Full Frame Documentary Film Festival

FILMS+EVENTS - SCHEDULE

Cinema 1

Cinema 3

Fletcher Hall

Cinema 4

DAC / PSI

Cinema 2

Elsewhere

9:00

10:00

11:00

Noon

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

6:00

7:00

8:00

9:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

1:00

TBA SCREENINGS ANNOUNCED ONLINE AND AT BOX OFFICE

10:30-12:00

AWARDS BRUNCH

7:40-9:40

12th and Delaware

1:30-3:30

Summer Pasture

4:30-6:30

My Perestroika

4:20-6:20

Book of Miri

Waste Land

7:20-9:20

Restrepo

1:10-3:10
The Poot

Surviving Hitler

7:10-9:10

Enemies of the People

4:00-6:00

The Oath

1:40-3:30
The Uprising of '34

The Uprising of '34

Through rare archival footage and participant interviews, this groundbreaking film recovers the long-suppressed history of the 1934 General Textile Strike, when hundreds of thousands of Southern cotton mill workers walked off the job.

George Stoney, Judith Helfand

4:40-6:40
SDF: In-the-Works

SDF: In-the-Works

10:40-12:10
Shorts Program

A selection of short films screening at Full Frame 2010.

7:30-9:20
Pelada
FREE SCREENING

Pelada
FREE SCREENING

Two former college athletes, one male and one female, travel the world looking for pickup soccer games, meeting an extraordinary range of people who play for the love of the game.

Luke Boughen, Rebekah Fergusson, Gwendolyn Oxenham, Ryan White

10:20-12:15
The Most Dangerous...

The Most Dangerous...

The fascinating story of Daniel Ellsberg, the former Marine and State Department analyst who served as an architect of the Vietnam War while also protesting it—living two lives until he made the fateful and historic decision to smuggle the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times.

Judith Ehrlich, Rick Goldsmith

1:20-3:20
How to Fold a Flag

How to Fold a Flag

Four soldiers who fought together in Iraq come home to resume their normal lives—with very different results. As one of them says, "We went to war as a unit and came home alone."

Petra Epperlein, Michael Tucker

10:10-12:00
Waking Sleeping Beauty

Waking Sleeping Beauty

Like all good fairy tales, the inside story of Disney animation’s stunning comeback after years of box-office disappointments features princesses, princes, and villains, as well as love, laughter, and tears.

4:10-6:30
Freedom Riders

A stirring account of eight extraordinary months in 1961 when 400 black and white men and women risked their lives by flouting Jim Crow laws to travel together on interstate buses and trains traveling across the South.

10:00-11:40
A Boy's Life

This film chronicles two years in the turbulent life of Robert Oliver, a little boy whose deeply disturbed, even violent, behavior at home in the questionable care of his grandmother contrasts sharply with his conduct at school, where he makes the honor roll.

Rory Kennedy, Nick Doob

1:00-2:50
A Film Unfinished

A Film Unfinished

An unfinished Nazi propaganda film depicting the Warsaw Ghetto is now known to have been far more disingenuous than it first appeared.

Germany, Israel

7:00-7:57
Justice in the Coalfields

Justice in the Coalfields

Members of the United Mine Workers take over the Pittston Coal Company and wait for the cops to attack in this vérité recounting of one of the most important labor struggles of the second half of the twentieth century.

7:00-9:20
Morristown: In the Air and Sun

Morristown: In the Air and Sun

Morristown, Tennessee, and Juarez, Mexico, are being drawn closer together by the global economy, and the way their inhabitants live and work (or don’t) is a testament to how the dislocating effects of so-called free-trade agreements have cemented into place a permanent, migratory underclass within our borders, and within Mexico’s.

Career Award
NEW DOCS
Thematic Program
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