Documentary Magazine
Documentary magazine is a quarterly magazine published by the International Documentary Association, and it stands out as the sole U.S. publication focused entirely on documentaries. It attracts an international audience of more than 20,000 individuals, including filmmakers, producers, distributors, professionals from network, cable, and OTT platforms, educators, students, and fans of nonfiction content. The magazine's distribution reaches IDA's 2,000 members, over 200 libraries at universities and public institutions, as well as newsstands in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and other major locations across the U.S. and Canada.
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documentary.org | Lauren Wissot
Suzannah Herbert’s Natchez is a multilayered, character-driven look at the titular town in Mississippi (U.S.), which is wholly dependent on a declining industry. In this case, the manufacturing is of whitewashed tales that have turned into hardened history.
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documentary.org | Nicolas Rapold
In Imago, the Chechnya-born filmmaker Déni Oumar Pitsaev journeys to a Chechen enclave in Georgia named Pankissi, where his mother has secured a plot of land for him to settle down. But it’s easier to describe Pitsaev’s film than it is to capture its welter of emotions around homecoming and how home can be a moving target. He spends time with his mother, with whom he’s close, and a hearty cousin and a friend, but he has barely seen his father since his parents divorced when he was nine months old.
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documentary.org | Davide Abbatescianni
Founded in 2008, Doc Alliance is a collaborative network of seven key European documentary festivals—CPH:DOX, Doclisboa, FIDMarseille, Ji.hlava, Vision du Réel, Dok Leipzig, Millennium Docs Against Gravity—dedicated to promoting arthouse non-fiction cinema and supporting emerging filmmakers.
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documentary.org | Amarsanaa Battulga
When does childhood end? This slippery question becomes the crux of Chinese filmmaker Deming Chen’s second feature documentary, Always. The film, which won the top prizes at CPH:DOX and Jeonju over the past two months, centers on an 8-year-old boy, Gong Youbin, and his family in a small village in southern China’s Hunan province. Gong’s father lost an arm in an accident, shortly after which his mother left them when Gong was just a few months old.
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documentary.org | Davide Abbatescianni
Back in February, I received my first invitation to attend Qumra.
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