Festival
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TEL AVIV 2012: Reconciliation?
What can a film festival in Tel Aviv teach us about the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians?
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SHEFFIELD 2012: Self Shooters
What impressions of the documentary industry can 100 seminars in one week at the festival DOC/FEST give?
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ROTTERDAM 2012: Observing China
As documents in pure direct cinema, Willemien Sanders looks at Chinese docs shown at the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
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GO SHORT INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL: Why size matters
How can you craft a story that will have some impact? What is the best way to use the limited time available? Three approaches to making a short film are discussed by Willemien Sanders
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SAN FRANCISCO 2012: A real desire for understanding
The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival has earned a reputation for bold programming. Panelists discuss Jewish identity, values, and politics. Occasionally, the documentaries screened at the festival have provoked protest and anger from within the Jewish American community
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TORONTO 2009: Who Created Whom?
Remembering the past is what inspires reappropriation. With both their films, Backès and Bense give us work that has reproduced the essence of one man’s history into a documented artistic journey.
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VISIONS DU RÉEL 2006: Of Flesh and Blood
The films at the 2006 Visions du réel festival inspired reflections on how to represent suffering in documentaries.
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OXDOX 2005: Thinking “Identities in Transition”
The third OXDOX festival showed 100 films and focused on "Worlds in Transition".
