interviews
Interviews with filmmakers and other politically interesting people.
Some filmmakers working with the feature documentary genre want to reconnect us with History itself, enticing audiences to actively engage with the ever-changing, politically…
"Crude" tells its story with devastating understatement, wrapping the central plot of corporate negligence. But justice is not swift when Big Oil is your…
Alan Parker: The British director Alan Parker is one of the most versatile filmmakers of our time. Truls Lie of *Le Monde diplomatique* met…
Brügger and his travel companions deliver a ballsy theatrical spectacle in a regime of terror. In the opening scene of his latest documentary, "The…
Timoner wins the Sundance Grand Jury Prize with a haunting depiction of the extremities of our online existence.
Two films explore the boundaries between art and porn, sexual spectacle and exploitation.
Remembering the past is what inspires reappropriation. With both their films, Backès and Bense give us work that has reproduced the essence of one…
In July, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival’s annual presentation of up-coming Eastern European documentaries showcased a lexicon of lifestyles – works-in-progress.
The films selected for, and the people invited to SFJFF make emotions run high in the Jewish community and amongst festivals sponsors.