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Review: ‘Oasis – Supersonic’

by Pat Mullen
October 26, 2016
Reviews

Oasis: Supersonic is an astonishingly assembled archival film about British rock legends Liam and Noel Gallagher.

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Pause. Rewind. Fast-Forward: Documenting Movies

by Pat Mullen
July 7, 2016
Essays/Features/Hot Docs

The Slippers, How to Build a Time Machine and Random Acts of Legacy celebrate and explore the implications of earlier movies.

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Review: ‘Raiders!’

by Pat Mullen
June 21, 2016
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Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made (USA, 95 min.) Dir. Jeremy Coon, Tim Skousen   Film geeks, rejoice! This strange but true documentary tells the story of three

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Review: ‘Random Acts of Legacy’

by Jonas Jacobs
April 30, 2016
Hot Docs/Reviews

Random Acts of Legacy restores decaying home movies shot by Silas Fung and, in turn, considers the representation of Asian-American lives.

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Amy Review: Of Records, Rehab, and Regrets

by Pat Mullen
July 7, 2015
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Asif Kapadia's Amy Winehouse documentary is a haunting study of celebrity, addiction, and an extraordinary talent lost too soon.

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The Far Fur Country Diaries

by Kevin Nikkel
April 16, 2015
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Kevin Nikkel's On the Trail of the Far Fur Country revisits old images from the Hudson Bay Company's archives and the Inuit history within.

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Review: Sunshine Superman

by Pat Mullen
September 15, 2014
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Sunshine Superman features some of the most breathtaking imagery ever caught on film. The doc makes you feel as if you can fly.

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Christian Marclay: The Clock

by Marc Glassman Blake Fitzpatrick
April 11, 2013
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In The Clock, Christian Marclay has offered 24 hours of fragmented time, a day’s worth of transformative moments.

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Archival Places

by Jessica Duffin Wolfe
November 1, 2011
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Tehran Has No More Pomegranates, Waltz with Bashir, Les Plages d’Agnès, La Mémoire des Anges, and Of Time and the City consider place and time.

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The Archive in Contemporary Documentary

by Gabriel Paletz
September 1, 2011
Features

At the 2011 Full Frame Documentary Festival in Durham, North Carolina, Rick Prelinger curated and presented “One Foot in the Archives."

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