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1971
Before Snowden, Wikileaks, and Watergate, there was 1971, the year a few ordinary citizens took on the abusive powers of the FBI.
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BRONX OBAMA
What if one day you looked in the mirror and saw the most powerful man in the world?
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DAVID & ME
David & Me is a gritty, gut-wrenching doc about two unlikely friends - a convicted murderer and a young filmmaker.
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9to5: Jaret Belliveau and David Eberts, KUNG FU ELLIOT podcast – Fantasia Edition
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Paste Magazine: BROOKLYN CASTLE named one of top 50 documentaries streaming on Netflix
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Breakfast Television Montreal: KUNG FU ELLIOT follows an eccentric martial artist from New Brunswick who is obsessed with becoming Canada’s first action movie star.
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Awkward Movements: MIRAGE MEN is a feature documentary about the greatest real-life MacGuffin of all time.
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Darren's World: The emotional consequences of KUNG FU ELLIOT are quietly gripping.
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Better With Popcorn: 9/10... if you enjoy fascinating documentaries involving people trying to achieve their dreams, KUNG FU ELLIOT is very funny, entertaining.
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Believe In The Run on DESERT RUNNERS: Director Jennifer Steinman beautifully captures each landscape and how each climate affects the runners.
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The 13th Floor on KUNG FU ELLIOT: What unfolds will have you rolling-in-the-aisles with laughter.
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Montreal Gazette: Fantasia Fest's essential premise of discovery includes KUNG FU ELLIOT
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PBS: BROOKLYN CASTLE nominated for an Emmy Award for Continuing Coverage of a News Story - Long Form
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Tessera: MIRAGE MEN is high quality, the interviews with believers, ‘secret’ agents and debunkers are balanced and unbiased.
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China Daily: ECOPOLIS CHINA depicts two divergent visions for eco-cities that stir uncertainties about the best way forward.
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DAVID & ME wins Best Documentary at Manhattan Film Festival 2014
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Showbiz 411: Michael Moore selects 1971 to play on all seven continents at the same time during Traverse City Film Festival 2014
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Flicks NZ on KUNG FU ELLIOT: You’ll be talking about this one to fellow moviegoers the second you get the chance.
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Michael Moore on 1971: It's one of the best documentaries I've seen this year.
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Lumiere Reader: Like the best awkward/crazy subject documentaries, KUNG FU ELLIOT makes for engaging, mouth agape viewing.
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The Film Yap: Interview with Usama Alshaibi, director/producer of AMERICAN ARAB
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The Film Yap: AMERICAN ARAB is relatable to audiences regardless of creed or culture.
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Travel + Leisure: DESERT RUNNERS captures treks through the world's most extreme climates
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Flicks NZ on KUNG FU ELLIOT: Documentary examination on Elliot “White Lightning” Scott – martial arts enthusiast
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Sound on Sight: Fantasia Fest announces full lineup - includes KUNG FU ELLIOT
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Free Press: Surveillance Lessons from 1971 Still Resonate Today
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The Quietus: Music Video Clip from excellent film about the US Air Force and Intelligence services' manipulation of beliefs about UFOs
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Sci Fi Bulletin on MIRAGE MEN: 8/10 - Much to recommend here for those wondering if the truth really is out there.
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Galway Advertiser: SOMM - inside the world of the wine expert
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New York Times: MIRAGE MEN is not quite a mockumentary, but it is surely the blueprint for one.
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1971 wins Best Documentary at Philadelphia Independent Film Festival 2014
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RP Online: Louis Ortiz - The Barack Obama from the Bronx
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Maryville Daily Forum: MEN AT LUNCH is a provocative look at the history of an iconic photograph.
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High Plains Reader: BRONX OBAMA is a very warm, funny and thoughtful take on the contours of an American Dream.
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Guardian UK on 1971: The parallels between Nixon-era FBI whistleblowers and Edward Snowden's NSA revelations are almost eerie in their similarity.
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Financial Times: MIRAGE MEN is a hall of mirrors intersection between geeks and spooks
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Film Threat: "4.5 stars...a blend of fanciful, cultural detective work and offbeat, culinary road trip"
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DVD Talk: Fascinating and fun documentary about disinformation and the UFO community...Highly recommended.
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About.com: DESERT RUNNERS named one of 4 Extreme Endurance Movies to Inspire
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AmNY: Justus Williams from BROOKLYN CASTLE in running to become chess Grandmaster
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Fox News on DESERT RUNNERS: Ultra-marathoners test spiritual and physical resolve
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Action Hub: DESERT RUNNERS - A Look Behind the Scenes of the Documentary
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Well + Good: KING CORN named one of 10 really important food documentaries every healthy eater should watch
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Marketplace on 1971: The activists who changed American surveillance
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Belief Net: 1971 selected as 3 Great Documentaries about the Failure of Law Enforcement at AFI DOCS 2014
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3 News NZ: KUNG FU ELLIOT is an amazing, unique cinema experience
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NPR: BRONX OBAMA Lookalike Gets Around Town
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Southpaw Filmworks: BRONX OBAMA an engaging and entertaining documentary
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Washington Post: BRONX OBAMA tries to pull one over on the Secret Service
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Huffington Post: DESERT RUNNERS selected as one of top 10 documentaries of 2013
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Washington Post: In an uncanny instance of past-is-prologue juxtaposition...the riveting “1971” revisited the fascinating case of antiwar activists who plundered a Pennsylvania FBI office
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TEDxTalks: DESERT RUNNERS Director Jennifer Steinman on living life "beyond the edge."
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Stage Buddy: WEB offers a firsthand look into the lives of Peruvian villagers...to broach broader questions about connectivity
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Forbes on WEB: What it means for the whole word to get online
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Miami New Times on WEB: A sprightly documentary pondering the notion of globalization
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Backpacker Magazine: DESERT RUNNERS is a propulsive and inspiring look at the lives of those who stretch endurance to the breaking point.
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DC Outlook: 5 Questions with 1971 Director, Johanna Hamilton from AFI DOCS
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DC Outlook: 5 Questions with BRONX OBAMA director Ryan Murdock
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Brooklyn Brief: DAVID & ME Is A Heartbreaking, Urgent Call For Justice For a Wrongfully Convicted Man
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Sport Magazine: DESERT RUNNERS is a story about life beyond the comfort zone
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Fit Bottomed Girls: DESERT RUNNERS is brutally brilliant — you really get a sense for what these deserts are like.
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Letterboxd: DESERT RUNNERS is an intimate view into the complex ways human beings deal with heartbreak and triumph.
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Female First: DESERT RUNNERS is a powerful movie about human stories
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Hiking The Trail: DESERT RUNNERS shows the spirit of the athletes as well as the spirit of the races
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GQ Magazine on DESERT RUNNERS: You are hooked from the first minute
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Hey U Guys: DESERT RUNNERS is an astonishing piece of work, as spectacular as it is emotionally exhausting, as dynamic as it is rooted in the moment.
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Cinedelphia: KUNG FU ELLIOT is the perfect subject, and the filmmakers capture the balance between his questionable idiosyncrasies and admirable spirit
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Washington City Paper: 1971 is a deep discussion of the risks these young men and women took
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DCist: 1971 succeeds in adding important context to the country’s ongoing intelligence conundrum.
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DCist: BRONX OBAMA is thoughtful and well-done
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Washington City Paper: BRONX OBAMA is riveting to the end
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Design Curial: ECOPOLIS CHINA explores the problems facing the environment of the world at large
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NY Daily News: DAVID & ME is a classic tale of injustice
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Bedford & Bowery: Has a Bushwick Man Served 29 Years For a Murder He Didn’t Commit?
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Scout Mob: BRONX OBAMA is equal parts funny, sad, and heartwarming
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Washingtonian on BRONX OBAMA: Moments of levity and plenty of visual humor.
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Montclair Times on BRONX OBAMA: Obama's American Dream personified in impersonation
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Washington Post: 1971 selected as What To See at AFI DOCS 2014
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Gazette Net: New documentary on 1971 burglary among AFI DOCS highlights
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Hey U Guys: 1971 is a beautifully constructed, meticulous account of the break-in
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Washington Post: BRONX OBAMA selected as What To See at AFI DOCS 2014
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Washingtonian: 1971 is a compelling documentary that provides a powerful perspective
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Guardian: A new documentary ECOPOLIS CHINA goes behind the scenes of the great Chinese eco gold rush
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Seattle Film Co: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO is a surprisingly educational (and entertaining) film
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SOMM wins best story at Oenovideo Wine Film Festival 2014.
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Filmmaker Magazine: 1971 Director Johanna Hamilton and Whistle Blowers on Government Abuses
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T Mak World: 4/5...DAVID & ME is a David versus Goliath struggle to shed more light on a flawed system.
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The Triangle: DESERT RUNNERS shines a light on extreme marathons
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Variety on 1971: A well-constructed, vividly detailed account of the FBI break-in that exposed the agency's shocking illegal practices to the public.
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The Hollywood Reporter: 1971 deserves big-screen exposure
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The Wrap on 1971 : An examination of the abuses of government power that could hardly be timelier
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Forbes: 1971 FBI Break-In Traces Path to Snowden & Wikileaks
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Pop Matters: 1971 crafts a thrilling lesson about how authoritarianism can be curbed, sometimes, by one simple and well-targeted blow.
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Indiewire: 1971 is an incendiary political documentary
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Sheffield Morning Daily: 1971 is a reminder of cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead’s words: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.
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WIP: 1971 tells a riveting story and should create quite a stir.
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Scribe Hard on Film: Kung Fu Elliot is a documentary with some serious game.
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Embarr Films on DESERT RUNNERS: Eventful, emotional and exhilarating.
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Guardian Guide: MIRAGE MEN pulls the rug out from under your feet.
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Museum of the Weird: MIRAGE MEN exposes UFO hoaxes
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Runners High: DESERT RUNNERS is a kaleidoscope of emotions, in which anger, pain, joy and sorrow go hand in hand.
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Globe and Mail: DAVID & ME film seeks to exonerate imprisoned Brooklyn man
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New York Times: Even With Dying Boxer’s Appeal, a Tough Road Ahead for Convicted Man
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VICE: BRONX OBAMA is an intricate and compelling documentary that deftly weaves together multiple narrative layers—the American Dream, surrealism, fatherhood, race relations, celebrity
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Here is VOD: MIRAGE MEN is a true story that is part Manchurian Candidate and part Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
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Huffington Post: DAVID & ME is a powerful, new documentary
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Skon Movies: The continued hope that David will someday be free makes DAVID & ME a film well worth watching.
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Toronto Film Scene: DAVID & ME works on two levels: as a riveting true-crime investigation and a tender story of an unlikely friendship.
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The Movie Scrutineer: DAVID & ME is touching and very well-constructed, and well worth the watch.
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We Got This Covered: DAVID & ME is a beautiful, life affirming work from beginning to end.
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WE Got This Covered on BRONX OBAMA: Hollywood itself couldn’t have crafted a more perfectly sad story and equally deserved triumph
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Dork Shelf: BRONX OBAMA succeeds on several levels and will even appeal to audiences with little or no interest in politics.
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Vox Magazine: Thoughtful, poignant, and funny, BRONX OBAMA is a moving portrait of a man with the audacity to fight for his own American dream.
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Pretty Clever Films: BRONX OBAMA touches on issues of identity, sacrifice, and the American dream.
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York Region: Canadians win big at Slamdance Film Festival with KUNG FU ELLIOT
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The Hollywood Reporter: The Search for General Tso is as much an immigration history as a culinary one
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Screen Daily: Doc specialist Cargo picks up trio
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Real Screen: Cargo Film takes int’l rights for “1971,” “Bronx Obama,” “David & Me”
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Skeptoid: MIRAGE MEN spreads a thick new layer of mythology over the history of UFO culture in the United States.
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Giant Freaking Robot: MIRAGE MEN is a captivating look at the process of how the government manipulates the public consciousness, playing on paranoia, delusion, desperation, and a fanatical commitment.
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You Won Cannes: Wherever the truth lies MIRAGE MEN is certainly interesting
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Three Imaginary Girls: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO is unwaveringly fascinating and unexpectedly suspenseful from titles to curtain.
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Scene Creek: 4 out of 5 stars for KUNG FU ELLIOT
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FilmFestivals.com: The Search for General Tso is a tangy mix of tender enjoyment and crisply done nutrition to sink our teeth into.
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Movies.com: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO Reveals the Real Story Behind Your Favorite Chinese Food
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The Sun Break: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO is a fun and interesting ride for food lovers and non-lovers alike.
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Seattle Met: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO examines the American obsession with the Chinese dish and attempts to uncover its origins.
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JB Spins: KUNG FU ELLIOT is dramatic stuff and a not inconsiderable feat of filmmaking
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Slug Magazine: KUNG FU ELLIOT directors Belliveau and Bauckman deserve two snaps up for editing this film, as it unfolds beautifully.
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Movies.com on KUNG FU ELLIOT: This is the sort of doc that could eventually become a cult hit.
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Vice: KUNG FU ELLIOT is as entertaining as reality television, but with a sensitivity and thoughtfulness that provokes meditation on the nature of truth, and the desire for fame.
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US China Press: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO tells the story of Chinese immigrants
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LA Canyon News: The documentary THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO is a winner in my book.
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LA Post Examiner on UNMANNED: Drones don't keep us safer
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Express Tribune: UNMANNED: AMERICA'S DRONE WARS takes a critical view of the air strikes
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The Hindu: Don’t link peace talks to drone strikes.
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Voice of Russia: UNMANNED by Robert Greenwald exposes the truth about the US counter-terror policy in Pakistan.
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The Nation: UNMANNED Highlights the Human Cost of Drone Warfare
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US News & World Reports: Boots on the Ground, Not Unmanned Robots in the Sky
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Guardian: Family of grandmother killed in US drone strike arrive for Congress visit
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Politico: Drone documentary UNMANNED coming to Hill
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MSNBC: Martin Bashir interviews UNMANNED director, Robert Greenwald
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CNN: Drone attack survivors take their story to Washington
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Huffington Post: Secret Mind Games Behind Drone Wars in UNMANNED
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Democracy Now!: UNMANNED & The Rising Resistance to Obama’s Drone Wars
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The Dawn on UNMANNED: The documentary is certainly deeply affecting
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The International News on UNMANNED: A moving documentary directed by US filmmaker Robert Greenwald highlights the plight of innocent drone victims
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The Nation: Throughout UNMANNED, Greenwald intersperses in-depth interviews with never-before-seen footage
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Muslim Link: 9 Year Old Drone Survivor's Story Told in UNMANNED: AMERICA'S DRONE WARS
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Daily Mirror: Russell Brand supports UNMANNED documentary about America's Drone Wars
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New Statesman: UNMANNED builds case against America’s drone war and it does so with immense power and anger.
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CCTV: UNMANNED - Documentary on Pakistani citizens' experiences in attacks
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CCTV: Jessica Stone Interviews Robert Greenwald about UNMANNED
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Press Tribune: Documentary on Drones - Imran Khan 'proud' of Jemima's work on UNMANNED
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Right Now: WEB tackles the online world, the technological age, and our ever-changing notions of interdependence and personal connections.
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Reap Magazine: WEB explores technology and connectivity
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Filmmaker Magazine: Interview with WEB director, Michael Kleiman, on connectivity and social documentary.
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Digital Journal: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a special movie that fits neatly within the adage: "You just can't write this stuff."
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Wylie Writes: KUNG FU ELLIOT will undoubtably earn cult notoriety...it’ll make your head spin.
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Straight.com: The subject matter of MIRAGE MEN sounds ludicrous on its face, but the implications are stunning.
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Canadian Film Review: KUNG FU ELLIOT examines the fine line that exists between dream and delusion.
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The Mind Reels: KUNG FU ELLIOT is fun, earnest, honest, funny, revealing, and troubling.
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Toronto Star: KUNG FU ELLIOT is troubling but thoroughly engaging viewing
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Toronto Film Scene: Interview with KUNG FU ELLIOT directors, Matthew Bauckman & Jaret Belliveau
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Toronto Film Scene: KUNG FU ELLIOT is one of the most unforgettable documentary subjects in years.
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Cinema Axis: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a film with far more depth than its humorous exterior suggests
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Black Sheep Reviews: Get ready to go on the journey of a lifetime with KUNG FU ELLIOT
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One Movie, Five Views: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a shocking and wildly entertaining documentary
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Star News: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO tracks origins of take-out favorite
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FernTV: KUNG FU ELLIOT is such a knockout of a story and not just a cheap sweep of the leg.
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POV Magazine: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a striking performance that reveals the fictions people invent when they’re placed before a camera
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National Post: KUNG FU ELLIOT makes list of ten to see at this year’s Hot Docs festival
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The Grid: KUNG FU ELLIOT one of 10 movies you must see at HotDocs 2014
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BlogTO: KUNG FU ELLIOT selected as one of Top 5 films to see at HotDocs 2014
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Voices of NY: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO pieces together a picture of how this quintessential dish originated and came to dominate Chinese restaurants across the U.S.
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Variety on THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO: The complex history of Chinese-American relations in a finger-lickin' good foodie documentary
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AM New York: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO - what you didn't know about the famous dish
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Active Life: Behind-the-scenes perspective from DESERT RUNNERS director Jennifer Steinman
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The Daily Beast: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO - The Origins of America’s Favorite Chinese Dish
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Now Toronto: KUNG FU ELLIOT delivers huge laughs and a palpable underlying sadness.
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Galo Magazine: Interview with THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO director Ian Cheney
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Toronto Star: KUNG FU ELLIOT makes must-see list at HotDocs 2014
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Dork Shelf: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a character study that lands somewhere between charming comedy and unsettling psychodrama.
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Fresh Roasted Films: KUNG FU ELLIOT is a character study that will stay with you.
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Indiewire: KUNG FU ELLIOT tackles the illusion of truth
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Criterion Cast on KUNG FU ELLIOT: One of the more intriguing looks at human nature in quite some time.
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Film Pulse: KUNG FU ELLIOT is incredibly entertaining and ultimately bizarre documentary about a man chasing a simple dream.
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Twitch Film: KUNG FU ELLIOT is dynamic, deceptive, and powerful filmmaking
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Pretty Clever Films: KUNG FU ELLIOT is an interesting look at the collision between dreams and reality.
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Huffington Post: VIRTUAL JFK succeeds on the two most important levels: its argument is persuasive, and it works as documentary art.
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Killer Film: VIRTUAL JFK explores the four big crisis JFK endured during his short three years as President.
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MovieFone: If JFK Had Lived: Koji Masutani's VIRTUAL JFK
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Cinema Directives: VIRTUAL JFK is a thoroughly researched work that is among the very finest political documentaries I have ever seen.
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The Star: VIRTUAL JFK tackles one of the thorniest what-ifs of modern history.
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Civil Eats: VANISHING OF THE BEES brings awareness to the ongoing struggle faced by the bees and their keepers.
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Empire on VANISHING OF THE BEES: A fascinating subject expertly covered.
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Aisle Seat: VANISHING OF THE BEES is an important and educational film, one with a vital message.
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Spirituality & Practice: VANISHING OF THE BEES seeks to find out what is happening to these insects who play such a crucial role in sustaining our ecosystem.
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Hollywood Reporter: Viewers will appreciate UPRISING's reliance on first-hand accounts and its you-are-there grasp of chronology.
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NY Times: UPRISING is a concise commemoration of a new society’s birth pains.
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NY Daily News: This important, moving event was, as we know, documented in real time, but in UPRISING gets put into a crucial context.
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Film Journal on UPRISING: Powerful, ground-level documentary on the Egyptian revolution.
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Shared Darkness: UPRISING is the authoritative behind-the-scenes snapshot of a watershed event in human history
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LA Times: UPRISING is a vital and valuable tribute to these courageous men and women
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NY Post: UPRISING is a stirring piece of work
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Indiewire: TO BE HEARD is so damned genuine; a great example of good documentary film-making.
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NY Times Critic's Pick: TO BE HEARD contains and invites passionate debate.
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LA Times: The riveting vérité documentary TO BE HEARD tracks three young friends in a Bronx high school whose lives are altered through a poetry workshop
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NY Daily News: TO BE HEARD is multifaceted, sometimes sad but ultimately inspiring.
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Village Voice: Life in the Bronx, Through the Eyes and Words of Teen Poets, in TO BE HEARD
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CS Monitor: TO BE HEARD profiles three teens from the Bronx who attend a radical poetry workshop to help them shape their own futures.
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Film Forward: TO BE HEARD a balanced perspective about the impact of the arts on teenagers’ lives.
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TED: THIS IS NOLLYWOOD is an amazing story.
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Urban Nexus: THE GREENING OF SOUTHIE touches on some fundamental aspects of the human condition.
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Dwell: THE GREENING OF SOUTHIE is a documentary that follows the blue collar laborers who are becoming our green collar workforce.
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La Vida Locavore: THE GREENING OF SOUTHIE is a fun and informative film, well worth a watch.
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Bostonist: THE GREENING OF SOUTHIE is a balanced but incisive look at a complex issue that affects us all.
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NY Times: Ian Cheney's THE CITY DARK manages to give this engaging work a sense of humor.
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Variety: THE CITY DARK an informative, well-rounded look at light pollution
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LA Times: THE CITY DARK poetic, at times profound, film sheds, well, light on how the constant increase of modern-day artificial illumination has brightened our urban night skies.
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NY Daily News on THE CITY DARK: An illuminating documentary about what constant exposure to artificial light does to our bodies, our minds and the natural world.
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Boston Globe on THE CITY DARK: An illuminating look at the subject of light pollution
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News Blaze: THE CITY DARK is a simultaneously poetic and political challenge to the entire notion of human progress.
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Film Journal: THE CITY DARK brings awareness to something most of us take for granted or don’t think about at all.
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Spirituality & Practice: THE CITY DARK puts us back in touch with the deep yearning and mystical appreciation we have for night skies.
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Torontoist: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG is still an honest, bruising film. It earns its redemptive title.
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Anancy Mag: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG - A tender story of a son's love for his alcoholic mother
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Toronto Film Scene: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG has a lot to say about life
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Indiewire: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG A Subtle But Strikingly Moving Doc
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London Free Press: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG a disturbing but beautiful documentary
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Toronto Now: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG doc about violence takes flight
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Globe and Mail: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG a family love story
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Film Threat: ART STAR expertly architected melodrama allows the details of this complex story of Western perceptions of the third world to unfold at the right moments. Read more:
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Pop Matters: ART STAR weaves into its storytelling the very tension that sustains the concept of stardom.
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Washington Post: From Sudan to Sundance, ART STAR Questions Celebrity
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Sierra Club: TAPPED is a condemnation of one of the most ubiquitous acts of consumption today.
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LA Times: TAPPED's cautionary tale is well supported by interviews with a variety of activists, environmentalists, community leaders.
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NYC Film Guru on TAPPED: This illuminating, well-researched and vital documentary tackles the many health and environmental issues related to the privatization of water.
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Movie Metropolis on TAPPED: This documentary builds a compelling case, tracing the history of bottled water in this country.
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NPR: TAPPED, an excellent documentary that details the multiple overlapping evils of the bottled water industry.
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Haiti Innovation: STRANGE THINGS is an honest portrait, through the street kids' eyes, while describing their stories of survival.
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Hollywood Reporter on SOMM: Engaging doc isn't just for wine nerds.
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Variety on SOMM: Accessible subjects and sparkling execution
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Seattle Times: SOMM depicts the competitive world of wine experts
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NY Post: Raise a glass for wine documentary, SOMM
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Seattle Weekly: SOMM - The Agony and the Ecstasy of Wine Tasting
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Film Journal on SOMM: Four wine-obsessed guys prepare for the grueling Master Sommelier Exam in this highly entertaining doc.
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SF Chronicle: SOMM an inside look at wine stewards
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Austin Chronicle: SOMM is studded with tiny, often amusing observations and insights into the highly specialized profession/obsession of sommelier.
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Killer Movie Reviews: SOMM captures the tension, the drama, resilience of the human spirit
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Chicago Sun Times: Aspiring wine masters sip for success in SOMM
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Film Threat: ROMANTICO works best as a beautifully executed and inspirational work of self-sacrifice.
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LA Times: Pain, poetry and perseverance - Mark Becker's compassionate, well-observed documentary ROMANTICO.
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Variety on ROMANTICO: A beautifully lensed — on actual film — docu about illegal Mexican immigrants.
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Slant Mag: ROMANTICO may be the documentary of the year
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Combustible Celluloid: ROMANTICO is my favorite documentary in well over a year
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SF Gate: ROMANTICO achieves one of the higher callings of art
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Slant Mag: PRESSURE COOKER is breathtakingly equal opportunity in its search for human poetry.
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Village Voice: PRESSURE COOKER Explores Identity, High School Culinary Class
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News Blaze: PRESSURE COOKER - Uplifting Documentary Chronicles Dedicated Teacher's Tireless Effort to Inspire Pupils
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NYC Movie Guru on PRESSURE COOKER: An engaging, uplifting, well-edited and occasionally suspenseful documentary.
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NY Post: PRESSURE COOKER has all the right ingredients.
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Critic's Notebook: PRESSURE COOKER simmering students to perfection
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Film Threat: PRESSURE COOKER sports a tale of triumph and social justice.
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Philly Inquirer: PRESSURE COOKER is a heart-grabbing, awe-inspiring work that needs no embellishment.
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Seattle Times: PRESSURE COOKER is an inspirational documentary that focuses on a unique teacher's tough-love approach
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Washington Post: PRESSURE COOKER merits a place of honor at the table.
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Boston Phoenix: By the end of PRESSURE COOKER, you won't need to slice onions to get the tear ducts working.
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Boston Globe: PRESSURE COOKER dishes on food service
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Chicago Reader: Watching the Audience with AMERICAN ARAB director, Usama Alshaibi
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Van Music: PICTURE START documents how the local art scene emerging in the late 60s not only challenged the status quo but also contributed to existing modern contemporary art.
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Washington Post: ONLY THE YOUNG is an elegant capture of the most elusive story of all: the awkward but nevertheless intense friendship between boys.
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Variety: ONLY THE YOUNG stands out as the most human and affecting of recent skateboard docs
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NY Times: ONLY THE YOUNG is filled with adolescent bodies groping, lurching and skateboarding toward burgeoning adulthood.
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AV Club on ONLY THE YOUNG: A gentle, probing character study
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Village Voice: ONLY THE YOUNG is a lush beauty of a documentary whose youth face the danger of un-coolness.
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Pop Matters: ONLY THE YOUNG tells stories by smart cuts and montages, by lovely compositions and poppy soundtrack choices.
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Slant on ONLY THE YOUNG: 3/4 stars - the theme here is the uncertainty of youth
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NYC Movie Guru: ONLY THE YOUNG captures the essence of modern teenage life with warmth, honesty, humor and compassion.
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Shared Darkness on ONLY THE YOUNG: A delicate coming-of-age snapshot which locates the unextinguished youth in all of us.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune: ONLY THE YOUNG lulls you into the gentle rhythms of adolescence.
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Austin Chronicle on ONLY THE YOUNG: a gorgeously shot documentary impression
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Sight and Sound: ONLY THE YOUNG marks the cutting edge of nonfiction cinema.
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Raindance: OH, SAIGON is a complex and compelling documentary of one refugee family's attempts to face its divided past.
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Lousville Courier-Journal: OH, SAIGON is a sensitive, engaging and at times painfully revealing story about what happens to people long after the guns of war go silent.
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Feministing: NO WOMAN, NO CRY delved into women’s unique experiences of birth, but also pulled out important threads about the wider picture of public health.
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Daily Beast: NO WOMAN NO CRY shows why pregnancy is so often deadly in poor countries.
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Marie Claire: NO WOMAN, NO CRY opens up a dialogue on issues of maternal and child health.
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Vanity Fair: ICEBERG SLIM fascinating, complex account of the criminal turned best-selling author’s life
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Hollywood Reporter on NO WOMAN, NO CRY: Impassioned documentary about the devastating health consequences of pregnancy and childbirth for far too many women around the globe
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Raindance: ICEBERG SLIM is a sensitive portrayal of Beck’s transition from stylish pimp to storyteller and family man.
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BBC: NO WOMAN, NO CRY tackles the sensitive subject of childbirth mortality.
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SF Gate: MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT gets behind the music made by orchestral musicians
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Seatte PI: MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT examines the process of making music through the eyes and ears of some 105 members of the Philadelphia Orchestra,
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Seattle Times: MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT - Musicians in their element, letting passion shine
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CS Monitor: MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT is about great musicians in a great orchestra told almost entirely through their love for music.
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NY Times: MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT captures "the power of the creative process in an uncommonly perceptive and inspiring way."
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SPIN: MUSIC FOR MANDELA on Nelson Mandela's Subversive Musical Legacy
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NME: MUSIC FOR MANDELA explores just how pivotal simple songs were to spearheading the anti-apartheid movement and keeping Mandela's legacy alive.
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Times Colonist: MUSIC FOR MANDELA explores how the freedom fighter used it as a weapon against apartheid and to inspire hope and change worldwide.
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BBC: MUSIC FOR MANDELA examines how Nelson Mandela used music both personally and politically throughout his life.
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Hollywood Reporter: Tantalizing documentary MIRAGE MEN suggests UFO folklore was deliberately fabricated under a U.S. psychological warfare program.
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Sight & Sound: MIRAGE MEN is clearly a movie for sci-fi buffs, of course, but also fans of Philip K Dick, Victor Pelevin, Robert Stone, George Orwell
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Daily Grail: A highly recommended documentary – if your eyes weren't already open, they will be after watching MIRAGE MEN.
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DocGeeks: MIRAGE MEN a dark yarn of unexplained phenomena and of belief manipulation by higher powers.
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DOX Magazine: MIRAGE MEN is a chilling descent into the murky underworld of myth-making.
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Electric Sheep: The tangled web of deception and self-deception that MIRAGE MEN uncovers is dizzying.
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Twitch Film: MIRAGE MEN offers disclosure and discomfort in equal measure.
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Ain't It Cool News: MIRAGE MEN beautifully leads you down a path of unnerving ideas and concepts, one which will leave you trusting no one.
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Open Minds TV: Podcast with MIRAGE MEN filmmakers Roland Denning & Mark Pilkington
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CBC Interview with MILK? director Sebastian Howard
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Real Screen: MEN AT LUNCH delves into the “race to the sky” that transformed New York City, and the dreams and daring of the workers behind it.
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Monsters and Critics: MEN AT LUNCH probes into the mystery of the most famous photo in the history of New York.
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NY Daily News: MEN AT LUNCH is a stirring and inventive look into the mystery and origin of the famous 1932 picture “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper."
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Leonard Maltin in Indiewire: MEN AT LUNCH is a rich and resonant piece of work, well worth seeking out.
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Variety: BLOODS AND CRIPS has the thrust of entertainment, but the content of a thoughtfully researched book.
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Combustible Celluloid: Stacy Peralta returns with this surprisingly powerful, moving new documentary, CRIPS AND BLOODS.
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SF Gate: CRIPS AND BLOODS is a revelatory film.
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Oregonian: CRIPS AND BLOODS works best as a history lesson of the L.A. black experience.
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Variety: LOVE TRANSLATED far more entertaining than reality TV’s “The Bachelor”.
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Variety: LIFE AND DEBT shatters stereotypes of Jamaica as vacation paradise.
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NY Times: LIFE AND DEBT offers the clearest analysis of globalization and its negative effects that I've ever seen on a movie or television screen.
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SF Gate: LIFE AND DEBT puts a human face on Jamaica's economic suffering.
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Austin Chronicle: LIFE AND DEBT is an eye-opener and a primer on why the IMF and the World Bank are not to be trusted by emerging third-world countries.
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Guardian UK: LIFE AND DEBT should be mandatory viewing for anyone interested in globalisation
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Chicago Reader: LIFE AND DEBT powerfully illustrates what globalization has been doing to underdeveloped countries around the world.
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NY Times: LE CIRQUE demystifies the 34-year-old canteen for presidents, movie stars and power brokers.
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LA Times: LE CIRQUE an Italian American family comedy in the form of a documentary
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SF Gate: LE CIRQUE about the rise, fall and comeback of one of New York's most famous restaurants.
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Village Voice: KING CORN is a thoughtful meditation on the plight of the American farmer as much as it is a rant against our expanding waistlines.
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Entertainment Weekly: KING CORN is a lively introduction to the corn industrial complex.
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Boston Globe: KING CORN manages to win us over in part because it does not announce its outrage through a bullhorn.
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Washington Post: KING KORN is required viewing before going into a supermarket.
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Combustible Celluloid: KING CORN becomes an indispensable supplement to Super Size Me.
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Ebony: Portrait of a Pimp uncovers ICEBERG SLIM
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Irvine Welsh in the Guardian: [ICEBERG] SLIM gave me the confidence to write in my own voice.
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Killer Movie Reviews: KING CORN informative, without creating partisanship, respectful without being patronizing, entertaining without being dumbed-down.
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Seattle Times: KING KORN mixes full-blown Americana with fast-food follies in the Iowa heartland.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: KING CORN lends ear to kernels of truth
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Straight: MIRAGE MEN selected for DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2014 "Secrets and Lies" section
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Chicago Reader: AMERICAN ARAB's Alshaibi explores the post-9/11 struggles and contradictions of Arab identities.
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Disinformation: Interview with Mark Pilkington on UFO Doc MIRAGE MEN and The Games Intel Agencies Play
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Real Screen: THE SEARCH FOR GENERAL TSO a MIPTV 2014 pick
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Variety: ICEBERG SLIM: PORTRAIT OF A PIMP intrigues and illuminates.
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The Dissolve: ICEBERG SLIM: PORTRAIT OF A PIMP develops into a thorny, engaging exploration of the strange twilight and late-in-life fame of a bona fide American outlaw.
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Slant Mag: 3 out of 4 stars for ICEBERG SLIM: PORTRAIT OF A PIMP
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LA TImes: Fascinating ICEBERG SLIM chronicles a former pimp's life.
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Dallas Star Telegram: ICEBERG SLIM: PORTRAIT OF A PIMP is a satisfying slice of neglected history.
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Arte on HUNTING CORRUPTION: THE NETWORK: Risking their lives, they make the fight against corruption a priority.
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HuffPo on HUNTING CORRUPTION: 20 international prosecutors band together to fight corruption
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Only The Beat: HIGH TECH SOUL one of the top 10 electronic dance music films
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Arts Hub: HIGH TECH SOUL is a fascinating window into the deep roots of techno music and its humbly little-known Detroit origins.
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Cory Doctorow on GOOD COPY BAD COPY: This is a masterclass on the copyright wars crammed into 58 minutes of video -- a must-see
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ABC Australia: GOOD COPY BAD COPY is not so much a film about 'piracy', it's examination of a watershed moment, a tipping point in global culture.
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Digital Journal on GENETIC ROULETTE: Jeffrey M. Smith has brought out another excellent film on the dangers of genetically modified food.
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True Food Movement: GENETIC ROULETTE - watch the movie, learn about GMOs, and then start voting with your wallet.
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Organic Authority: FOOD FIGHT on list of must-see food documentaries.
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Ecoyup: FOOD FIGHT is a must-see for those interested in understanding the development of industrial farming and subsequent local food movement.
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Paste: FOOD FIGHT in top 10 food docs of all time.
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Hollywood Life on FIRST COMES LOVE: All parents should watch Nina Davenport’s fascinating documentary of her journey to become a mother.
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Orlando Sentinel: FIRST COMES LOVE an unflinching, often hilarious, and unusually moving portrait of single parenthood in the 21st century.
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Vogue: FIRST COMES LOVE's Davenport surprises you with a perception of family life that’s as moving as it is true.
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Salon: FIRST COMES LOVE is "witty, touching and at times brutally honest.”
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Village Voice: FIRST COMES LOVE is wise, warm, funny, and open.
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AskMen: Interview with Ricky Paugh from DESERT RUNNERS, a new, award-winning documentary.
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TV Guide: EAT THIS NEW YORK - entertaining documentary about the odds against making it in the New York City restaurant business
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Film Threat: EAT THIS NEW YORK filmmakers Rossi and Novak have done a wonderful job of making all of this entertaining
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Washington Post: EAT THIS NEW YORK conveys the nurturing, almost spiritual side of the restaurant world.
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NYTimes: EAT THIS NEW YORK will grip those fascinated by the restaurant business
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ScreenDaily: DESERT RUNNERS - The power, intensity and drama of endurance eventing is impressively brought into focus
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Yahoo Movies: DESERT RUNNERS - We get to witness the poignant, human side of these very real and extraordinary people.
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The Wire: CECIL TAYLOR: ALL THE NOTES is an intimate portrait of a consummate musician
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Hammer to Nail: CANAL STREET MADAM succeeds in reaching beyond this woman’s sensational backstory.
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Pop Matters: 8 out of 10 for CANAL STREET MADAM
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News Blaze: CANAL STREET MADAM addresses this controversial issue with a raw candor rarely revealed on screen.
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Film School Rejects: CANAL STREET MADAM accomplishes several impressive feats when most docs can hardly accomplish one
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Variety: Director Cameron Yates pursues the story behind the story in CANAL STREET MADAM
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Indiewire: Fierce Iconoclasm - Cameron Yates' CANAL STREET MADAM
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Total Film: CAMP VICTORY, AFGHANISTAN gets 4 stars
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Flickering Myth: CAMP VICTORY, AFGHANISTAN director has achieved an admirable feat
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HuffPo: If you watch only one film on Afghanistan, make it CAMP VICTORY, AFGHANISTAN.
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Indiewire: Interview with CAMP VICTORY, AFGHANISTAN director on the challenges of making a war doc.
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Slug Magazine: BROTHERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING RANTS is a lot of fun
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L.A. Times: BROOKLYN CASTLE follows complex moves of chess, life
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Washington Post: BROOKLYN CASTLE an enlightening, inspiring and expertly crafted documentary
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Roger Ebert: BROOKLYN CASTLE an inspiring documentary that covers two years in the history of the school chess team
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Time Out: BROOKLYN CASTLE peers inside chess team that has won more national titles than any other junior high in the country.
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Salon: BROOKLYN CASTLE - An inner-city school where chess legends are made
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Austin Chronicle: BOMB IT! 2 drops a 'Bomb' on Graffiti World
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Film Snobbery: BOMB IT! 2 is a wonderfully vibrant and extremely well-honed documentary based on the subject of graffiti artistry
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Film Threat: BOMB IT is easily the best documentary on graffiti history and culture.
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Film Threat: BOMB IT! 2 continues the exploration of graffiti culture..and, frankly, it doesn’t f*** around.
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IGN: BOMB IT - Cool graffiti doc heavy on social commentary.
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Wired: The Bronx subway "bombers"in BOMB IT...had no idea they'd inspire an international movement
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NYTimes: BOMB IT - Getting to graffitti's roots
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Times Delphic: BIG RIVER shows implications from pesticides
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QCTimes: BIG RIVER documentary explores farming impacts
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Underground Film Journal: In BIBLE STORYLAND, how far is one man willing to go before his obsession destroys his entire life?
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KNPR: BIBLE STORYLAND, the religious theme park that wasn't
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KPCC: BIBLE STORYLAND unearths story of failed theme park
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James Bawden: BADGE OF PRIDE a must-see
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BlogTO: BADGE OF PRIDE'S Min Sook Lee is a welcome voice in the world of documentary filmmaking.
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ArtInfo: AMERICAN ARAB is a set of reflections about being a Muslim in the United States
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The National: AMERICAN ARAB points to a happier sequel
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The Globe and Mail: ALL OUT WAR gets right down to business
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Films We Like: A MATTER OF TASTE delves into the life of an uncompromising, thought provoking, young chef ahead of his time.
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Hollywood Reporter: A MATTER OF TASTE will appeal to the legion of armchair foodies
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National Post: A MATTER OF TASTE - Chef as Misunderstood Artist
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Wall Street Journal: A MATTER OF TASTE - From Kitchen Wunderkind to Comeback Kid
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Inside Toronto: AFTER SHOCK: SURVIVING HAITI spotlights the country following deadly earthquake
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Cargo's KUNG FU ELLIOT to have Canadian Premiere at HotDocs 2014
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ScreenDaily: Cargo Film & Releasing finds KUNG FU ELLIOT
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C21Media: DESERT RUNNERS finds legs
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LA Times: Robert Greenwald turns his lens on drone warfare in UNMANNED
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Film Threat: THE BASTARD SINGS THE SWEETEST SONG is one the most melancholic and poignant true stories ever told
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Film Threat on BROTHERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING RANTS: Two friends are tested in the name of comedy
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New York Times on UPRISING: Egypt's astonishing revolution capped years of unrest
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San Antonio Express on BIBLE STORYLAND: A lone 'disciple' keeps the faith
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Globe and Mail: SEMISWEET is a peek at the various sides of chocolate
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ONLY THE YOUNG makes NPR's 10 films worth going out of your way for
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New York Times Critic Pick: BROOKLYN CASTLE - Child chess champions in this irresistible documentary
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Entertainment Weekly: The power of 'ICEBERG SLIM'
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Screen Daily on MEN AT LUNCH: Ó Cualáin’s photographic detective work is both evocative and eloquently effective.
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Indiewire: FIRST COMES LOVE is a warm-hearted journey about families of choice
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Hollywood Reporter: MIRAGE MEN a tantalizing documentary about UFO's and a secret U.S. psychological warfare program
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LA Times on SOMM: Wine, Men and one brutal test
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Variety: DESERT RUNNERS an engrossing adventure documentary
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Variety Magazine: A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt
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The Guardian: Family of Grandmother killed in US drone strike arrive for Congress Visit.
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Rolling Stone: Individuals, worlds apart, united by the trauma of drone strikes.
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Huffington Post: Secret Mind Games Behind Drone Wars.
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BBC Interview with Robert Greenwald on Unmanned.
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Channel 4: Jemima Khan is interviewed by Britain's Channel 4 News.
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BBC's Richard Bacon chats with producer Jemima Khan about Unmanned: America's Drone Wars.
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