A new program has been added to the DOC NYC’s “International Perspectives” section: Grace & Mercy, a feature documentary, showcases the tireless work of Marie Jose Poux, who runs an orphanage, and her brother, Ben Constant, the “Mayor” of one of the largest tent cities in Port-au-Prince. Combining unprecedented access with cinema-vérité footage, director Luis […]
Honoring the documentary pioneer (Primary; Crisis; Happy Mother’s Day) who died this year.
Seven films highlighting diverse New York stories in competition for Metropolis jury prize.
Ten films celebrating directors with a distinct directorial vision and topics from around the world in competition for Viewfinders jury prize.
DOC NYC, the city’s premier documentary festival, will return to downtown New York with its 2nd annual event from November 2-10, 2011 at IFC Center, NYU and additional venues. This year’s festival will expand from seven to nine days, adding several new sections, increasing the number of competition films and panels, and showcasing a retrospective […]
DOC NYC is now accepting short and feature submissions for its 2011 edition.
DOC NYC returns to New York Nov. 2 – 10, 2011.
Mark your calendars!
DOC NYC is over, but the memories live on. Take a look at some of our favorite moments from DOC NYC’s first year.
Last night’s gala screening of Errol Morris’ ‘Tabloid’ featured a very special unexpected guest: Joyce McKinney, the subject of the film. See what happened after the show.
More than 100 volunteers helped make the first DOC NYC a success. See some of the fun from behind the scenes.