The little - noticed ACID section yields a mesmerizingly beautiful
nonfiction film about an Argentine jack - of - all - trades
A nonfiction film about the slow bleed of American manufacturing jobs over the past five to six decades, American Made Movie is engaging enough for armchair politicos, but generally more successful as a diagnostic statement of basic socioeconomic condition than a groundbreaking work in and of itself.
Not exact matches
If what you want is to hear people talk
about Petit (including Petit), you might as well buy a copy of the memoir upon which the «The Walk» is based, or watch James Marsh's great 2008
nonfiction film «Man on Wire,» which includes so many re-enactments that it's half a drama, anyway.
In spotlighting the mostly sweet - natured but still slightly bruised give - and - take of this unusual codependent relationship, director Zachary Heinzerling's movie sidesteps doctrinaire concepts of
nonfiction art
films and expands its core audience, imparting glancing lessons
about the uncertainty of love and the almost necessary dance of responsibility and care - taking involved.
After teasing a number of different ambitious projects in 2017 — including an adaptation of Fernando Morais»
nonfiction book The Last Soldiers Of The Cold War: The Story Of the Cuban Five and a slightly re-cast version of Idol's Eye, his perpetually stalled Chicago mob thriller — Assayas ultimately went with a previously unannounced project
about the French publishing industry as his next
film.
Based on the
nonfiction book compiled by Long Beach high school teacher Erin Gruwell from the writings of her economically - challenged and scholastically - underserved students taken from their diaries, Freedom Writers is a formula feel - good
film about one teacher's near - quixotic quest to get her students to learn something
about themselves, and
about others, in order to not be swallowed up by the negativity surrounding them.
Penny Lane (Our Nixon) talked to us
about the importance of pacing in her creative
nonfiction exploration of pseudoscience, why they used animated re-enactments, and how to think
about documentary
film.
She's constantly barking one - liners, insults, advice, tales
about the famous men she dated, or breaking out into song or dance (she also tries to direct the
film herself at times, ordering the cameraman around in what could contend to be one of the funniest
nonfiction moments onscreen this year... or ever).
NEW JOURNALISM AND NEW
NONFICTION By Eric Hynes Embedding himself in the production of hybrid
film Kate Plays Christine provokes a writer to think
about documentary's fresh affinities with a seminal journalistic movement
With my
nonfiction hat on, I wrote a book on 19th - century murder and how real - life crimes were used for entertainment purposes: Where today we have
films about the Boston strangler or whatever, they had plays and novels and even puppet shows.