be there for one day, they developed a cooperative relationship with their obsessed documentarian.
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For the left-wing author and documentarian Astra Taylor, "Tyranny" was a healthy reminder that Silicon Valley's rhetoric of openness and meritocracy doesn't match the reality.
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For the places described by documentarian Ken Burns as "America's Best Idea" to survive and thrive, more Americans need to become bonded to them — not fewer.
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When I first got into photography, I thought I maybe wanted to be a war photographer or a social documentarian — it's still something I deeply respect.
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But the "bizarre" in Bizarre Foods is really just a distraction, a foil for Zimmern's not-so-hidden purpose as a documentarian of largely dying traditions.
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Ballen's journey from documentarian to auteur makes him ideal for a Cooperative of Photography (COOPH) feature in which he explains the difference between photography and art.
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Garbus, a veteran documentarian, is making her narrative feature debut with a drama (due March 13) about the case of unsolved serial killings on Long Island.
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Each of us had to actually be a documentarian, not just a camera person being told what to shoot by [a director] standing next to them.
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On occasion, however, Olmi shifts into a cooler, more documentarian perspective that emphasizes the factual basis of both the individual story and its larger historical events.
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He and his wife, Yissel Ibarra, a film producer and documentarian who works for the Instituto Méxicano del Cinematografía, know their way around the restaurant scene.
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Dominic Rains is quietly captivating in "Burn Country," an amorphous study in table-turning directed by Ian Olds, a documentarian who is trying his first feature.
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It's the first feature film for documentarian Luke Lorentzen, who's only 26 but managed to nab an award for the film's cinematography at Sundance this year.
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One of Roberts's most vocal critics is the documentarian Jeremy Corbell, who happened to be a guest on that Joe Rogan podcast episode Roberts first watched.
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"I think that docs are sometimes perceived to be left-leaning as a way to discredit them," the Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney said by email.
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Documentarian Ben Berman set out to make a documentary about the magician John Edward Szeles, better known to many by his stage name, the Amazing Johnathan.
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For his 41st feature film, celebrated documentarian Frederick Wiseman selected the agricultural town of Monrovia, Indiana, as a setting through which he could explore small-town America.
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Gordon Parks: The New Tide, Early Work 1940–1950 explores new territory as it traces Parks's emergence as an artist and documentarian of rare power and creativity.
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Directed by unconventional documentarian Robert Greene, Bisbee '17 is a fierce, lyrical probe into the soul of a town haunted by a history it would rather forget.
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At the same time, RU-N is pleased to announce that award-winning journalist, documentarian, news anchor, and producer Soledad O'Brien will address the Class of 2016.
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In a video full of grotesque words and racist chants, the most horrifying part of the Charlottesville reel posted by documentarian CJ Hunt on GQ was silent.
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Ken Burns is probably America's most well-known documentarian, making traditional, history-rich multi-part films about important periods in American history and facets of American culture.
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Directed by unconventional documentarian Robert Greene, Bisbee '29 is a fierce, lyrical probe into the soul of a town haunted by a history it would rather forget.
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Australian documentarian Anna Broinowski traveled to North Korea in 2012 for an unusual purpose: to make a documentary in the style of a North Korean propaganda film.
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In the meantime, you can catch up on back episodes, which include interviews with everyone from Samantha Bee to documentarian Ken Burns to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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Directed by unconventional documentarian Robert Greene, Bisbee '217 is a fierce, lyrical probe into the soul of a town haunted by a history it would rather forget.
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The episode was shot by acclaimed documentarian Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom, Best of Enemies), who serves as an executive producer for four episodes of Abstract.
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A competition gives a documentarian a default arc, but the fortunes of the GCC football club is the least interesting thing going on in The Worker's Cup.
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Directed by Austin-based award-winning documentarian Steve Mims, the film argues that a network of right-wing think tanks, and educational reformers are undermining public universities.
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"Five empires" are rising and will fill the vacuum if the United States continues to withdraw from the global stage, according to a respected author and documentarian.
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In recent years, my interest has gravitated away from pictures made in a documentarian practice, toward those that blur the line between an active and reactive approach.
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Her concerns as a documentarian center on the life of the mind, the making of art and the painstaking process by which the two can be combined.
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Koudounaris' career trajectory has taken him from professor to writer/documentarian, and now, artist, in part thanks to his extraordinarily cooperative muse, a rescue cat named Baba.
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Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative author and documentarian, pleaded guilty in 21990 to a felony charge of making illegal campaign contributions; Mr. Trump pardoned Mr. D'Souza this May.
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The photos caught my eye first because they are blurry, vague images of street life that position the photographer in that penumbra space between voyeur and documentarian.
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Although Burns's team has produced many epic histories — on jazz, baseball, the American West — his 1990 Civil War series made him into the nation's most laureled documentarian.
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In "Spiral," Laurie Fairrie — a documentarian who has worked in broadcast journalism — takes a bottom-up approach to investigating the rise of anti-Semitic incidents across Europe.
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Michael Pack, a conservative documentarian, has long been expected to be the next nominee but his name has not yet been sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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I returned to Shakespeare and Tombstone again this year—with my friend Pejk Malinovski, a writer and audio documentarian with whom I'd collaborated before—looking for answers.
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If he continues to hold on as the Democratic frontrunner for this year's presidential election, Sanders just might end up being the US's first Documentarian-In-Chief.
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Greenfield has spent more than two decades as a photographer and documentarian looking at consumerism, wealth and culture, oftentimes by examining the lives of women and girls.
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The documentarian Chris Smith, who directed "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," dives into what went wrong, and how millennial revelers were duped, by talking with festival organizers.
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The documentarian Jeremiah Zagar adapts the 2011 novel by Justin Torres for his debut fiction feature, a dreamy, visceral coming-of-age story starring young nonprofessional actors.
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Frederick Wiseman's last two films focused on the dense and diverse communities of New York City, but for his 30st feature film, the legendary documentarian headed west.
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And can Mahershala Ali be a reliable narrator, considering he has some serious memory problems when he's sitting down with that documentarian in 2015 and—oh, shit, sorry.
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A documentarian of British working life, Parr visited manufacturers around the U.K. in the lead-up to the Brexit vote to see how they produce their specialized foods.
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As documentarian and Flint, Michigan native Michael Moore correctly noted, many disenfranchised voters see Trump's candidacy as little more than a Molotov cocktail to hurl at the elite.
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Fifteen months ago, a German documentarian, Hajo Seppelt, in "The Secrets of Doping: How Russia Makes Its Winners," unveiled a world of athletic doping in track and field.
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Two photographers receive Carmignac Photojournalism Award to carry out a documentarian expedition of the Arctic, the Chinese galleries at the Philadelphia Museum of Art have reopened, and more.
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The documentarian behind "Bowling for Columbine" and "Fahrenheit 9/11" has just announced a new movie, "Michael Moore in TrumpLand," which will be released in theaters on Wednesday.
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So in 1977, they founded Slash, combining Nissen's documentarian lens with original interviews, album reviews, flyers for upcoming shows, as well as other artistic contributions from their friends.
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A documentarian caught her on tape encouraging Walker to crack down on labor unions in the state, a few weeks before he went on to do just that.
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The director Ridley Scott and documentarian Asif Kapadia are adapting "Sapiens" into a TV show, and Mr. Harari is working on children's books to reach a broader audience.
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Errol Morris, the documentarian who is also a frequent contributor to The New York Times, works in such a wide range of subjects that he's difficult to pigeonhole.
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The documentarian reveals something of Imelda's character by including footage of her preparations for interviews, which involve as much makeup, costuming and hairstyling as a major Hollywood production.
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Documentarian and reporter Kevin McKiernan's latest production, From Wounded Knee to Standing Rock, proposes that there is still more to explore about the historic 21972 civil rights moment.
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That was the version of the story that Joshua Rofé, a documentarian who had made "Lost for Life," about juveniles serving life sentences in prison, wanted to tell.
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Burns's various films about American history, including 1990's The Civil War, 1994's Baseball, and 2007's The War, have earned him a reputation as our premier documentarian.
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With That Summer, Swedish documentarian Göran Olsson has combined the footage from 13 with new material provided by Beard to tell a different story about that time and place.
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Joan Konner, an award-winning television executive, producer and documentarian who became the first woman to lead the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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Liu, a first-time documentarian based in Chicago, is a little older than Keire and Zack, the two young men he started filming in his hometown of Rockford, Illinois.
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Also in his post, the documentarian admitted to being unfaithful to "every wife and girlfriend I have ever had" and settling a sexual harassment allegation with a former assistant.
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In fact, Brown's release from FCI Seagoville was documented by cyber-crime filmmaker Alex Winter for Field of Vision—a film unit founded by Oscar-winning documentarian Laura Poitras.
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"When I look into an elephant's eyes, I wonder about all the things he has seen," Lysander Christo, the documentarian couple's son, says in the opening of the film.
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It's a more objective and documentarian look than, say, Netflix's "American Crime Story," and has been lauded by fans and critics alike, earning an Academy Award in the process.
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Casted by noted documentarian Jennifer Venditti, only Arielle Holmes—who had a recent, star-making turn in the Safdie brothers' Heaven Knows What—had acted in a film before.
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In Transit, the late documentarian Albert Maysles's final film, was completed after he died in March 2015 and focuses on the journeys of passengers at various stages of life.
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A friendly rival with Mr. Beauchamp, Mr. Anderson said he hoped that documentarian wouldn't put himself in "Till," the Goldberg feature film, to advance his theories about the case.
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The documentarian Susan Lacy weaves roughly 30 hours of interviews with the influential filmmaker with conversations with a host of stars including Tom Hanks, Cate Blanchett and Leonardo DiCaprio.
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The documentarian Alexandra Pelosi, daughter of Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, ventures across the country to meet Americans and discuss topics like guns, abortion and climate change.
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TONI MORRISON: THE PIECES I AM The Nobel-winning author reflects on her novels at length in this profile from the documentarian Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, a friend of hers.
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The documentarian Daniel McCabe attempts to paint a comprehensive picture of the violence that has repeatedly plagued the Democratic Republic of Congo since its independence from Belgium in 1960.
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It also won the 2020 Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, marking the first time that legendary documentarian Julia Reichert has won an Oscar in her storied 50-year career.
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"I think Mexico has had an inaccurate and bad rap until recently," said Trisha Ziff, a British documentarian and filmmaker who has lived in Mexico City for 19683 years.
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In the podcast, he presents himself as a regular at Slimmons Studio who became friendly with the instructor, but really he was always a documentarian circling a sensational subject.
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The ensemble is topnotch, including Olivia Colman as the stepmonster and Jamie Demetriou as a hapless, logorrheic, funky-toothed but somehow lovable documentarian whom Fleabag meets on a bus.
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Documentarian Alexander Nanau captures the lies told by government leaders during the fallout from the fire; eventually their actions led to the government's downfall, though that was short-lived.
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Since The Inventor was made without Holmes's cooperation, Gibney substitutes insider materials with footage from a variety of sources, some of which was shot by fellow documentarian Errol Morris.
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A preview of the Starbucks training released last week notes that groups like the Perception Institute and the work of documentarian Stanley Nelson will also be part of the training.
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That business arrangement is unusual; as documentarian Jeremi Mattern told the New York Times, it's "a little like if Spaulding ran the N.B.A." How stacking's grown is notable as well.
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The cover portrait is a powerful reflection of Pellegrin's documentarian sensibility, calling attention to Kiefer's one sharply defined eye while the other is veiled by a plume of cigar smoke.
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Metacritic score: 87 Directed by unconventional documentarian Robert Greene, Bisbee '17 is a fierce, lyrical probe into the soul of a town haunted by a history it would rather forget.
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Documentarian Cynthia Hill, who directed HBO's 2014 domestic violence doc Private Violence, told The Guardian between 50% and 75% of domestic violence homicides happen after a woman leaves her relationship.
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On Sunday night, HBO aired the two-hour making-of special, chronicling the end of Thrones from the perspective of its creators and through the lens of documentarian Jeanie Finlay.
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" Chris Hunter could though, with his sober prediction of the smartphone as mundane documentarian: "In car accidents, you can take a photo, and send it directly to the insurance company.
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The most rebellious he ever got was when he tried to be a documentarian, but he gave that up to do the expected thing, and now he's actually pretty miserable.
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It's a shrewd maneuver by a documentarian seemingly loath to corrupt a feel-good Cinderella story with a taint of filthy lucre, yet it makes "Presenting Princess Shaw" frustratingly vague.
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On the surface, this is a movie about a renowned documentarian and oceanographer (obviously inspired by Jacques Cousteau) whose best friend and filmmaking partner was just devoured by a shark.
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An aspiring documentarian named Lisa (Callie Hernandez) goes into the woods with three of her friends, equipped with an impressive array of cameras — hand-held, ear-mounted and drone-borne.
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CRUISING CROATIA BY SMALL SHIP The culturally focused Peter Sommer Travels, run by the archaeologist and eponymous BBC documentarian, has added a new small-ship itinerary in Croatia this fall.
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Using mostly natural lighting, his minimally staged shooting and documentarian ethos — epitomized by a fully frontal approach with limited depth of field — reproduce their human subjects squarely within their milieu.
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The famed documentarian Ken Burns has made more "short" films — defined in this context as six hours or less — than massive ones, but he's best known for his sprawling miniseries.
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Metacritic score: 78 For his 41st feature film, celebrated documentarian Frederick Wiseman chose the agricultural town of Monrovia, Indiana, as a setting through which he could explore small-town America.
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After Jennifer (Laura Dern), a documentarian, receives a call from her mother (Ellen Burstyn) about a short story Jennifer wrote at 13, she unravels a troubling part of her past.
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GENERATION WEALTH In a recent exhibition and a book — both called "Generation Wealth" — the photographer and documentarian Lauren Greenfield ("The Queen of Versailles") cast a critical eye on conspicuous consumption.
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I AM ANOTHER YOU After meeting a man who is a drifter, seemingly by choice, in Florida, the Chinese documentarian Nanfu Wang ("Hooligan Sparrow") followed him across the United States.
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Cinephiles and perhaps some others will recognize that the man shares his name with the protagonist of the 1922 film "Nanook of the North," from the pioneering documentarian Robert Flaherty.
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In 2012 the Cornell physics professor and documentarian Robert H. Lieberman directed "They Call It Myanmar," an impressive portrait of that country as it struggled to emerge from military rule.
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But in the hands of documentarian Jon Kasbe, making his striking feature debut after a handful of short films, the movie is something far less binary, and far more intriguing.
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As for what happens to Winner going forward -- Morgan will be keeping a close eye, because he'd love to tag-team with an Oscar-winning documentarian to tell her story.
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Instead, Australian documentarian Kitty Green set out to make a movie about how the Ramsey case continues to affect the residents of Boulder, Colorado, where Ramsey was murdered in 1996.
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While the story of water is certainly an ecological one, the photographer is a documentarian, offering the evidence for viewers to decide if society's relationship with water is good or bad.
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Famed British nature documentarian David Attenborough appears in new VR video from the BBC called Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur, in which he introduces us to the dinosaur known as Titanosaur.
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The documentarian whose interviews have framed Feud finds Davis at the bar, and she shuts down his efforts to get her to participate in his project down once and for all.
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Consider the recent case at Syracuse, where documentarian Shimon Dotan had been invited to screen his film The Settlers, about Israeli settlements in the West Bank, at a conference on campus.
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Dalio, who runs the world's largest hedge fund (Bridgewater Associates manages over $160 billion), is teaming with "Titanic" director and deep-sea documentarian James Cameron on a new project, called OceanX.
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Then actor and documentarian Leonardo DiCaprio met with the president-elect, a noted climate change denier, as well as Ivanka and his team to explain the importance of combating climate change.
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A PRIVATE WAR The documentarian Matthew Heineman ("Cartel Land") turns to dramatic features with this biopic of the war correspondent Marie Colvin (Rosamund Pike), who was killed in Syria in 28.
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The activist documentarian Morgan Spurlock blended Michael Moore-style showmanship with Gen X bro appeal in his 2004 debut feature "Super Size Me," a relentless examination of the fast food industry.
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The avant-garde documentarian Khalik Allah worked as a cinematographer and second unit director on Lemonade; in 2019, his documentary Black Mother was one of the best films of the year.
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In 2002, the documentarian Errol Morris interviewed Mr. Trump about his favorite film, "Citizen Kane," about a business mogul with political ambitions whose drive for power left him friendless and empty.
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Sticking to his documentarian ethics, Chittaprosad makes copious notes behind the sketches — noting people's names, their backgrounds, and details of the ration cards that were issued to them by the government.
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Syrian documentarian Talal Derki won accolades for his 2013 feature The Return to Homs, which followed two young Syrian men whose lives were upended when Homs was bombed by the Syrian army.
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While we know Tatum can handle all the Magic Mike moves after giving her husband a run for his money on Lip Sync Battle, but she was the documentarian of the night.
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But I do like that we live in a world that ... the conceit of this world is that it's only as clear as our eyes, and as a documentarian, he can guess.
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He does not interrogate the ongoing causes of the crisis in Human Flow as explicitly as he has in other political works, such as his 2008 artistic and documentarian project Citizens' Investigation.
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Drinking water has been poisoned with lead, and Moore presents us with weeping children and other victims: the oldest trick in the book, for any documentarian, though it still carries emotional clout.
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A videographer or documentarian can broadcast a crime in progress — such as a police beating of an unarmed motorist -- live and in real time, before an audience of thousands if not millions.
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At another point, he was providing security after the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010, during which an undercover documentarian recorded a few of his cynical observations.
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A few female filmmakers have already thrown their support behind the campaign, including Oscar-nominated Deepa Mehta (Anatomy of Violence), documentarian Jennifer Baichwal (Manufactured Landscapes), and actor/director Omoni Oboli (Okafor's Law).
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Falchuk alluded to other potential plot lines and pop culture references for season 2, suggesting that in the era of Making a Murderer, a documentarian might take on the Red Devil case.
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In the first season of this series, the documentarian Matthew Heineman ("Cartel Land") spent time with subjects on many sides of the opioid crisis: Users and their families, police officers and criminals.
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Documentarian Albert Maysles died in 2015; he was best known for rocking the documentary landscape with his brother David (who passed away in 1987) with films like Grey Gardens and Gimme Shelter.
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"I am the least fashionable person you might ever know," the 71-year-old Baltimore-born documentarian said last month during a hot summer evening in her studio on Manhattan's Mott Street.
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For The Force, documentarian Peter Nicks spends two years following the embattled Oakland Police Department, which was put under federal supervision in 2003 after a wave of officer misconduct and other offenses.
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Kirchheimer, an experimental documentarian and a city symphonist of New York, is perhaps best known for 1981's "Stations of the Elevated," which finds rhythm and poetry in graffiti-covered subway cars.
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But that film, directed by Reichert and Steven Bognar, is just one entry point into Reichert's long career as a documentarian, and this retrospective is a cross-section of American social issues.
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But not everyone in Hollywood is a fan, including the Oscar-nominated documentarian Kirby Dick, who made an entire movie in 2006, "This Film Is Not Yet Rated," about the ratings system.
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In hindsight, the phrase's rise is also a good illustration of why Scavino, as the behind-the-scenes cheerleader and relentless documentarian of the Trump movement, deserves significant credit for its success.
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The great documentarian mega-producer Sheila Nevins, who led HBO's documentary division for years and now heads the same for MTV, wrote a selection of essays that navigated her relationship with aging.
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Documentarian Albert Maysles died in 2015; he is best known for rocking the documentary landscape with his brother David (who passed away in 1987) in films like Grey Gardens and Gimme Shelter.
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The 80-year-old portraitist is the subject of documentarian Errol Morris's latest feature, The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography, a sweet film that, like an unshaken Polaroid, feels slightly underdeveloped.
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In The Force, documentarian Peter Nicks spends two years following the embattled Oakland Police Department, which was put under federal supervision in 2003 after a wave of misconduct and other public offenses.
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The boat's captains, Jerome Delafosse, a professional diver and documentarian, and Victorien Erussard, offshore racer and Merchant navy officer, both from France, are preparing now to embark on this long, experimental journey.
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In 2017, documentarian Brett Story spent the month of August walking around New York City, talking to a wide range of its residents about their feelings on and fears for the future.
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Current student Anastasia Warren and alumna Shellyne Rodriguez will co-moderate the conversation, which will take place between documentarian Robin J. Hayes and artists Tomashi Jackson, Cheryl R. Riley, and Bill Gaskins.
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The whole band—Stiller, documentarian Kriss Roebling, Arizona Court of Appeals Judge Peter Swann, and UCL Slavic Studies Professor Peter Zusi—have recently reunited for a new EP called This Is Capital Punishment.
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The company screened its expensive 12-minute short film on fake news, which was directed by Academy Award–winning documentarian Morgan Neville and then opened up the floor for reporters to ask questions.
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In the award-winning "Like A Girl" ad campaign sponsored by Always, photographer and documentarian Lauren Greenfield asked young girls and boys to do a certain task (run, fight, throw) like a girl.
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As the wheels come off the campaign, Weiner snaps at documentarian Josh Kriegman (who produced and directed with Elyse Steinberg) for violating the "fly on the wall" conceit by asking him a question.
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It seems unlikely that the 73-year-old Bavarian-born documentarian, who has bragged about not owning a cell phone—OK, only for emergencies, he concedes—has taken such an interest in technology.
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Even after his passing, Anthony Bourdain continues to cement his place in pop culture as a chef, author, travel documentarian/television personality posthumously winning two Creative Arts Emmy Awards at this year's ceremony.
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He did allow in the actor and documentarian Justin Baldoni ("Jane the Virgin") to shoot a possible series, but mutual concerns about disrupting the therapeutic process led them not to pitch the show.
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The documentarian Colin Day looks at an art collector's efforts to save a Banksy work from demolition and the auction block and interviews street artists who bemoan the art world's commercialization of graffiti.
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This Chinese director is visiting New York for a whirlwind tour of the city's repertory cinemas — "whirlwind" not being a word many associate with this documentarian, who is known for taking his time.
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Documentarian Steve James (whose Hoop Dreams was nominated for an Oscar in 1995) tells the story of the Abacus Federal Savings Bank largely through interviews with the Sung family, who ran the bank.
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In addition to the evidence first uncovered in 2014 by German documentarian Hajo Seppelt in his award-winning film Geheimsache Doping, we now have two official reports from the World Anti-Doping Association.
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But Shiryaev's films have come to light thanks to the dogged research (and luck) of one man, the Russian dance historian and documentarian Viktor Bocharov, who tracked them down in the mid-1990s.
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Presiding over the Queens Human Trafficking Intervention Court is Judge Toko Serita, and after the 2014 article was published, documentarian Stephanie Wang-Breal wanted to observe Serita's courthouse with a camera in hand.
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INTENT TO DESTROY: DEATH, DENIAL & DEPICTION The veteran documentarian Joe Berlinger (the "Paradise Lost" trilogy) chronicles the making of Terry George's film "The Promise," a rare large-scale production about the Armenian genocide.
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In Dick Johnson Is Dead, documentarian Kirsten Johnson (Cameraperson) zooms in on her aging father and her relationship with him as they both begin to come to terms with his inevitable eventual passing.
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Along with help from production powerhouses Metro Boomin', Southside, and Sonny Digital, Atlanta's de facto hip-hop documentarian Cam Kirk has devoted the first piece of his newest project to memorializing his late peer.
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To refresh your memory, this was the film that put Spurlock on the map, the one in which the documentarian decided to eat nothing but McDonald's food for an entire month and film it.
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Ethical dilemmas teem at the crux of every filmmaking choice, and there are potentially ugly consequences awaiting each decision which can continue to affect subject, documentarian, and viewer alike long after the credits roll.
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While its cameraman, the future documentarian Leslie Woodhead, later described the lo-fi film as looking "like something smuggled out of Eastern Europe," its historical significance more than makes up for its questionable quality.
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The documentarian this time is Sara (Desiree Akhavan), who barely flinches when Aaron confesses to being a serial killer and seems completely unfazed by his repeated attempts to scare the shit out of her.
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Stone is basically remaking Laura Poitras' fantastic documentary Citizenfour with a Hollywood cast, with Melissa Leo playing the documentarian, Zachary Quinto as an apoplectic Glenn Greenwald, and, of course, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Snowden.
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In a phone interview, Pekka Hako, a writer, documentarian and friend, said that for Mr. Rautavaara a horizon did not represent the edge of the visible world so much as the threshold to eternity.
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Mr. Rosi, an intrepid Italian documentarian whose previous work has taken him to the Ganges River, the California desert and inside the Mexican drug trade, is certainly a filmmaker with an active social conscience.
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If the news that the documentarian Michael Moore was releasing a surprise film called "Michael Moore in TrumpLand" had you expecting a rollicking, full-force attack on Donald J. Trump, prepare to be disappointed.
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The main appeal in seeing The B-Side comes from a place of cinephilia rather than musicophilia—it's the latest film from acclaimed documentarian Errol Morris (The Thin Blue Line, The Fog of War).
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Since rejoining though, with his old pictures deleted, Michael Stipe has been reborn as some sort of still life human emoji documentarian, indulging in what is essentially just a running account of his face.
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In the early 1990s, the documentarian Nick Broomfield made "Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer," a haunting look at Wuornos, a prostitute who, in 1991, admitted to killing seven men in Florida.
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"Hell on Earth: The Fall of Syria and the Rise of ISIS," directed by the intrepid journalist Sebastian Junger and the documentarian Nick Quested, contains imagery that was unimaginable not too many years ago.
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The British film editor Anne V. Coates, who edited "Lawrence of Arabia," and, more recently, "Fifty Shades of Grey"; the casting director Lynn Stalmaster; and the documentarian and director Frederick Wiseman also collected prizes.
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Oscar-winning documentarian Bryan Fogel (Icarus) returns with The Dissident, a searing, slickly filmed deep-dive into the murder of Washington Post writer Jamal Khashoggi, ordered by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (a.k.a.
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Surprisingly, it has been the documentarian urging the choreographer to feel free to stray from reality — Mr. Wiseman told Mr. Sewell not to be too wedded to what his cameras captured 50 years ago.
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Judging from what's being shown at MoMA, there's an insatiability to Alassane's films: he pirouettes from magic-lantern féticheur to withering social critic to deadpan documentarian, abounding all the while in feats of material innovation.
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The upcoming docuseries, The Case Against Adnan Syed, is directed by Oscar-nominated documentarian Amy Berg, who has reportedly been working on it since 2015—right after the first season of Serial wrapped its run.
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You can watch for it in the ads that documentarian Errol Morris directed for her company, Theranos, back when it was still a hot startup and not an even hotter exemplar of Silicon Valley delusion.
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Her pictures, many of which were never published or widely seen, are striking in that they do not feel documentarian as an outsider looking in, but rather are from the perspective of an active participant.
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Named after co-founder Stanley Nelson's mentor and pioneering Black documentarian, the William Greaves Fund will support nonfiction directors with funding and mentorship in the efforts to help sustain long careers and complete their projects.
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In Creep, a found-footage film that foregoes pageantry for a stark sense of panic, Duplass plays a strange loner that his documentarian/friend/victim, played by writer-director Patrick Brice, can't quite pin down.
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Although Mr. Kirchheimer is a documentarian and the Quays are known for their enigmatic puppet animations, many of their films might be titled "Ballet Mécanique," after Fernand Léger and Dudley Murphy's 22000 avant-garde classic.
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More recently, after YouTube "documentarian" Shane Dawson launched a series on Logan's younger brother Jake Paul, Majlak can be seen in the background of a defensive video where Jake rebuffs speculation about his mental health.
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Documentarian Mia Donovan was 13 years old the first time she met Ted "Black Lightning" Patrick, the father of modern cult deprogramming — and eventual subject of her 2015 documentary, Deprogrammed (available to watch on Netflix).
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The Tiny Blood Test-SD That's a mini movie made by an Academy Award-winning documentarian — how can you expect people to view it with the same scrutiny with which they view regular pharmaceutical ads?
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"It's a giant mesh of mined and extracted metals and minerals in near perpetual motion, melded into some pretty random site," I am told by its latest documentarian, whose work explores its physical manifestations. Okay.
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"Never has it been more important to understand how the natural world works, and how to help it," famed nature documentarian David Attenborough says in Our Planet, the Netflix nature series that premiered April 5.
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It would make great copy if this is what Pope Francis had in mind when he selected Wim to be his official papal documentarian for the past two years, but he didn't even pick him.
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This rankled documentarian Michael Moore, who saw the jokes and jabs at the hat as the embodiment of a liberal bubble that didn't understand the Middle American voters who the Democrats were trying to court.
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Additionally, Nutsch and other members of ODA 595 were featured in a 2017 documentary called "Legion of Brothers" that CNN Films, and the husband-wife team of journalist Peter Bergen and documentarian Tresha Mabile, produced.
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GENERATION WEALTH BY LAUREN GREENFIELD In her first major retrospective, Ms. Greenfield, a photographer and documentarian, organizes 2317 years' worth of her anthropologically tinted investigations of money culture into a single piece. Sept. 2315–Jan.
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MARCH 6 In the first season of Matthew Heineman's hard-hitting true-crime series "The Trade," the documentarian investigated the opioid crisis in the United States, with his crew embedding with addicts, dealers and cops.
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In "Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men," an intimate four-part docuseries directed by the documentarian and former music journalist Sacha Jenkins debuting on Showtime Friday, they are human-scaled — determined, gifted, anxious, fallible.
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There's a compelling story to be told about Lorance and his fate, but its disparate elements and unusual emotional and political fault lines would test the most skilled documentarian, or feature filmmaker for that matter.
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In Bhupendra Karia: India 1968–6083 at Sepia Eye, black-and-white vintage photographs chosen from his vast portfolio and Population Crisis series capture his role as a documentarian of the poverty-stricken Indian hinterland.
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Documentarian Mary Mazzio has met several women and girls who survived the sex trafficking industry — and one thing that surprised her was how many of them were willing to go on camera to share their stories.
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For the past three years, documentarian Adam Bhala Lough has been trying to figure out how to tell the story of Cody Wilson, the brash founder of Defense Distributed, an organization dedicated to 3D printed guns.
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Documentarian Gotham Chopra, who helmed separate season-long documentaries on Facebook for both the athletes, told The Boston Globe each of the superstars has a distinct ability to fully concentrate when pressure is at its highest.
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Much hay has been made about both Watson's Twitter claims as well as the Fox News segment that inspired Trump, which included an interview with documentarian Ami Horowitz and a clip from his film Stockholm Syndrome.
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Johnny Harmon, a patient who later self-published a memoir titled King of the Microbes, acted as a sort of unofficial Carville documentarian, taking pictures and selling them on 35-millimeter slides as souvenirs to visitors.
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The ultimate goal, he said, was to reach something evoking the classic characters' personalities, yet similar in look and feel to the compelling up-close aesthetic within the films of natural history documentarian Sir David Attenborough.
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As a documentarian who has traveled to the furthest reaches of the indifferent wilderness to ponder humanity's place in it, there are very few filmmakers whose perspective on our digital lives I'd be more interested in.
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The documentarian traveled to Belize for three months late last year, sitting down with those McAfee spent his time with — from his masseuse, local journalists, and his girlfriends to his bodyguards, the town mayor, and others.
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Streaming on: Netflix Documentarian Morgan Spurlock — who's probably still most famous for the McDonald's-focused Super Size Me — is a love-him-or-leave-him prospect when it comes to how tolerable you find his films.
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On Thursday, the day after state officials announced that the ship had been identified, Ben Raines, the documentarian and former journalist who found it, headed toward the island in his motorboat, following the Clotilda's final path.
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STUDIO 54 The documentarian Matt Tyrnauer, not done with spicy tales of yesteryear after "Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood," remembers the disco-era nightclub in a documentary that struck some festival reviewers as definitive.
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Their rapport was warm and easy that evening as they discussed their filmmaking passions and perspectives — she, a devout documentarian-purist seeking the unvarnished truth; he, a worker in fiction that required the suspension of disbelief.
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Ward Chamberlin Jr., a leading architect of the nation's public broadcasting system who revitalized PBS stations in New York and Washington and nurtured the career of the documentarian Ken Burns, died on Thursday in Bedford, Mass.
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So the documentarian Jon Kasbe gave himself a particularly daunting challenge when he set out to make "When Lambs Become Lions," a picture about ivory poaching told largely from the perspective of those who do it.
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VR pioneer Nonny de la Pena, Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke, The Departure directer Lana Wilson and Amy Berg, the documentarian behind Deliver Us from Evil about sex abuse in the Catholic Church, have all signed on.
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Green is an Australian documentarian with one feature under her belt: the 2013 documentary Ukraine is Not a Brothel, for which she lived with and documented the feminist protest group FEMEN, known for its topless protests.
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Along with his documentarian images, rarely exhibited loans from institutions like Glasgow Museums and Libraries and the Canadian Centre for Architecture will highlight his photographs of 4th-century infrastructure and its impact on the Scottish landscape.
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The Staircase is the second time documentarian Jean-Xavier de Lestrade has revisited the story of how Kathleen wound up in a pool of her own blood at the bottom of the stairs in her own home.
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In the highly anticipated HBO film The Tale — directed by documentarian Jennifer Fox and based on her own life — Laura Dern plays the adult Jenny as she struggles to come to terms with a childhood sexual assault.
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I think that image really straddles the documentarian approach and also the artistic sensitivity and the mood and our intention to not glamorize or romanticize but point out what is quite beautiful and delicate about this place.
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Before Steve Bannon was Donald Trump's campaign advisor, a right-wing media mogul, or a conservative Hollywood documentarian, he helped a group of climate scientists steer a controversial experiment in the Arizona desert back from financial chaos.
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In Fire at Sea, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of life on the island and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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The fact that Jones stands alone in her role and carries the weight of representation is a factor in targeting her, according to Claudette Roper, a Chicago-based documentarian and activist who teaches at Columbia College Chicago.
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Documentarian Errol Morris described his behaviour as being like "masturbating in public," which is neither here nor there, but one gets the sense that Trump is auditioning for the role of himself every time he's on camera.
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It was removed around 7:15 AM. —New York Post Michael Moore Unveils New Trump Documentary The documentarian screened his surprise new film, Michael Moore in TrumpLand, at the IFC Center in New York City last night.
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NO STONE UNTURNED The prolific documentarian Alex Gibney investigates a violent incident from the Troubles: a 1994 shooting in Loughinisland, Northern Ireland, in which six people watching the World Cup in a pub were killed by gunmen.
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When Academy Award-winning documentarian Errol Morris talks about the subject of his latest film, portrait photographer Elsa Dorfman, he describes her uncanny ability to preserve the immediacy of an unfolding moment and translate it into art.
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In the sidebar sections, the Luigi De Laurentiis award for a debut film went to the Syrian documentarian Soudade Kaadan for her first fiction feature, "The Day I Lost My Shadow," about a woman surviving during wartime.
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They depend heavily on their labels for explanation, and although I think that Alam was attempting to create an atmospheric portrait of the missing activist this grouping does not have the power of his straightforward documentarian work.
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Kois views travel primarily as a means of transforming his own life rather than as a way to uncover the outside world; this book is an antidote to the documentarian approach that now pervades much travel writing.
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The adjective "alt-right" has been attached in the past to those, like the undercover documentarian James O'Keefe (known for his secret recordings of Planned Parenthood encounters), whose conservatism is mainstream, even if their tactics are not.
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After a lot of speculation—and a lot of Ron Swanson references—documentarian Arlen Parsa discovered that Johnny seemed to be trying to finish "The King of Johnny V's," the restaurant's five-pounds-of-breakfast eating challenge.
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In O'Connell's book, it's asked by Roen Horn, a long-haired young documentarian who, in late 2015, accompanied transhumanist presidential candidate Zoltan Istvan on a cross-country trip inside an RV built to look like a coffin.
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After Steve Bannon left the White House in 2017, he tried to turn his bombastic nationalism into a global movement and let a progressive documentarian follow him for more than a year — Arizona to Italy, Texas to France.
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"Henry Ford was the most famous, most wealthy and most successful man in the United States at the time," said Michael Rose, a historian and documentarian now working on a book and film exploring Ford's anti-Semitic legacy.
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All this made her a reassuringly wry documentarian of the surrealities of fame, addiction, and mental disorder, which she did over the course of three nonfiction books and five novels, including her groundbreaking debut Postcards from the Edge.
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And just a few days later, on Monday, March 18, a film from documentarian Alex Gibney (Going Clear, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the World) will air on HBO and start streaming on HBO Go and HBO Now.
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In 1988, he achieved his first major success as a documentarian with The Thin Blue Line, which told the story of Randall Dale Adams, a Texan man wrongfully sentenced to death for the murder of a police officer.
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He's already proven that he makes for a skilled nature documentarian on Plizzanet Earth, and with this latest discovery, he demonstrated an unparalleled knack for finding something remarkable in what any other host might shrug off as mundane.
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The Dutch documentarian Leonard Retel Helmrich is a bit of a mad scientist of cinematography, inventing tools, improvising equipment from household appliances, hanging cameras off fishing poles and making shots that seem to defy the laws of physics.
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The Academy Award-winning documentarian Morgan Neville, who took home an Oscar for "20 Feet From Stardom" in 2014, is turning his camera to the Hollywood auteur Orson Welles, focusing on the final 15 years of his life.
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The salon installed at Pioneer Works, a collaboration between Lafleur and documentarian Richard Fleming of the Amazing Barbershop Project, was baptized Salon de Beauté Marie Rogère in memory of the artist's mother, who passed away earlier this year.
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The technique immortalized by Apple's Ken Burns Effect — which will zoom in on photos and then pan across them — wasn't invented by Burns; he has most frequently said he learned of it from his mentor, documentarian Jerome Liebling.
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The camera is a "world first" in that it's a super 35 digital film camera tailored for aerial cinematography — in other words, if you're a filmmaker, documentarian or professional cinematographer, you are probably going to want one of these.
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The Tale, which stars Laura Dern as a version of the director, is so relevant to the #MeToo moment that it's startling to learn that Fox, a documentarian making her scripted debut, had been considering this project for years.
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The new documentary, produced and directed by veteran documentarian Dan Reed, is the result of prolonged efforts by Robson and Safechuck to tell their stories — but the new documentary has had to fight its own battles with Jackson's estate.
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Legendary documentarian Albert Maysles's final film, In Transit, served up a profile of our long-haul train transportation system by traveling on it, along with people headed to one place or another and willing to talk about their lives.
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But we're just the documentarian, not the dictator, so here's what those online have to say/scream about it: On Twitter, pulp advocates shamed no-pulp devotees for liking orange juice they feel is artificial and designed for children.
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Laurer – who died a year ago on Thursday from a mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs at age 45 – allowed cameras into her life last year following a return from years living abroad, all lead by documentarian Erik Angra.
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"Living in a place like Dubai, with all its over the top glitz and opulence on one side, and migrant workers who basically build the city on the other side, really spoke to the documentarian in me," she explains.
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Lil Wayne – Gudda Gudda, Guddaville, 2009 Today, noted rap writer, Atlanta documentarian, and haver of a Good Twitter account Alex Russell joins A Year of Lil Wayne to offer some thoughts on an oft-overlooked deep cut Wayne verse.
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During these early years in Vermont, Sanders supported his constant quest for public office working odd jobs as a carpenter, a documentarian, a door-to-door film strip salesman and, while running his first campaign, subsisting on unemployment benefits.
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Burstein (who directed the 2002 Robert Evans doc The Kid Stays in the Picture) is a dogged documentarian, confronting those at the center of the alleged murders and placing herself in the middle of a series of unsolved crimes.
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Directed by documentarian/historian extraordinaire Ken Burns, along with Sarah Burns and David McMahon, The Central Park Five delves into the 1988 case involving five teenagers wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in Central Park in New York City.
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Documentarian Brett Story is interested in how people and their places dwell alongside one another; her previous film, The Prison in 12 Landscapes, used vignettes filmed throughout the US to explore the concept of imprisonment and policies around it.
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Thirty-odd years on, every member of the band has something else going on—Kriss Roebling is a documentarian, Peter Swann is an Arizona Court of Appeals Judge, and Peter Zusi is a Professor of Slavic Studies at UCL.
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During the 2015-16 school year, Steve James, the documentarian behind "Hoop Dreams" and "Life Itself," and his team of filmmakers observed students, families and staff members at Oak Park and River Forest High School in Oak Park, Ill.
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In this new series, the Emmy-winning documentarian Joe Berlinger ("Paradise Lost") and Angela Clemente, an intelligence analyst, investigate the disappearance of these woman and several others from surrounding cities, as well as accusations of mishandling by the police.
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This series from the documentarian Joe Berlinger moves to a new night as he and Angela Clemente, an intelligence analyst, continue their investigation into the disappearance of six women from Chillicothe, Ohio, and the role of the opioid crisis.
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The film, by Alison Ellwood (a frequent collaborator of the super-documentarian Alex Gibney), examines several of the relatively few instances of jihad-inspired terrorism in the United States, noting that the attackers found their inspiration on computer screens.
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Working both in and out of his studio — as was the way of many photographers from the 1960s — Sidibé was at once a documentarian, portraitist, technician, and teacher, weaving together his talents with the wide-ranging demands of his clients.
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Maier, a nanny from Chicago who made thousands of pictures and never showed them to a soul, was entirely unknown just over a decade ago and has since been propelled to international stardom as a quintessential documentarian of 20th-century Americana.
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Documentarian Jennifer Fox released her HBO film The Tale at this year's Cannes Film Festival, a fictional retelling of her own very real trauma in which she explores the mutability of memory as it relates to her rape as a child.
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The movie frames this budding realization via flashbacks, with Snowden carefully arranging his first meeting with a trio of journalists -- Glenn Greenwald (Zachary Quinto), Ewen MacAskill (Tom Wilkinson) and documentarian Laura Poitras (Melissa Leo) -- in a Hong Kong hotel room.
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In a revealing film, Right America: Feeling Wronged, the documentarian Alexandra Pelosi (Nancy Pelosi's daughter) captured the mood at McCain-Palin rallies in 2008 which was almost exactly like what we saw at Trump-Pence rallies during the 2016 campaign.
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For American Dharma, documentarian Errol Morris sat down for an extended conversation with Bannon about his ideological views, his interpretation of history, and his involvement in the Trump presidency, the alt-right, and the reemergence of militant white nationalism in America.
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By Astra Taylor, co-founder of the Debt Collective and documentarian currently working on a film about democracy Intellectuals I came of age admiring paid a lot of attention not just to media and culture, but to how they were financed.
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I'm truly sorry The documentarian of "2016: Obama's America" and "Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party" was sentenced to five years of probation in 2014 after pleading guilty to violating federal campaign finance laws, which is a felony.
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The talky 134-minute movie, which features a kindly Melissa Leo as the documentarian Laura Poitras, and a pugnacious Zachary Quinto as the journalist Glenn Greenwald, ends with a trick: Mr. Snowden, who lives in exile in Moscow, plays himself.
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Since Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange, the traveling documentarian-portraitist has been a working modality for photographers, occasionally innovated by those with a particular eye for the quirky, like Diane Arbus, or a penchant for technical refinement, like Richard Avedon.
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Experts like documentarian Katerina Cizek, neurologist Simon Drouin, designer Clint Beharry, transmedia artist Simon Wilkinson, and nearly a dozen other esteemed panelists and designated 'agitators' sparred over the presumptions and promises of one of the most anticipated technologies yet seen.
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Insignia enlisted four experts to escort the client on their trip: "a big survivalist," a wilderness expert, a Michelin-star chef, and a well-traveled documentarian who had been on the frontlines of war zones to serve as a campfire storyteller.
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But Trump has enjoyed using his pardon (and in this case, commutation) power to forgive somewhat notorious, politically controversial individuals: former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, conservative writer and documentarian Dinesh D'Souza, and former Bush White House aide Scooter Libby.
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Heart was not a documentarian; she was a would-be celebrity — her website features shots of her posing with athletes and of her in furs and bikini underwear — in hopes of turning this "ceremony" into a reality television vehicle for herself.
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Last summer, the academy invited 842 people from 183 countries to become members, including the Korean New Wave director Yim Soon-Rye ("Little Forest"), the "Parasite" cinematographer Hong Kyung-Pyo and the South Korean documentarian Hong Hyung-Sook ("Reclaiming Our Names").
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Distinguished from the get-go by its topnotch cast, "The Looming Tower" includes episodes directed by documentarian Alex Gibney, which perhaps helps explain the raw, verite style that it brings to tackling the intramural squabbling between Clinton-era intelligence agencies.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 13%Summary: The classic "A Christmas Carol" story is parodied in the David Zucker comedy "An American Carol," with Kevin Farley playing a disillusioned documentarian who is visited by the ghosts of America's past, present, and future.
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The sixteen-millimetre color footage was shot in the most straightforward way, but there was a problem: Pollack was not an experienced documentarian, and he and his crew failed to use clapper boards to synchronize the sound with the images.
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"Love Is Love," produced by IDW Publishing with the support of DC Comics, includes pages from the documentarian Morgan Spurlock, the actor Matt Bomer, the comedians Patton Oswalt and Taran Killam, as well as many comic book writers and artists.
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Adam Curtis, the widely respected documentarian and meme aficionado behind HyperNormalisation, opens the film with Trump's younger years in the 1970s, a time when New York City was bankrupt and transitioning into an era of algorithmic stock trading on Wall Street.
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On May 20153, President Donald Trump, one of America's premiere conservative trolls, decided to pardon Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative writer and documentarian whose penchant for trolling and needling liberals, and embracing conspiracy theories in the process, rivals that of Trump himself.
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Co-written and directed by Ondi Timoner (generally a documentarian, this is her first fiction feature), Mapplethorpe skips through various episodes of the title character's life, starting with him dropping out of Pratt and ending with his death in 1989.
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"It was the first time I had done something like this, I had my doubts about how it would work or whether it would work at all," says the documentarian, who's previously worked with subjects ranging from porn stars to neo-Nazis.
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Alex Gibney, the famed documentarian behind the the jaw-dropping film Going Clear that investigated the Church of Scientology, has a new movie that explores Stuxnet, a piece of Malware created by the United States and Israel to take down Iranian nuclear facilities.
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"Real" Hollywood figures, from Tuesday Weld to the documentarian Laura Poitras, gambol in and out as the main characters' journeys take them into the familiar Wagnerian landscape of dubious gurus, ambitious also-rans, canny agents and craven shrinks — hustlers and climbers all.
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History's Shadows and Light highlights the works of three of these photographers, all in their 20s at the time and born under martial law — Liu Chen-hsiang, Huang Tzu-ming, and Hsu Po-hsin — as well as the video documentarian group Green Team.
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Premiering to great acclaim at this year's Tribeca Film Festival, the documentarian team of Alex Kliment, Dana O'Keefe, and Michael Tucker directed, wrote, and shot the film in close collaboration with the legendarily eccentric urban historian and tour guide Timothy "Speed" Levitch.
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In a post titled "All politics is tribal," Weigel noted that many of them attacked Ossoff for his work as a documentarian overseas: Handel's campaign wanted veterans to resent Ossoff because he was a media producer and journalist, not one of them.
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Some things remain unanswered, and Mr. Depardon, a veteran photojournalist and documentarian whose films include "Fait Divers," doesn't try to fill in the blanks Every so often, Mr. Depardon folds in exterior images of men and women milling around outside the building.
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Even though her interest in lowrider culture has not waned after a decade of working on and off with the subject, Cohen felt inclined to step out of the frame for this body of work, and into the role of documentarian and archivist.
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The book also recounts Xyza's unlikely journey from migrant domestic worker to street photographer to social documentarian telling the stories of migrant workers in Singapore, many of whom were abused, trafficked and swindled, as well as those in Hong Kong and New York.
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Over the course of 2016, the documentarian Greg Barker followed four key members of Barack Obama's foreign policy team as they traversed the globe trying to solidify policies on matters like the Syrian war, relations with Cuba and the Iran nuclear deal.
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The two nonfiction films are "They'll Love Me When I'm Dead," directed by the Oscar-winning documentarian Morgan Neville, which will arrive on Netflix alongside the Welles feature; and "A Final Cut for Orson: 40 Years in the Making," directed by Ryan Suffern.
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Documentarian Brett Story is interested in how people and their places dwell alongside one another; her previous film, The Prison in 20193 Landscapes, used vignettes filmed throughout the US to explore the concept of imprisonment and the many policies that govern it.
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Yet Einhorn remains a distant invention, a documentarian-artist through whom we encounter facts but who allows us no access to his own emotional back story: any hints of his early relationship with his mother, any depths to his fascination with his grandfather.
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In The Competition, French documentarian Claire Simon turns her camera on the highly selective admissions process at Paris's famous La Fémis film school, which boasts alumni like Alain Resnais (Last Year at Marienbad), Arnaud Desplechin (My Golden Days), and Claire Denis (High Life).
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Documentarian Brett Story is interested in how people and their places dwell alongside one another; her previous film, The Prison in 12 Landscapes, used vignettes filmed throughout the US to explore the concept of imprisonment and the many policies that govern it.
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Joe Berlinger, the Oscar-nominated documentarian, returns to narrative directing for the first time since his disastrous "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" in 2000 with this look at the serial-killing Bundy through the eyes of his girlfriend, played by Lily Collins.
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The entourage accompanying HDL on the night I tracked their movements included local documentarian Stephen McGee and his assistant, and photographer Jon DeBoer, no doubt tapped for his penchant and acuity with Detroit-by-night photography (and responsible for some of the images herein).
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Moore, the award-winning documentarian whose films such as "Bowling for Columbine" and "Fahrenheit 9/11" have inspired liberals and enraged conservatives, unveiled his latest effort this week: "Michael Moore in TrumpLand," a one-man stage performance starring the director about the 2016 election.
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With his new documentary, The Lure, British documentarian Tomas Leach employs a quiet lyricism to compose a portrait of these fanatic treasure hunters and their relationship with Fenn, the wizened old man with a twinkle in his eye pulling the strings on their feverish quest.
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But unlike the average street photographer who snaps away without getting to know his or her subjects, Boogie is a documentarian who actively enters the lives of the people he shoots, building trust and gaining access to their homes, their safe houses, their squats.
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Shawna Kenney: I was being interviewed on a D.C. radio show called Dissonance Radio in 280, and our friend Dave Brown, a photographer and documentarian with an insaniac brain full of hardcore and punk trivia, brought up the club and the idea of a documentary.
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It was kind of unimaginable to live in that area of North Brooklyn with no L. And then, being a documentarian, I realized that this was the kind of story I'd like to tell, and it affected such a cross-section of New Yorkers.
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You'd be able to say, 'Okay this scene happened, and that scene happened,' but it didn't really feel like it was helping my intention of the story because I always intended for it to feel documentarian, like we were just living with these people.
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That sensual film, which shows couples making love outdoors among cattle, typifies the work of this documentarian turned feature film director, who is having a retrospective, "Gabriel Mascaro: Ebbs and Flows," at the Walter Reade Theater in Lincoln Center, from April 15 through 19.
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Yeah, there are the standard trappings of an adventure at sea — including a run-in with pirates — but the overriding tone of the film is middle-age melancholy, which might be what you'd expect once you realize the documentarian is played by Bill Murray.
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From its first moments, In Transit — the late documentarian Albert Maysles's final film, completed with help from Lynn True, Nelson Walker III, David Usui, and Benjamin Wu and released after he died in March 2015 — is fixated on and shaped by lives in transition.
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"Generation Wealth" follows the photographer and documentarian Lauren Greenfield across 22014 years as she examined the roles of money and celebrity in a lurid, occasionally menacing fun-house version of the American dream, while pondering her own childhood and that of her two sons.
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Working with the production company of the Oscar-winning documentarian Morgan Neville, Mr. Chang and Mr. Meehan dress up "Ugly Delicious" with stylistic flourishes that recall Mr. Bourdain's shows as well as "The Mind of a Chef," which Mr. Chang and Mr. Bourdain originated.
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With help from Stephen Slater, a TV documentarian and space buff in Britain who became the movie's archive producer and who, as a passion project, synced audio with footage from Apollo 11's descent, the filmmakers assembled those components into a remarkably fluid whole.
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When it came down to putting it together, concept-wise, I was given a lot of freedom, and that was really important to me because, as much as I am a huge fan of Mick and his work, I don't consider myself a documentarian.
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Beginning with "Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks" (2003) a three-part, nine-hour look at the painful decline of a once-thriving industrial zone, the 52-year-old documentarian has consistently portrayed those dispossessed amid the changing landscape of his rapidly developing country.
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That changed — or so it seemed — in January 2018, when Ben Raines, a writer and documentarian who was then a reporter for AL.com, published an article in which he said he had found the remains of a ship that appeared to be the Clotilda.
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On DVD A mountaineer turned amateur filmmaker who became a major figure in German silent cinema, Arnold Fanck (21957-220) is remembered largely as the man who made the dancer and future Nazi documentarian, Leni Riefenstahl a star — typically, she would claim, at her suggestion.
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Dinesh D'Souza, the best-selling author and documentarian who received a presidential pardon for a felony conviction of making illegal campaign contributions, has spent almost four decades in a cycle of provocation and controversy that has made him, at times, a hero of the right.
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The Knight Institute cites the case of Burmese documentarian Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi, who this year was arrested and sentenced to hard labor for criticizing the Myanmar military in a Facebook post, as precedent for the need to protect pseudonymity on social media.
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But she sometimes worried that she couldn't hold her own against the rising tide of younger talents who were iterating on what she did; Grosvenor-Henry points to Anthony Bourdain, who traveled as a documentarian like Smart-Grosvenor did in so much of her journalistic work.
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Whether you're putting together a physical book to document last year's epic road trip or crafting an online family photo album to share with aunts and uncles scattered all over the globe, these apps can help any digital documentarian take their scrapbooking game up a notch.
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In their 1987 feature film From the Pole to the Equator (Dal Polo all'Equatore) — a highly sensual investigation of films made in the 1910s by early Italian documentarian and explorer Luca Comerio — the artists rephotograph and hand-tint the original footage of "exotic" peoples and places.
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Directed by popular electronic music documentarian, Kevin Kerslake, the film's a deep dive into the troubled life, awe-inspiring career as celebrity DJ and turntablist, as well as the lengthy struggle with drugs and alcohol that led to Goldstein's tragic death by overdose in August of 2009.
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The group has a documentarian arm known as We Shoot First Films Stop The Killing tries to record a scene three or four times a week, Reed says, and has uploaded some of its footage — much of it showing graphic incidents of crime scenes — to YouTube.
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"'Til Madness Do Us Part" takes place almost entirely on a single floor of a mental hospital in southwestern China, though you might initially be forgiven for thinking that the director, the documentarian Wang Bing ("Tie Xi Qu: West of Tracks"), had discovered hell on earth.
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"And," he continued, "I see my father, an intrepid documentarian of the turbulent times he was living in, stepping up to Booker Wright's courageous decision and allowing him the platform to say the unsayable — to speak to an audience that he would otherwise never have had."
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Roosevelt had died in 1962, leaving behind a rich history for a documentarian: a shy woman from a privileged background who emerged from the shadow of her husband, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to become an activist first lady who was often voted the world's most admired woman.
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In "I Am the Blues," the documentarian Daniel Cross spends part of three years driving the cracked back roads of Louisiana and Mississippi to some of the last enclaves of the Delta blues, finding the heart of this indisputable American art form still beating, if growing fainter.
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In Fire at Sea, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi follows the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of life on the island (which center on a young boy whose predominant interests are his slingshots and spaghetti) and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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Alexandra, Pelosi's documentarian daughter, recounts this anecdote: Her son, Thomas — who was named after Big Tommy and who stood at the speaker's side as she reclaimed her gavel — wanted an Xbox in 2017, so he set up a lemonade stand in Manhattan and raked in $1,000.
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Documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of life on the island (especially a young boy who is more interested in his slingshots and spaghetti) and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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"Citizen Kane does not come in year two of VR." Esteemed VR filmmaker/documentarian/founder/CEO Chris Milk took to the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt in NY to discuss the limitations and massive items of potential for the proliferation of VR content, still in its early early early stages.
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The article — citing "stunned" anonymous sources — said that she was going to move on this summer after finishing her September issue, the largest of the year, and which she made famous when she agreed to let the documentarian R. J. Cutler into the Vogue offices to film its making.
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Towards the fag end of 2015, notable anti-corruption activist and documentarian Alexei Navalny released a film that claimed to shed light on the purported business links between the family of Russian prosecutor general Yuri Chaika and the Tsapok gang, a notoriously brutal mob based in southern Russia.
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Faraut's coup is to have unearthed the work of another documentarian, Gil de Kermadec, who made obsessive studies of tennis players in action, shooting from the side of the court, or from a ground-level pit at one end, boxed in like a wildlife photographer in a blind.
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Since the Oscar-winning documentarian received a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival last September following the world premiere of his latest movie, "American Dharma" — in which he interviews former executive executive chairman of Breitbart News and White House chief strategist Steve Bannon — everything has gone downhill.
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Here's where Theron did her homework: award-winning English documentarian Nick Broomfield's 1993 Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer and its 2003 follow-up, Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer (also on Netflix) offer a nuanced portrait of a woman pushed to the brink.
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Photos suitable for an encyclopedia entry—that is, photos that accurately captured the subject in an unfussy, documentarian manner—were being replaced with sun-dappled photos of models standing around wearing fancy backpacks in the foreground while the actual scenery was relegated to the status of window dressing.
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Just this month, documentarian David France's The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson has come under fire for allegedly poaching trans activist Reina Gossett's work, raising questions about how the efforts of white, cisgender filmmakers are prioritized and lent credence over those of trans women of color.
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In films like The Queen of Versailles (2012) and Generation Wealth (2018), the documentarian explores the fabulous, over-the-top wealth concentrated among tiny numbers of people, providing a window into extravagance that seems to teeter on the edge of the tragic — all this money, and for what?
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When Alexandra Pelosi, documentarian and daughter of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, sat down with 15 departing members of Congress in the last few months of 2018, her goal was to come out of it with something close to a guide for all the energetic new members.
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After embedding with drug addicts and a paramilitary group in "The Other Side," the documentarian Roberto Minervini offers a very different look at life in Louisiana with this portrait of two half brothers, a bar owner, the New Black Panther Party and the Mardi Gras Indians in New Orleans.
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In American Dharma, documentarian Errol Morris sat down for an extended conversation with former Breitbart chair and White House adviser Steve Bannon about his ideological views, his interpretation of history, and his involvement in Donald Trump's presidency, the alt-right, and the reemergence of militant white nationalism in America.
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Among the mix of guests, presenters and nominees were Jimmy Fallon, the "Tonight Show" host; Michael Moore, the documentarian; Mj Rodriguez, Emily Blunt, John Krasinski and Julianna Margulies, the actors, plus Alfonso Cuarón, Tarell Alvin McCraney, James Schamus, Gillian Flynn and Kenneth Lonergan, who — among other things — write.
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All it takes is one ideology-driven lawyer or documentarian crafty enough to make the case a cause célèbre and suddenly the victims' families get to spend the rest of their lives going to hearings, or, worse, see their loved ones' killer ennobled and released on a technicality.
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Kashmir Hill, the foremost documentarian, has a wild new study about a couple in South Africa: The downside of this delay is that John and Ann continued to get visits over the last couple of years, as recently as last month when police showed up looking for a kidnapping victim.
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"It's also such a rare opportunity to help bring somebody who's died in police custody, or in the hands of police — that kind of death, it's so rare to have access to that person in a more three-dimensional way," documentarian Davis told Jezebel of Bland's palpable presence in the documentary.
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Case in point: UK artist Andy Leek (who, last time we checked, was giving out gold stars to street artists) and Finnish documentarian Daniela Sea met on Tinder, and proceeded to eradicate the line between art and life by filming their first date from both of their points of view.
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Read more: Trump's latest conspiracy theory is that the Kurds released ISIS prisoners to pull the US back into SyriaThey were joined by such figures as Dinesh D'Souza, the documentarian who received a presidential pardon from Trump for a felony conviction last year, as well as people like Jack Posobiec.
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The 61-year-old documentarian, who helped repopularize the genre commercially with Hoop Dreams, has spent more than 25 years crafting moving meditations on gang violence in Chicago (The Interrupters), the life and times of famed critic Roger Ebert (Life Itself), and the CTE-related dangers football players face (Head Games).
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But there have been few onscreen examinations of the episode, and they have been mostly nonfiction, like the prominent documentarian Stanley Nelson's 2003 examination of the case for PBS's "American Experience" series, and a controversial documentary the same year by Keith Beauchamp, a producer and screenwriter for Ms. Goldberg's film.
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In Fire at Sea, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of life on the island (which center on a young boy whose predominant interests are his slingshots and spaghetti) and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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In Fire at Sea, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of life on the island (especially a young boy who is more interested in his slingshots and spaghetti) and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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MoMA cites Errol Morris and Michael Moore as fans of this Japanese documentarian; "The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On" (on Monday), which follows a potentially mad World War II veteran as he seeks to extract information about the deaths of army cohorts in 212, made Morris's nonfiction-cinema top 2212.
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Now president and chief executive of the conservative think tank the Claremont Institute, and a veteran documentarian ("Rickover: The Birth of Nuclear Power"), he's a former senior vice president for programming at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, where he was pitched projects that skewed right and left — but mostly left.
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Herzog had bet the documentarian Errol Morris that he would eat a shoe if Morris ever finished the movie "Gates of Heaven," and Morris did, so Herzog held up his end of the deal and, as things often go in Hollywood, someone made a movie about the bet about a movie.
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Release date: TBD For American Dharma, documentarian Errol Morris sat down for an extended conversation with former Breitbart chair and White House adviser Steve Bannon about his ideological views, his interpretation of history, and his involvement in Donald Trump's presidency, the alt-right, and the reemergence of militant white nationalism in America.
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David Cypkin, a documentarian whose four photos of the van went viral after his co-producer Billy Corben tweeted them, told me he decided to take pictures one day last December while walking his dog near the parking lot of the Waterways Shoppes in Aventura, the city in which Sayoc once lived.
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"It's sort of puzzling, and kind of fascinating that someone as crucial and important as that would get lost and mixed up, just as she was having her coming-out party for the 21st century," said Ric Burns, the documentarian who collaborated with his brother, Ken, on the PBS "Civil War" series.
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LOS ANGELES — A legend of martial arts cinema, a film editor with 2100 years of experience, a celebrated documentarian and the casting director for films like "Tootsie" and "Fiddler on the Roof" will receive honorary Oscars from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the organization's Governors Awards on Nov. 12.
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When: Opens Saturday, January 23, 11am–6pm Where: Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Pacific Design Center (PDC) (8687 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood, California) Los Angeles-based photographer Catherine Opie is a social documentarian in the vein of August Sander and William Eggleston, whose work transcends its function as historical record to become art.
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A documentarian known for his multifaceted, politically conscious studies of black American life, St. Clair Bourne (1943-2007) made portraits of Paul Robeson (Friday and Saturday), Amiri Baraka (Saturday and Monday) and Langston Hughes (Sunday and Monday) and a chronicle of the filming of "Do the Right Thing" (Friday, Saturday and Monday).
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While the cast shadow (or reflection) of the photographer is a recurring motif in street photography — and used to comic effect by Lee Friedlander and Gary Winogrand, among others — in Saville's frames one senses that it is not a device, but rather a necessity for this documentarian to get the best shot.
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Directed by the British documentarian Tony Palmer, it follows Mr. Cohen and his small band — two guitarists; a bass and fiddle player; Bob Johnston, the Nashville record producer and musical near-anarchist; and the backup singers Donna Washburn and Jennifer Warnes — on a spring 1972 tour of Europe that ended in Israel.
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Richard Schickel, who was so captivated by Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" when he was 5 years old that he grew up to be a noted film critic, Hollywood historian and prolific author and documentarian — and estimated that he had watched 22003,28 movies — died on Saturday in Los Angeles.
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But now that everyone with a smartphone is a potential documentarian, Magnum's young members lean artsier: Alessandra Sanguinetti shoots the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, after the terrorist attack there last summer, as a nearly abstract blackout; Paolo Pellegrin documents the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean by picturing not bodies, but waves.
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This is not to question McKiernan's capabilities as a journalist or a documentarian: He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1976 for his 1975 photography work during the firefight that claimed the life of a Native resister and two FBI agents and earned Peltier a spot on death row in Florida.
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Available to digitally rent on iTunes, YouTube, Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play Nixon's aides apparently shot a lot of Super 8 footage of the president, and when documentarian Penny Lane got her hands on it, she turned it into an intimate and complex look at the former president and the people around him.
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After a six-year hiatus, Michael Moore — the gleefully polemical documentarian from Flint, Michigan — is back on the silver screen with Where to Invade Next, a jovial European excursion that propels Moore into various countries with ingenious ideas for managing a variety of societal constructs, from prison and education systems to parenting.
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In the film We Live In Public, which came out in 2009, acclaimed documentarian Ondi Timoner charts Harris' fall from grace, which culminated in him livestreaming himself and his partner's 24/7 arguments and falling-outs, awaiting the reaction of the viewers to see who they thought had the upper hand in the fight.
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Now, in The B-Side (which just hit theaters), documentarian Errol Morris (The Thin Blue Line) turns his camera on her, letting the kind and self-effacing artist tell her story — from her invention of a proto–selfie stick long before anyone thought of such a thing to the large-format work she's doing today.
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Throughout The Inventor, Morris' off-camera questions for Holmes come across as praise-filled, credibility bolstering inquiries — a fitting tone for a PR job, but a potentially problematic look for Morris as a hard-hitting documentarian close to what would become one of the most highly publicized fraud cases in the history of Silicon Valley.
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Documentarian Alexis Bloom took on a giant task when she decided to make a film about Roger Ailes, the former Fox News executive who died in disgrace last year, having been ousted as CEO after at least 20 women, including network stars Gretchen Carlson and Megyn Kelly, accused him of sexual harassment and assault.
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He was also a documentarian of the quieter moments in life — two lovers sharing a simple kiss, a flower shot to resemble the human form — all of which will be on display in "Implicit Tensions: Mapplethorpe Now," a wide-ranging, yearlong show of his work at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, beginning Jan.
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" Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz, a documentarian and oral historian who calls herself a "cultural worker and cultural producer," is using her Vital Spaces studio to work on a project called New Canon of Mythologies, which compiles and shares "ancestral stories and future-facing prophecies of New Mexico-based Indigenous, Black, and woman of color iconoclasts.
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Speakers include Cindi Alvitre, a Gabrieleno-Tongva Indian and Professor of American Indian Studies at California State University Long Beach; multimedia artist Melora Garcia, whose work in the biennial reflects her Yaqui ancestry; indigenous documentarian Pamela J. Peters, who was raised on a Navajo Reservation in Arizona; and Native American educator and advocate Vincent Whipple.
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Since gatecrashing Chicago rap alongside similarly babyfaced friend and collaborator Lil Bibby with the song "Kill Shit" in 2012, Herbo has continued to refine his voice as a verbally overactive documentarian of the street life he encountered growing up in a part of the city's South Side that's locally referred to as the East Side.
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The Tale is gut-wrenching and tough to watch, but with Fox's deft hand as a documentarian and a towering performance from Dern (who De Palma told Fox was the only actress to have the guts to take this role), it is a complex and unflinching look at the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive.
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The footage sees him chatting with doctors and nurses (telling them, like any self-respecting documentarian, "Do your job, don't worry about me"), blasting out his own music, pouring his heart out to the Snapchat fam about his nerves, all while Nicole quietly goes about the business of, you know, pushing another human being out of her literal body.
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He mingled with Alfred Stieglitz and was mentored by Edward Steichen; he was included in the Museum of Modern Art's 1937 photography survey; he surveyed the streets of Depression-era New York with a documentarian eye; and he even once ran away with the circus, following Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey from Manhattan to Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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In Fire at Sea, which is now on Netflix, documentarian Gianfranco Rosi shows what life looks like for the island's residents and the rescue crews, cutting between scenes of daily life on the island (where it focuses on a young boy who is mostly interested in his slingshots and spaghetti) and the people who help receive and treat migrants.
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I think Documentary Short Subject is between three movies, though, and for different reasons: the hopefulness of Chau, the on-the-ground visceral nature of Body Team 12, or the way Claude would allow the Academy to retroactively award his monumental Holocaust documentary Shoah (by giving someone else an award for a film biography of the great documentarian).
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I think he was a unique individual in terms of his ability to both really invest in understanding the territory that particularly a documentarian was getting into and to really grapple with the content, and also to support and promote the creators at the channel, and also to be a kind of skillful impresario, which is important.
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The documentarian Roger Ross Williams, who became the first black director to win an Oscar when he was recognized for best documentary short, "Music by Prudence," in 2010, and the costume designer Sharen K. Davis, whose credits include "Django Unchained," were also elected, expanding black representation on a board that has been criticized for being heavily white and male.
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Lloyd Handwerker (a documentarian, and Sol's son) recalls Nathan's cultivation of the local political bosses (double-parked customers rarely got tickets, and the place remained aglow during World War II blackouts) and writes that his grandfather hired Nathan's first black counterman in 1947, the same year that Branch Rickey recruited Jackie Robinson to play for the Dodgers.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has nominated documentarian Michael Pack to be the CEO under this new regime.
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The follow-up to "Chip Kidd Book One: Work: 1986 – 2006" is a testament to the designer, fiction writer (of the autobiographical novel "The Cheese Monkeys") and documentarian (he's edited historical books on Batman, Captain Marvel and "Peanuts," as well as other comic book and cartoon heroes) whose design career has been nothing short of prodigious.
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Metacritic score: 65 Documentarian Alexis Bloom took on a giant task when she decided to make a film about Roger Ailes, the former Fox News executive who died in disgrace last year, having been ousted as CEO after at least 20 women, including network stars Gretchen Carlson and Megyn Kelly, accused him of sexual harassment and assault.
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"Some trees it seems, are particularly suitable for rubbing," documentarian and velvet-voiced grandfather to the world, David Attenborough, says in a preview for the second episode of Planet Earth II. It's hard to top the viral sensation that was the "iguana versus snake" chase scene, but the nature documentary series has gifted us something much more calming: Tree scratching, dancing brown bears!
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Frank, a Swiss American who traveled the country with a Guggenheim Grant to complete the work, was once criticized for this work as derogatory and unpatriotic, but today is hailed as a groundbreaking documentarian who through his pictures was able to place a mirror to country and reveal a bit more of what it means to be called an American.
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And by the same token, a high CinemaScore grade should be taken with a healthy grain of salt for highly partisan films such as D'Souza's (or, conversely, from a liberal documentarian such as Michael Moore), or for faith-based films, for which the audience (especially on opening weekend) is likely to be almost entirely people who already agree with the film's ideological perspective.
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The offerings can be divided into portrayals that are fictional (a live orangutan going on a road trip with Clint Eastwood in 1978's Every Which Way But Loose), factual (documentarian Frederick Wiseman's account of scientific testing on live apes in 33's Primate), and farcical (a man in a suit in the 1977 Hong Kong King Kong ripoff Mighty Peking Man).
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Moore's trademark baseball cap eventually became visible over the mob of news reporters; in introducing the film, the Flint, Michigan-born documentarian assumed his trademark mix of dadishness, earnestness, and bitterness, as when he agreed with Trump's distrust of the polls, saying that the "end-zone celebrations" that have greeted the Republican candidate's plummeting odds are what will elect Trump.
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While it specifically deals with the roller-coaster political ride that's been happening in Brazil over the past several years, with bribery scandals that have resulted in several arrests and actual jail time for former presidents, the film feels even more personal given the access documentarian Petra Costa had to her subjects, former presidents Dilma Rousseff and Lula da Silva.
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Coping with the dichotomy between being a supportive partner and a documentarian meant Johnny had to work out where to draw the line, so the series didn't consume their relationship: "There were a lot of times I could have pulled my camera out, which would have made for really powerful and emotional photos, but those were the times it also felt wrong," he says.
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Most are narrated by experts and figures associated with the locales, including the documentarian Ken Burns on the Brooklyn Bridge tour, the comedian Jenny Zigrino on a pub crawl around Faneuil Hall in Boston to taverns associated with Revolutionary War plotting, and the novelist George Dawes Green, also the founder of the Moth storytelling series, on the squares of Savannah (most downloads cost $7.99).
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Like Med Hondo (how has Toronto gotten a retrospective before New York?), Sidney Sokhona, and Oumarou Ganda, Alassane is a filmmaker whose obscurity here speaks to the distance between pioneering French documentarian Jean Rouch and the greater body of Francophone cinema from postcolonial Africa — in other words, the ongoing predicament that several of the most visible movies from this period of African history were made, albeit collaboratively, by a white man.
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At the unveiling of her newest film, a five-years-in-the-making profile of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his key collaborators Sarah Harrison and Jacob Appelbaum, Oscar-winning documentarian, New York Times Magazine cover subject, and alleged enemy of the state Laura Poitras didn 't mince words when asked if there had been friction between her and Assange during and after the shooting of her documentary.
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Jennifer Fox is best known as a documentarian, but for The Tale — which she called "pure memoir" in a Q&A following the film's Sundance premiere — she shifts to a scripted format, transforming her own harrowing story of being molested as a 13-year-old into a sensitive, innovative, even beautiful feature that cuts right to the heart of the most difficult conversations America is currently having as a country.
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Roy DeCarava: the sound I saw and Roy DeCarava: Light Break at David Zwirner September 5—October 1773, 2019 Light Break, and the sound i saw were two exhibitions of the photography of Roy De Carava that ran concurrently at David Zwirner and allowed the viewer to see the many kinds of photographer he was: urban documentarian, street photographer, meticulous formalist, celebrity photojournalist, chronicler of the jazz age.
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Jennifer Fox is best known as a documentarian, but for The Tale — which she called "pure memoir" in a Q&A following the film's Sundance premiere — she shifts to a scripted format, transforming her own harrowing story of being molested as a 13-year-old into a sensitive, innovative, even beautiful feature that cuts right at the heart of the most difficult conversations we're having as a country.
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In the two months since the reports about him went public, dozens of men within Hollywood alone have been accused of or admitted to different levels of inappropriate behavior, including Kevin Spacey, Dustin Hoffman, director Bryan Singer, Geoffrey Rush, Louis C.K., Matt Lauer, documentarian Morgan Spurlock, Pixar Animation head John Lasseter, Girls writer and producer Murray Miller, Jeffrey Tambor, Tom Sizemore, One Tree Hill showrunner Mark Schwahn, George Takei, Gary Goddard, Steven Seagal, Warner Bros.
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According to Le Monde's report, those requesting possession come from all social and class backgrounds, though "75 percent are women—a very large majority of whom have been victims of sexual abuse (rape, incest, etc.)" This demographic of abused women is also reflected in the subjects of Libera Nos (Deliver Us), an upcoming Italian documentarian directed by Federica Di Giacomo that shows how exhaustively inundated Catholic priests are from parishioners demanding exorcisms.
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Release date: May 26 What makes it great: Jennifer Fox is best known as a documentarian, but for The Tale — which she called "pure memoir" in a Q&A following the film's Sundance premiere — she shifts to a scripted format, transforming her own harrowing story of being molested as a 13-year-old into a sensitive, innovative, even beautiful feature that cuts right at the heart of the most difficult conversations we're having as a country.
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Award-winning documentarian Michael Moore on Saturday criticized former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillicon Valley: FBI chief says foreign disinformation 'never stopped' | DNC says Iowa app won't be used in other states | Shadow CEO feels 'really terrible' about caucus debacle | Trump trade adviser claims Bezos won't meet him Romney shocks GOP with vote to convict FBI director says foreign disinformation campaigns 'never stopped' after 2016 elections MORE for saying that "nobody likes" Sen.
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The actress, documentarian and producer, a mother of four, detailed a list of the distinct challenges that most dads do not face: the unequal pay, the unequal emotional and logistic labor required in child care and the unequal stigma both at home (where men are rewarded for any parenting, she wrote, while women are criticized for any parenting slip-up) and at work (with mothers being seen as less committed while fathers are seen as more committed).
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Caliban [NYT] Peter B. Kaplan (1939–2019), daredevil photographer [Delaware Online] Bernard Krisher (19363–2019), champion of free press in Cambodia [Phnom Penh Post] Alessandro Mendini (1931–2019), designer, architect, and editor [NYT] Jake Phelps (1962–2019), skateboarder and Thrasher editor [SF Chronicle] Antonia Rey (1926–2019), film and theater actress [NYT] Maya Turovskaya (1924–2019), theatrical and film critic, film historian, and documentarian [NYT] Scott Walker (1943–2019), experimental musician [Pitchfork] Andre Williams (1936–2019), rhythm-and-blues singer [NYT]
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That someone died is almost an afterthought; we focus on the cathartic thrill of a mystery solved, the petty joy of considering how we'd do a better job than law enforcement professionals, or the hope that—if not in our lives—justice will at least be served on TV. So casual Netflix browsers are forgiven if they might think The Confession Tapes, a new series from journalist and documentarian Kelly Loudenberg, is the next binge-able step in our true-crime obsession.
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Although the MOLAA exhibition begins with a room devoted to Los Four and includes film footage of some of the events surrounding their legendary show devoted to them at LACMA in 1974 — which features cutouts of the original four members and a wonderful clenched protesting fist by Almaraz, with the frame painted by Romero — it becomes clear that these four artists' works quickly took different turns in their work, with Romero alone becoming perhaps the most important documentarian of Chicano events.
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