After rethinking how film fests work to create a space for experimental docs, the programmer is breaking ground in the physical realm for an encore.
The programming ace talks about game planning a revival of one of New York's best festivals for discovering new filmmakers.
Artistic director Eric Nong talks about how a hybrid virtual/in-person edition of the Southern California festival is extending a dialogue.
The festival director reflects on how a festival that was always global in scope has continued to extend its reach.
A destination for adventurous filmmmakers and filmgoers is opening up its well-curated selection to audiences everywhere.
A unique opportunity has opened up to see the best films of 2020 early on your own time from your own couch.
Freed from the limitations of a physical event, a first-year fest is taking advantage of its reach to connect audiences with resources to take action on issues concerning women's rights.
The long-running festival dedicated to exposing human rights abuses around the world hits home this year in more ways than one by moving online.
The co-founders talk about the short film festival in New York that's led to bigger and bigger things.
The veteran festival programmer talks about the excitement of building a festival in New York focused on fringe fare that can reveal the whole world.
The founders of this exciting new festival at Los Angeles' Downtown Independent talk about creating a diverse showcase to celebrate the experience of women, both on screen and off.
Programmers Ben Fowlie and Samara Grace Chadwick explain how the Maine-based film fest has become a place where docs aren't only shown, but born.
