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Citizen Kubrick

Posted on March 27th . •
Jon Ronson has a fascinating article called "Citizen Kubrick" in The Guardian today about Stanley Kubrick's archive. It's an amazing look into the massive amount of research ...
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Mr. Death

Posted on March 26th . •
Errol Morris is a gifted filmmaker who carefully constructs his stories in a deliberate and highly-entertaining fashion. Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, ...
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Standing in the Shadows of Motown

Posted on March 22nd . •
I've been lucky enough to work on documentaries that gave me a chance to meet and learn about amazing people and stories that I would never have known about. When ...
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New Brunswick Filmmakers’ Cooperative is 25!

Posted on March 1st . •
About 21 years I first found out about the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Cooperative in Fredericton New Brunswick and today the Coop (as I will always know it) is 25. ...
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Remembering the Web That Was

Posted on November 30th . •
About a week ago my son asked me for some help with redoing his Web site. He's seven years old and he likes to do things that everyone else in ...
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A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies

Posted on November 8th . •
I just finished watching "A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies" which was codirected by Scorsese and Michael Henry Wilson. In one of those odd coincidences I ...
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