Subjects:

“…The filmmaker envisions giving birth as a secret sacred ceremony made up of pain, effort, concentration, encouraging voices and accelerated rhythms, accompanied by an un-sacred technological environment which is necessary for the success of the delivery.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission The filmmaker argues that being gay is more than just a matter of having good taste and fabulous friends.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission The story of the filmmaker's encounter with a young deaf woman who lives and works in Paris. …”

“…“A Jihad for Love” by gay Muslim filmmaker Parvez Sharma chronicles his journey as he travels the world to various Muslim communities to interview subjects who identify themselves as gay and lesbian.…”

“…Soros Documentary Fund In 1992, shortly before the outbreak of civil war in Tajikistan, the filmmaker went to France. Seven years later she returned - conscious of the distance. …”

“…Throughout this reenacted trip, the filmmaker talks to the fellow passangers, watches the women jumping onto the train directly from the bush, etc. …”

“…Assembled from footage shot by the filmmaker during the 1970s and 1980s, it investigates the genocide at the level of experience: the geographical layout of the camps and the ghettos; the daily routines of imprisonment; the inexorable trauma of humiliation, punishment, extermination; and the fascinating insights of those who experienced these events first hand. …”

“…Verzio FF submission Filmmaker Marcel Schüpbach was given unprecedented access behind the scenes at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague. …”

“…Assembled from footage shot by the filmmaker during the 1970s and 1980s, it investigates the genocide at the level of experience: the geographical layout of the camps and the ghettos; the daily routines of imprisonment; the inexorable trauma of humiliation, punishment, extermination; and the fascinating insights of those who experienced these events first hand. …”

“…Assembled from footage shot by the filmmaker during the 1970s and 1980s, it investigates the genocide at the level of experience: the geographical layout of the camps and the ghettos; the daily routines of imprisonment; the inexorable trauma of humiliation, punishment, extermination; and the fascinating insights of those who experienced these events first hand. …”

“…Assembled from footage shot by the filmmaker during the 1970s and 1980s, it investigates the genocide at the level of experience: the geographical layout of the camps and the ghettos; the daily routines of imprisonment; the inexorable trauma of humiliation, punishment, extermination; and the fascinating insights of those who experienced these events first hand. …”

“…Le Guide a été recensé positivement par le Tribeca Film Institute et Filmmaker Magazine. Comment intégrer la notion d’interactivité dans vos projets? …”

“…A compelling film which raises important questions about the power of filmmaking and the purposes it serves in documenting – or manipulating – reality.…”

“…While it was Buñuel's sole documentary, Las Hurdes is thematically consistent with his other films; its fascination with insects, unblinking look at human cruelty, subtle but clear disgust with the Catholic Church, and moments of jet-black humor mark it as the work of Spain's greatest surrealist filmmaker. Las Hurdes was also embraced as an attack on Franco's regime; a British leftist group screened it in the United Kingdom as "The film that answers Franco."…”

“…Is the UN able to end the conflict, without coming to terms with the past? The filmmakers follow Eric Besner on his delicate mission and talk to people involved in the conflict. …”

“…The children speak about the lives they are forced to lead while their “aunts” (adoptive caretakers) speak proudly of the vast mountain of work that “their” restavek do for them. The filmmaker goes to the countryside to interview the families of the children and to find out what kind of situation would force them to give away one or more of their children. …”

“…While it was Buñuel's sole documentary, Las Hurdes is thematically consistent with his other films; its fascination with insects, unblinking look at human cruelty, subtle but clear disgust with the Catholic Church, and moments of jet-black humor mark it as the work of Spain's greatest surrealist filmmaker. Las Hurdes was also embraced as an attack on Franco's regime; a British leftist group screened it in the United Kingdom as "The film that answers Franco." …”

“…Since there was more information available about the girl, she is the one whose path the filmmakers trace. It turns out that the Paris Match image of the revolutionary girl is not simply a record of a moment in her life, but actually the publication of the photo in the Western press influenced her entire life. …”

“…From the lawyer’s Inflammatory and provocative cases to his controversial terrorist links, Barbet Schroeder follows the winding trail left by this ‘devil’s advocate’, as he forges his unique path in law and politics. The filmmaker explores and questions the history of ‘blind terrorism’ and leads us towards shocking revelations that expose long-hidden links in history.…”