This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Carrie Nelson From left, directors Olivia Mori and Drew DeNicola, and producer Danielle McCarthy. The New York premiere of BIG STAR: NOTHING CAN HURT ME made DOC NYC history: it was the first film screening at the festival that sold out the School of Visual Arts Theatre’s […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Since 2001, the VII Photo Agency has represented photographers whose work is clearly born out of passion and telling prolific narratives through images. The VII UNCOMMISSIONED film program featured short films from eight world-renowned photographers from the agency. At the screening, DOC NYC’s artistic director […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Since 2001, the VII Photo Agency has represented photographers whose work is clearly born out of passion and telling prolific narratives through images. The VII UNCOMMISSIONED film program featured short films from eight world-renowned photographers from the agency. At the screening, DOC NYC’s artistic director […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Since 2001, the VII Photo Agency has represented photographers whose work is clearly born out of passion and telling prolific narratives through images. The VII UNCOMMISSIONED film program featured short films from eight world-renowned photographers from the agency. At the screening, DOC NYC’s artistic director […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Maggie Glass For those who love the epilogue, the afterword, the “Where Are They Now?”, there is undoubtedly nothing better than the Up series, a film project in which a number of British schoolchildren from different class backgrounds are followed throughout their lives, with updates released every […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Maggie Glass For those who love the epilogue, the afterword, the “Where Are They Now?”, there is undoubtedly nothing better than the Up series, a film project in which a number of British schoolchildren from different class backgrounds are followed throughout their lives, with updates released every […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Maggie Glass For those who love the epilogue, the afterword, the “Where Are They Now?”, there is undoubtedly nothing better than the Up series, a film project in which a number of British schoolchildren from different class backgrounds are followed throughout their lives, with updates released every […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Director André Robert Lee spoke at the screening of his film at DOC NYC. Before André Robert Lee screened his insightful film THE PREP SCHOOL NEGRO, he had one request for the audience: “As you watch the film ask where your heart and mind meet.” The […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Director André Robert Lee spoke at the screening of his film at DOC NYC. Before André Robert Lee screened his insightful film THE PREP SCHOOL NEGRO, he had one request for the audience: “As you watch the film ask where your heart and mind meet.” The […]
This post was written by DOC NYC blogger Dalila-Johari Paul Director André Robert Lee spoke at the screening of his film at DOC NYC. Before André Robert Lee screened his insightful film THE PREP SCHOOL NEGRO, he had one request for the audience: “As you watch the film ask where your heart and mind meet.” The […]