Sundance
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The cameras of the 2021 Sundance documentaries
Indiewire conducted a survey of filmmakers with projects screening at the 2021 #Sundance Film Festival to better understand the tech this year’s crop used. Of them, non-fiction films from the U.S. Documentary Competition, World Documentary Competition, and selection of Premieres, explained their camera and lenses of choice with Canon reigning. Below are the documentaries with…
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Taming The Garden
ENVIRONMENT: A single man wields enough power to uproot the living artifacts of his country’s collective history and memory.
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«We are simply looking for good films»
INTERVIEW: Andrea Prenghyová, Project Director of dok.incubator, speaks with Modern Times Review on the 2021 workshop.
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Sundance 2021: The complete documentary programme
Taking place primarily as a virtual event, 28 January – 3 February 2021, with satellite screenings across the USA, #Sundance Film Festival has just announced its full 2021 programme, including all documentary selections. Below the selections from U.S Documentary Competition, World Documentary Competition, and the Documentary Premieres are listed. Find all the information and synopsis…
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«We have to start with ourselves, or nothing will change»
DOK.REVUE: An interview with Macedonian documentarians Ljubomir Stefanov and Tamara Kotevská, creators of the film Honeyland.
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The death of democracy by a thousand cuts
JOURNALISM: A vivid portrait of tenacious Filipino journalist Maria Ressa, founder of the Duterte-critical Rappler.com.
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The years to come
SOCIETY: Maite Alberdi's film cleverly touches on a delicate theme and invites us with compassion and tenderness to reflect on isolation, the rigours of patriarchal society, and the organisation of work and family.
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«Chile is now living a transformation»
ChileDoc: With a strong showing of work at both DOK Leipzig and IDFA, Chile's documentary output continues to thrive. To find out more Modern Times Review spoke with the Director of Chiledoc, Diego Pino Anguita.
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Documentary for social change
SOCIAL CHANGE: Essential reading for all who want to better understand what makes our time the documentary golden age