Full Frame Day 3: Audrie & Daisy
The true strength of this documentary is in the compelling tale of Daisy Coleman.
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Shore Scripts Writing Contest — Closed
You've done it! You've finished your masterpiece, a script destined to wow the critics and win a slew of awards... Now what?
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Full Frame Day 2: Bending the Law
Sometimes we get so wrapped up in the perceived rightness of our cause that we forget that law is supposed to preserve and promote justice for all.
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Full Frame Day 1: By Sidney Lumet; Starless Nights; Kedi
Few screenings at festivals are more sublime than compilation pieces that shed new light on a director or series of films you genuinely admire; few are more disappointing than such pieces that don't accomplish that feat.
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2016 Full Frame Preview
What should you watch at documentary's premiere festival?
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Superman — Superstar
Jesus, you just won't believe the hit you've made around here. You are all we talk about, the wonder of the year. Oh what a pity if it's all a lie. Still, I'm sure that you can rock the cynics if you tried.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (Snyder, 2016)
When it comes to comic books, I've always been a D.C. guy.
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SXSW 2016 Report Card
Documentaries outshone narratives and smaller films eclipsed headliners.
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Newtown (Snyder, 2016)
It's never the common elements of these stories that get to you--it's the personal, authenticating details.
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Starving the Beast: The Battle to Disrupt and Reform America’s Public Universities (Mims, 2016)
In ninety-five minutes, director Steve Mims traces the origins of educational reform, drawing a line from Clayton Christensen's meta-narrative about "disruptive innovation" to battles over the administration of public universities in Texas, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Virginia, and North Carolina.