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Employing home movies, photographs and her artwork to stunning effect, filmmaker Rachael Romero comes to grips with the physical, sexual and emotional abuse she suffered…
MORE ›Can you imagine what it is like to walk on the moon? To bounce along its white, rocky surface, protected only with a suit made…
MORE ›The focus of this urban documentary is the children of a neighborhood on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. For them, the street is a playground, battleground,…
MORE ›Documentary filmmaking often creates a feast-or-famine cycle for makers who continue to produce work over the course of many years. After releasing a film, there’s a period of time in which the filmmakers are on the road across the country and the world to promote their work. The next creative phase involves digging into the often-lonely and highly unglamorous development process of bringing nascent ideas to life as new, full-fledged projects. Per filmmaker request, this open space for conversation is about giving “between-projects” creative life, professional support, and focused creative feedback.
MORE ›Now in its third year, Full Frame and DocuClub are proud to continue the In-the-Works at the 2002 festival. Urban Warrior: Within recent years, the formerly…
MORE ›Now in its fourth year, DocuClub is proud to continue the In-the-Works session at Full Frame. Monster Road: Bruce Bickford may be the world’s only outsider/visionary/folk…
MORE ›The DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival and DocuClub are proud to continue In-the-Works at the 2001 festival. Stutter Step is a video documentary about how, from…
MORE ›Now in its fifth year, DocuClub is proud to continue the In-the-Works session at Full Frame in 2004. In Field of Stone, David Allan Coe…
MORE ›DocuClub is proud to present the In-the-Works at Full Frame for the seventh year running. In Transit is a film that documents the lives of…
MORE ›Now in its sixth year, DocuClub is proud to continue the In-the-Works session at Full Frame. A first-person account of a real plantation in a…
MORE ›The DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival and DocuClub are proud to inaugurate In-the-Works at the 2000 festival. We are offering an unusual opportunity for professionals and…
MORE ›During the political crisis surrounding Senegal’s 2012 presidentail elections, an artist-led youth movement forms to protect the democracy.
MORE ›“When we show you pictures of napalm victims, you’ll shut your eyes. You’ll close your eyes to the pictures. Then you’ll close them to the memory. And then you’ll close your eyes to the facts.” These words are spoken at the beginning of this agitprop film that can be viewed as a unique and remarkable development. Farocki refrains from making any sort of emotional appeal. His point of departure is the following: “When napalm is burning, it is too late to extinguish it. You have to fight napalm where it is produced: in the factories.”
MORE ›The Godars (Chuehs) are nomadic gypsies who migrated from India to Iran and share the same heritage as the gypsies who moved into eastern and…
MORE ›In this seamless blend of reenactment and reality, members of the National Immigrant Youth Alliance enter the Broward Transitional Center in Florida to stop the unjust deportations of detainees.
MORE ›“The Infiltrators” is a docu-thriller that tells the true story of young undocumented immigrants who are arrested by Border Patrol and put in a shadowy for-profit detention center—on purpose. The protagonists are members of the National Immigrant Youth Alliance, a group of radical Dreamers who are on a mission to stop deportations. And the best place to stop deportations, they believe, is in detention. However, when the activists try to pull off their heist—a kind of ‘prison break’ in reverse—things don’t go according to plan.
MORE ›The shortest film in the festival tells the long and complex story of the war in Iraq. But it tells it in fits and starts—with…
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