Why We (Still) Need AIVF
When I started to write this article, I began with a David Letterman-esque list of 20 reasons we need AIVF….
When I started to write this article, I began with a David Letterman-esque list of 20 reasons we need AIVF….
I first became aware of AIVF when Martha Gever was editor of The Independent. I marveled at this national organization…
In 1975, when a small group of energetic filmmakers convened the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers in their living…
What happened at AIVF over the last 30 years? Coming up with a coherent and entertaining way to answer that…
Ohio-based filmmakers Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert’s 3-hour and 45-minute documentary A Lion in the House follows five families with…
Larry Clark’s films are shocking. There’s Kids, about drug-using, AIDS-carrying, sexually active Manhattan teenagers; Bully, the true story of a…
In 1973, a young, cinema-loving bohemian couple fled the high rents of Manhattan for the more affordable suburbs of Huntington,…
I thought that making Monster’s Ball was rough. I vowed upon wrapping that film that I would never make another….
“I don’t know how big of a historian you are,” begins David Dundas, one of the founders of YouAreTV, a…