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Barbara Kopple discusses her documentary New Homeland, which observes a group of young Syrian and Iraqi refugees attend a summer camp in Algonquin Park. The director talks about sharing the kids' story,
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Kathy Brew, an Emmy Award winning video maker, visual artist, writer, curator and educator, has been the guest curator for MoMA’s annual Doc Fortnight for the last three years.
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Todd Douglas Miller discusses his epic archival restoration Apollo 11 and talks about covering the moon landing in a Woodstock -style odyssey that provides an intimate glimpse at this historic event from
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Charles Officer's Invisible Essence dives into the world of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince and amasses a chorus of talking heads from around the world who are united in their enthusiasm
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A Thousand Thoughts is a “live documentary” about the avant-garde contemporary music ensemble the Kronos Quartet, which comprises an onstage musical performance by the group, narration by Green and carefully assembled footage
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Anne Innis Dagg’s story is one of being smitten by giraffes. It’s also one of setbacks and comebacks. The Canadian zoologist has had a career as long and extraordinary as a giraffe’s
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