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Flaherty diary: A week in the Age of Migration
Curating the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar is, in a lot of ways, a film programmer’s dream—an invitation to spend a year building a week-long documentary and experimental film program with... more
NEWS
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SF Chronicle: "Frameline names K.C. Price executive director"
"Frameline, the San Francisco nonprofit that puts on America’s oldest gay film festival and runs other film and video programs in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community, has hired... more
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Interview. Jesse Moss and Tony Gerber.
"This is part of the endless war machine. The war machine grinds on. They used to run Cold War simulations there. Now they run Iraq simulations there. They're beginning to evolve more into Afghan War simulations. For ...
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CALENDAR
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Already in progress, since July 5, the anniversary of the 1934 "Bloody Thursday," Laborfest presents a few more weeks of class-conscious filmmaking and other events at a variety of venues,... more
"11th Hour" and friend
“11th Hour” co-directors Leila Conners-Petersen and Nadia Conners along with environmental expert Kenny Ausubel of Bioneers, at the Hotel du Cap Saturday afternoon ahead of the premiere of their environmental doc. The film goes beyond the scope of global warming, sending a message that non-action will mean suicide for humanity as a species, while at the same time giving hope in new technologies that can reverse damage done. “We’re not in need of saving the planet,” said Leila giving context to the message in her film. “We need to save ourselves.” (Photo and text by Brian Brooks/indieWIRE. Reprinted with permission, copyright 2007.)
topics: cannes film festival, directors, documentary, environmental films
05.21.2007
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