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    Francine McDougall on Rolling the Dice with “Sugar & Spice”

    “All My Work is the Desire to Live Fully, To Grab it and to Swallow Life”: Mira Nair on a Career Showing the Unseen

    Reclaiming Reality: Mario Van Peebles on Reimagining a City and an Industry in “New Jack City”

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FestivalsReviewsToronto Film Festival 2011

TIFF ’11 Review: Werner Herzog Dives Deep “Into the Abyss”

Bringing a different perspective to a film about death row, the latest from the "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" director offers a smart (and even occasionally funny) look at the perpetual cycle of crime.
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Pastor Jay Reinke in Williston in "The Overnighters"
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Interview: Jesse Moss on Keeping Watch on “The Overnighters”

On following the story wherever it may lead in this riveting documentary about a pastor whose generosity leads to a crisis of faith.
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Matthew Van Dyke in "Point and Shoot"
Interviews

Interview: Marshall Curry on Capturing a War Abroad and Within in “Point and Shoot”

The Oscar-winning documentarian on unpacking the crazy story of Baltimore-born Libyan freedom fighter Matthew VanDyke.
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Abigail Evans in "Butterfly Girl"
Interviews

SXSW ’14 Interview: Cary Bell and
Jessica Miller on Giving
“Butterfly Girl” Wings

On the story of a teen fighting for the usual independence, only for the most unusual of reasons - a rare skin condition.
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Susan Fredrickson, Peter Larson, Neal Larson discover Sue, the Tyrannosaurus Rex in South Dakota in "Dinosaur 13"
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Interview: Peter Larson and
Todd Douglas Miller on Digging
for the Truth in “Dinosaur 13”

On the paleontological find of the century and extracting facts from fiction in the nasty legal battle that followed.
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Festivals

Docuweeks 2011’s Another Two to See (Only in L.A.) – “Semper Fi” and “Being Elmo”

If you're in L.A., there's still a week left to catch some of the year's most interesting nonfiction films. Here are two you should see if you're in the area.
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Interviews

Interview: Alex Stapleton Talks About Breaking Into “Corman’s World”

The filmmaker discusses getting her big break by making a movie about the man who has given them to so many others including Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard and Jack Nicholson.
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David Marshall's "Beginning with the End"
InterviewsSXSW

SXSW ’14 Interview: David Marshall on the
Life Lessons of “Beginning With the End”

On how a most unusual high school class allows its students to confront death to learn to live life in a new documentary.
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ASOMOBI Coffee Roasters in Costa Rica in "A Small Section of the World"
Interviews

Interview: Lesley Chilcott on the Cultural Rejuvenation of Coffee in “A Small Section of the World”

The "Inconvenient Truth" producer on her directorial debut about an inspiring group of female coffee growers in Costa Rica.
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Michael Rossato-Bennett's "Alive Inside"
Interviews

Interview: Michael Rossato-Bennett and Dan Cohen Find the Music Within “Alive Inside”

On their documentary about the therapeutic qualities of music for Alzheimer's patients.
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A scene from Robert Kenner and Eric Schlosser's "Command and Control"
Interviews

Interview: Robert Kenner & Eric Schlosser on Launching a Conversation about Nuclear Weapons with “Command and Control”

The pair behind "Food Inc." talk about their reunion on this nonfiction thriller about a 1980 accident that almost caused America to blow a hole in itself.
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Songhoy Blues in "They Will Have to Kill Us First"
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Interview: Johanna Schwartz on the Musical Revolution in Mali in “They Will Have to Kill Us First”

The British-based filmmaker on her documentary about those fighting to create harmony in a place where music has been banned.
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