Hot Docs 2024 Interview: Alix Blair on Getting Inside the Grip of the Hands of Time in “Helen and the Bear”
Hot Docs 2024 Interview: Jennifer MacArthur on a Movement Towards Sustainability for Black-Owned Forests in “Family Tree”
Hot Docs 2024 Interview: Roya Sadat on Watching Women Take a Seat at the Negotiating Table in “The Sharp Edge of Peace”
San Francisco Film Fest 2024 Review: A Consciousness of Others Takes Root in Nicholas Ma’s Endearing “Mabel”
Review: Tragedy Brings Together People of Different Walks of Life in Hilla Medalia’s “Mourning in Lod”
SXSW 2024 Review: “Dory Previn: On My Way to Where” Charts the Journey of a Musician Who Brought Together Different Tracks
Composer Kathryn Bostic on Making Silents Golden with “The Flying Ace” and “Something Good – Negro Kiss”
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