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Richard Nixon

Documerica, Self-Portrait of a Nation on the Brink Pierre-Francois Didek

Documenting our destruction

Margareta Hruza / November 2, 2024

ENVIRONMENT: Fifty years after capturing America’s consumerist landscape, photographers revisit their work, offering a reflective documentary on environmental crises and unfulfilled promises.

Documerica, environment, extinction, Great Depression, jihlava idff, Karamoja Productions, Les Films en Vrac, oil crisis, overconsumption, petroleum, Pierre-Francois Didek, pollution, Richard Nixon, Ring Prod, Self-Portrait of a Nation on the Brink

The Consultant Eado Zuckerman

CoPro announces Israeli film sales pilot programme for 25th anniversary

Modern Times Review / May 26, 2023

The timely documentary feature The Consultant takes centre stage at CoPro 25 – The Israeli Coproduction Market, shedding light on

Benjamin Netanyahu, Richard Nixon, ronald reagan, Viktor Orbán

Manufacturing New Tech Truth IDFA Talks

New Tech – Manufacturing the Truth?

Sevara Pan / December 9, 2022

IDFA: Filmmakers and artists weigh in on old and new technologies in documentary film and their ethical implications.

Ali Eslami, Amer Shomali, artificial intelligence, Bethlehem, civil disobedience, Francesca Panetta, futurism, identity, IDFA, Intifada, MIT, Richard Nixon, Social media, Twitter, William Uricchio

The man behind elections – and Fox News

Marc Glassman / March 20, 2019

MEDIA: Roger Ailes transformed America with Fox News. A born bully.

Alex Gibney, Alexis Bloom, America, Bill Gates, Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes, donald trump, Fox News, George H.W. Bush, Jew, liberal Christian, media, media strategy, muslim, populist, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Roger Ailes, Toronto

In the hallway of the Yugoslav past

Carmen Gray / March 7, 2018

Hotel Jugoslavija appears as a mirror image of the Yugoslav glory and downfall, symbolised by the once grand and luxurious hotel in the capital of a country that ceased to exist.

Adriatic Sea, Arkan, Balkan, Belgrade, Benjamin Poumey, Berlin International Film Festival, brotherhood, Brutalist, buildings, capitalism, communist, Danube, East-West, embargoe, embargoes, enthusiasm, former Yugoslavia, French TV, hallway, Hotel Jugoslavija, iPhone, iPhone store, Jugoslavija, letters, Luc Besson, luxurious, modernism, monuments, moscow, nationalism, NATO, NATO bombardment, Nicolas Wagnières, Queen Elizabeth II, Richard Nixon, sectarianism, Serbian, socialism, Swiss, Tito, Tito’s funeral, war, Willy Brandt, World War II, Yugoslav era, Yugoslavia, Zagreb, Željko Ražnatović

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