Pioneering documentary filmmaker Ed Pincus (Black Natchez, 1967; Axe in the Attic, 2007) embodied the utopian hopes, fears, and neuroses of the Sixties generation when…
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51 Birch Street
Doug Block
Within a few months of his mother’s unexpected death, Doug Block is stunned to learn that his father, Mike, plans to move to Florida to…
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Forgery, misrepresentation, and reinterpretation of past events swirl together in a kaleidoscopic illustration of fact and
fiction.
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As two friends, both survivors of Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia, travel to revisit the past, they find the journey
threatens their relationship.
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Forbidden Lie$
Anna Broinowski
Con or artist? Nourma Khouri, author of a bestselling book about the honor killing of a friend, is accused of taking
significant artistic liberties.
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A Man Vanishes
Shohei Imamura
A film crew sets out to discover what became of a Japanese salesman who disappeared in the 1960s.
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My Kid Could Paint That
Amir Bar-Lev
Everything changes when there’s a suggestion that the celebrated paintings of a prodigy toddler may not be entirely hers.
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Operation Filmmaker
Nina Davenport
Good intentions go terribly awry when the filmmakers of a Hollywood movie bring an aspiring filmmaker from Iraq to
intern on set.
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Stories We Tell
Sarah Polley
This extremely personal film tenderly exposes a deep family secret, revealing the various, and varied, recollections of
everyone involved.
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Theater of War
John Walter
A behind-the-scenes look at a modern production of Mother Courage and Her Children gives way to a nuanced examination of storytelling.
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