THE PHOTO MAN

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THE PHOTO MAN

I've spent a lot of my life working in and with audio visual archives. Mostly the moving image variety. I've shared my family's personal memories at Home...

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BEYOND RECOGNITION: THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF A FACE TRANSPLANT

You may be familiar with this story. It's an inspirational three-parter, with more to come. Chapter 1: In June 2007, Carmen Tarleton's estranged...

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RONALD

Producer-director John Dower likes to visit with people. He did just that with "Bradley Wiggins: A Year in Yellow," an award-winning hour with the British...

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WE ARE THE BEST!

Welcome back to 1982. Long live Stockholm! Down with the Establishment! Long live punk! Novelist, poet, producer, cinematographer, screenwriter, and...

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SHOWFOLK

Part of the "Shorts Program: Gone Hollywood" collection at the 2014 AFI DOCS, this is one of those plucky, nostalgic entries that affectionately cobbles...

2014 AFI DOCS FESTIVAL – NEW FILMS, NEW DIRECTOR, NEW SPONSOR

Now in its 12th year, AFI DOCS (formerly SilverDocs) is still morphing into a new kind of festival. Sure, it's always been about documentaries, and this...

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WILD BOAR

Kicking off my reviews for this 2014's edition of AFI DOCS (in the 'Odds and Ends' shorts program) is a great new film from Dutch filmmaker Willem Baptist....

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LULLABY

Jewish guilt runs deep in life, and especially during the approaching death of the patriarch of a well-to-do and decidedly estranged New York City...

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WORDS AND PICTURES

Formulaic and predictable, this old-fashioned love story between two teachers is saved by the mildly entertaining performances of Clive Owen and Juliet...

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FRIENDED TO DEATH

What looks cutesy-smarmy during the pre-credit sequence that jump-starts "Friended to Death," DC-native Sarah Smick's feature film debut, will...

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