This year, DOC NYC’s selection includes an impressive line-up of African-American films. Wilhemina’s War and BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez feature strong, charismatic female subjects: Wilhemina Dixon fights for better healthcare for her HIV positive daughter and grandchild in Wilhemina’s War. Activist Sonia Sanchez fights against racism, sexism and war through spoken word poetry in BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez. Wilhemina’s […]
Due to schedule maintenance, online ticketing for Bow Tie Chelsea Cinemas screenings will be unavailable from 9:30am to 2pm today. Online ticket sales for IFC Center shows will not be affected. If you have any questions, please email info@docnyc.net For a complete schedule of DOC NYC screenings, go here.
DOC NYC PRO, DOC NYC’s eight-day series of talks, panels, masterclasses and professional development workshops kicks off on Thursday, November 12 at the IFC Center with First Time Filmmaker Day. Experts from the film industry will share their experience and give you essential tips to get your first film off the ground and avoid the pitfalls along […]
Exclusive: Impact Partners Announces Emerging Documentary Producers Fellowship Recipients at DOC NYC IndiewireNovember 10, 2015 at 10:01AM Six of documentary’s emerging film producers will participate in a yearlong workshop series with Liz Garbus, Morgan Spurlock, Thom Powers, Stanley Nelson and other industry heavyweights. Impact Partners has announced the recipients of the Emerging Documentary Producers […]
DOC NYC OFFERS HUNDREDS OF FILMS. HERE ARE SOME OF THE BEST. BY ALAN SCHERSTUHL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2015 | 9 HOURS AGO U.S. Marines veteran Phil Straub in a scene from Thank You for Your Service Justin Garcia A sad truth of our age of Kickstarter is that the term documentary is still regularly applied to nonfiction films that don’t actually document anything […]
DOC NYC brings you a selection of films about the subject of filmmaking with a love story between a storyboard artist and a film researcher, a study of the disappearing art of film projection and many others. An Autobiography of Michelle Maren (US Premiere): An acclaimed filmmaker and his troubled subject craft a captivating portrait of a […]
Take advantage of our $5 special through Wednesday, November 11th! Director of Programming Basil Tsiokos has hand-picked five standout films from the DOC NYC line-up that audiences shouldn’t miss. For a limited time, ticket buyers can get a great deal on these titles for only $5 a ticket. Hurry, the offer is good only through Wednesday, […]
Below is a round up of DOC NYC films in the press: The New York Times Mike Hale reflects on women filmmakers and female performers and artists featured in the DOC NYC line-up (Miss Sharon Jones!, Janis: Little Girl Blue, Feelings Are Facts: The Life of Yvonne Rainier, She’s the Best Thing in it and OXD: One Extraordinary Day) http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/12/movies/at-doc-nyc-womens-film-work.html?_r=0 […]
DOC NYC is proud to present a special selection of Latin-American interest films that will take you to the streets of Cuba for a concert in Havana, in the arenas of Mexico City for a wrestling match and more. 13 Million Voices (NYC Premiere): Young Cubans and Cuban Americans forge ties against the backdrop of […]
In honor of our Visionaries Tribute recipients, DOC NYC is proud to announce special $10 tickets to our Docs Redux presentations, including a 10th anniversary screening of Kim Longinotto’s SISTERS IN LAW (2005) and our 20th anniversary presentation of Jon Alpert’s HIGH ON CRACK STREET (1995). For more information and to purchase tickets, go here. […]