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[Published at Awards Watch] Much like the eponymous band it explores, The Velvet Underground defies documentary narrative conventions by focusing on its...
[Published at Living Life Fearless] Multihyphenate Juliet Landau’s feature length directorial debut, A Place Among the Dead, deconstructs the nature of...
The ’80s had arrived. Disco was dead, and for many, new wave synth wasn’t cutting it. People hungered for a...
[Published at Film Inquiry] T Cooper is an accoladed and best-selling novelist, screenwriter, and journalist. Cooper has authored seven novels, including the best-sellers The...
[Published at Film Inquiry] Fear Us Women follows Hanna Böhman, a Canadian civilian who, at 46, felt she needed a drastic change...
[Published at Film Inquiry] In Fear Us Women, director David Darg immerses the viewer instantly at a YPJ outpost in Syria. We immediately...
[Published at Film Inquiry] Heal reintroduces a topic and area of medicine that’s been around for thousands of years, since the Buddha...
[Published at Film Inquiry] Al Gore is, in every sense of the term, a renaissance man. He was one of the...
[Published at Film Inquiry] For a moment, consider the possibility that a physical pain in your body could be the...
[Published at Film Inquiry] Approaching the release of his debut film, Score: A Film Music Documentary, writer and director Matt...
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