Tribeca 2011: Critic’s Choice – Shorts
Below are the Critic’s Choice short picks. For a fest overview and the features, click here. Critic’s Choice – Tribeca…
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Tribeca 2011: Critic’s Choice – Features
A Decade In the Life of the Tribeca Film Festival If you want eight million New Yorkers and millions of…
Beyond a Social Network
South by Southwest (SXSW) has become a convergence of film, interactive media, and music, as the lines between these media…
New Directors/New Films 2011 – Critic’s Choice
For the second consecutive year, The Independent’s senior film critic, Kurt Brokaw, has screened the entire lineup of New Directors/New…
Rendez-Vous With French Cinema – Critic’s Choice
Potiche (François Ozon. 2010. France. 103 min.) Fit and trim in her tailored jogging suit, 69-year-old Catherine Deneuve sprints through…
Are Pitch Sessions the New Black?
Pitch sessions are becoming the go-to attraction at film festivals and conferences. How are filmmakers and expert panelists making the…
Leader of Red Sheep
Red Shirley, Lou Reed’s 28-minute homage to his 101-year-old cousin, Shirley Novick, had its New York premiere January 15th, as…
Doc Doctor’s Story Strategies: Looking for the Perfect Producer? Keep Looking!
Myth #7 “I’ll go on with the film when I find the right producer.” Keep looking! The myth in all…
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Whose Hugo?
David Pierotti writes an ode to the book “The Epicure’s Lament” by Kate Christensen, where he talks to Christensen and goes into the movie adaption of the book and how the book is connected to his own life.