Dear Audrey delicately observes filmmaker Martin Duckworth and wife Audrey Schirmer.
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An interview with Liz Garbus about her underwater archival odyssey Becoming Cousteau and the extraordinary life world of Jacques Cousteau.
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Through Levi’s tale, Becoming Himself offers a message of hope for other trans youths and their families.
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Growing up in the “nice leafy London suburb” of Croydon, filmmaker Khalid Shamis says he was uncertain about his ex-pat Libyan father’s work, travel schedule and especially the contents of his off-limits
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If Boomer nostalgia music docs were the rage of 2018, 2019, and 2020, then New York street artist bios are the doc fad of 2021. On the heels of Martha: A Picture
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