DOC NYC ’19 Interview: Joe Berlinger and Robby Naish on When the Tide Turned in “The Longest Wave”
On setting out on a search for the world's smoothest surfing conditions and finding something far more rewarding in the choppy waters.
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DOC NYC ’19 Review: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Apprehending a Cold-Blooded Killer in “After the Murder of Albert Lima”
A man’s unusual path to find his father’s killer unexpectedly turns a tragedy into a comedy.
DOC NYC ’19 Review: An Experiment in Terroir Unfolds in Laura Naylor’s “Vas-y-Coupe!”
A warm portrait of a season in the Champagne region of France uncorks emotions that are generally bottled up.
DOC NYC ’19 Interview: Bruce Franks Jr., Sami Khan and Smriti Mundhra on Uncovering a Citizen’s Hidden Powers in “St. Louis Superman”
The filmmakers and subject of this inspiring short talk about finding the inner strength to take action when all seems lost.
DOC NYC ’19 Review: A Community is Brought Together by a Con in Martha Shane’s “Narrowsburg”
The "After Tiller" filmmaker entertainingly examines the wide-reaching implications of a town that buys into a cinematic dream that may be t...
