And it feels especially weird when when a movie like that, in this case a film called Unlocked, is directed by an acclaimed
documentary filmmaker like Michael Apted (the Up series).
Not exact matches
A handful of young children reveal their thoughts in Bay Area
filmmaker Ellen Bruno's wonderful
documentary, «Split,» which is, at times, heart - wrenching in its honesty although it's clear that parental conflict causes them the most stress, not the divorce per se, and not being able to see their father as much as they'd
like.
He also argues,
like the
filmmakers in the Netflix
documentary, What the Health, that there is no evidence that refined sugar causes diabetes, and that diets based on avoidance of certain foods are detrimental for health.
I
like how
filmmakers are making these
documentaries as if things in the horror world happened in reality.
It's clear immediately that
filmmaker Peter Berg is looking to ape the feel and tone of Paul Greengrass» work, as Deepwater Horizon boasts a
documentary -
like feel that's heightened by its low - key performances and general lack of context - with scripters Matthew Michael Carnahan and Matthew Sand, in terms of the latter, delivering dialogue that tends to emphasize authenticity over exposition (ie much of this stuff sounds as though it was pulled directly from real - life transcripts).
The two
documentaries share common cinematic techniques:
like The Cove, the
filmmakers of Racing Extinction employ guerilla - style shooting tactics to create suspense and raise the stakes.
Like the beautiful «Stories We Tell,» directed by Sarah Polley, «Elena» is an extremely personal
documentary directed by a young
filmmaker in search of her past — or part of it.
The
documentary appears
like a serious attempt to go back and understand what made Steven Spielberg the master
filmmaker that he is currently.
«We would
like to acknowledge and congratulate the
filmmakers behind Straight Outta Compton and What Happened, Miss Simone who picked up nods in Best Original Screenplay and Featured
Documentary, respectively.
Dislocation Blues, a short
documentary by Ho - Chunk
filmmaker Sky Hopinka, chronicled the 2016 Standing Rock protests in images both ravishing and harrowing, recalling the keen eye and purposefully jagged montage of recent nonfiction landmarks
like James Longley's Iraq in Fragments or Craig Atkinson's Do Not Resist.
Their curious non-competitive status notwithstanding, these narrative and
documentary premieres read
like a wanna - see list for major indie names, either behind the camera or in front of it: movies you'd see whether it was the world premiere or not, with auteurs /
filmmakers whose surnames stand on their own,
like Solondz, Lonergan, Reichardt, Lee, Herzog, and much more.
It's the pseudonym Edward Snowden used when he first approached, over the Internet,
documentary filmmaker and muckraking journalist Laura Poitras, hoping to find someone trustworthy and with a pulpit who could share with the world what he'd discovered about the outrageous mass surveillance the NSA is engaged in that makes Big Brother look
like an amateur.
It might have missed out on the Oscar shortlist this week, but few
documentaries captured the public's imagination this year
like «The Wolfpack,» which means big things for its
filmmaker Crystal Moselle.
Whether you
like the film or not, this is a revealing portrait of how a film gets shot and how the realities of shooting conditions challenge the
filmmakers and affect the finished production, and joins the growing list of superior
documentaries on filmmaking created specifically for home video releases.
Life Itself A
documentary about critical giant Roger Ebert was inevitable, so it's a relief that it comes from Hoop Dreams director Steve James, a longtime Chicagoan (
like his subject) and a
filmmaker keen to inspirational challenges.
This
documentary, directed by critic Kent Jones, approaches both the
filmmakers and the book from a critical and historical perspective, and is aided by extensive interviews with the
likes of David Fincher, Wes Anderson, Richard Linklater, and Arnaud Desplechin.
Like fellow
documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, Philibert simply deposits us in this world without offering the standard (and arguably overused) tools to guide us through the film.
The first trailer has debuted for directors Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow's upcoming
documentary De Palma which focuses on the career of legendary
filmmaker Brian De Palma, whose resume includes the
likes of Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables, Casualties of War, Mission: Impossible and Carlito's Way; take a look below after the official synopsis... One of the -LSB-...]
From Greta Gerwig's buzzy coming - of - age dramedy Lady Bird to riveting
documentaries like Nancy Buirski's The Rape of Recy Taylor, the diversity of stories being told by female
filmmakers at this year's festival was difficult to narrow down.
Grand Jury Prize (Dramatic): «
Like Crazy» Grand Jury Prize (
Documentary): «How To Die In Oregon» World Cinema Jury Prize (Dramatic): «Happy, Happy» World Cinema Jury Prize (
Documentary): «Hell and Back Again» Audience Award (Dramatic): «Circumstance» Audience Award (
Documentary): «Buck» World Cinema Audience Award (Dramatic): «Kinyarwanda» World Cinema Audience Award (
Documentary): «Senna» The Best of NEXT Audience Award: «to.get.her» Directing Award (Dramatic): Sean Durkin, «Martha Marcy May Marlene» Directing Award (
Documentary): Jon Foy, «Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles» World Cinema Directing Award (Dramatic): Paddy Considine, «Tyrannosaur» World Cinema Directing Award (
Documentary): James Marsh, «Project Nim» Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award: «Another Happy Day» World Cinema Screenwriting Award: «Restoration»
Documentary Editing Award: «If a Tree Falls» World Cinema
Documentary Editing Award: «The Black Power Mixtape 1967 - 1975» Cinematography Award (Dramatic): «Pariah» Cinematography Award (
Documentary): «The Redemption of General Butt Naked» World Cinema Cinematography Award (Dramatic): «All Your Dead Ones» World Cinema Cinematography Award (
Documentary): «Hell and Back Again» Special Jury Prize (Acting): Felicity Jones, «
Like Crazy» Special Jury Prize (Dramatic): «Another Earth» Special Jury Prize (
Documentary): «Being Elmo» World Cinema Special Jury Prize (
Documentary): «Position Among The Stars» World Cinema Special Jury Prize (Dramatic): actors Olivia Colman and Peter Mullan, «Tyrannosaur» Alfred P. Sloan Prize: «Another Earth» Sundance / NHK International
Filmmakers Award: Cherien Dabis
It has also become a favorite film of yours among fellow
filmmakers — in the «One Day Since Yesterday»
documentary, we see people
like Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach talking about their love for it.
The
documentary visits more thriving places
like the docks of Le Havre, or a factory in Château - Arnoux - Saint - Auban, before turning to Varda herself, and her recollections of her earlier days as a photographer and avant - garde
filmmaker.
Documentaries like «Breaking Habits» and «Cranked Up» received U.S. distribution from Good Deed and Salon Pictures respectively while divisive
filmmakers like Gaspar Noe found a home at A24 with his controversial film «Climax.»
Through the Youth
Documentary Program's innovative, standards - based curriculum, participants are able to experience what it is
like to be a professional
filmmaker while building creative confidence and vital 21st century leadership skills.
Find out how
filmmaker Tina Traster is shedding light on feral cats and the humans who help them through efforts
like TNR in her
documentary, Catnip Nation.
THINK: «Girls» meets «Nymphomaniac» ABOUT: Carolee Schneemann, the pioneering artist who charted the course for the
likes of Marina Abramovic, Cindy Sherman, and Tracey Emin, is paid her due by
filmmaker Marielle Nitoslawska in this
documentary.
Like a
documentary filmmaker, De Vliegher unravels a series of stills that live on via fluidity of stroke and vivid sense of movement, piecing together a self - contained environment that catalogs the passage of time, not unlike Monet's infamous Haystacks.
Various members of the art world followed all of this testimony intently, including a
documentary filmmaker who always took the same seat in the front row; a reporter from the Art Newspaper who usually had her highly entertained boyfriend with her; a lawyer working on a screenplay about the Knoedler saga; numerous dealers and appraisers who all came and took notes, treating the trial
like a cautionary tale; and one very pregnant art adviser who told me that she canceled a sonogram so she wouldn't miss anything.
Creative Capital would
like to congratulate
filmmaker Yance Ford on receiving a nomination for an Academy Award for Best
Documentary Feature for his Creative Capital Project Strong Island!
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