Using cameras on mobile phones with some clever adaptations, cinematographer Radium Cheung brought his vast experience and unique sensibilities to Tangerine, the story of a transgendered prostitute in Los Angeles. The result is an eye-popping yet humanistic look at a hard world.
Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw picks favorites from the 26th annual fest co-presented by the Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center
“We are a voice for activists working independently of large media companies, to some degree in opposition to them,” explains Free Speech TV founder John Schwartz. “We champion work that…
…made several hours of nonfiction programming for the national schedule will not be competitive.” To learn more about how to pitch to American Experience, visit www.pbs.org/amex. American Masters—accepts pitches A…
What is IFFCON? IFFCON [International Film Financing Conf- erence] is an annual conference in San Francisco with a dual purpose: to educate filmmakers about financing independent films in today’s global…
…humanity makes it captivating, [and] the spectacle is underscored with meaning,” Nick explains. “[Making a film about it] is not a mission for me, but rather an invitation for audiences…
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…it. I wanted things to unfold in a way that would allow [the past and the present] to be happening at the same time, and not manipulate the simultaneous nature…
Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw reviews the 2021Tribeca Festival, which celebrates its 20th anniversary. He spotlights the Warner Bros. musical In the Heights and Michèle Stephenson’s Stateless, two movies tied to the Dominican Republic in two very different ways. He also reviews Coded, Ryan White’s short documentary about J. C. Leyendecker, and The Queen of Basketball, Ben Proudfoot’s documentary on basketball pioneer, Lusia Harris-Stewart.