IDFA 2017: The Female Gaze is Gone — Jennifer Merin reports
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, otherwise known as IDFA, has accomplished during the decades since it was co-founded by Ally
Read moreInternational Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, otherwise known as IDFA, has accomplished during the decades since it was co-founded by Ally
Read moreFilmmaker Justine Harbonnier takes us to Montreal, where the city’s oldest house is being moved to make way for posh
Read moreWhile people in the West use smartphones to live healthier, happier lives, the construction of such devices has horrific health
Read moreChina’s Yiwu Market is one of the largest shopping complexes in the world. Gorgeously shot, thematically focused and politically resonant,
Read moreRepair cafes are popping up around the world as a community-based antidote to throwaway culture. In Cat Mills’ EDA Award-nominated
Read moreDutch filmmaker Clara van Gool’s short dance documentary takes us to London’s bleak financial district, where traders, bankers, and hedge
Read more.Filmmaker Alexandra Gaulupeau takes us into the unique world of Marla Coppolino, a malacologist (snail expert), artist and self-proclaimed spokesperson
Read moreFilmmaker Yan Chun Su’s gorgeous observational film captures life on the Tibetan Plateau. The last of Tibet’s drokpa (nomads) lead
Read moreLe Concours, translated as “The Entrance Exam,” is an in-depth and intimate look at the students applying to La Fémis,
Read moreFor the second consecutive year, the Alliance of Women Film Journalists is partnering with DOXA Documentary Film Festival to present EDA Awards for best female-directed films at the 16th annual festival, to be held from May 4 to 14, in Vancouver, BC. Continue reading…