Unfinished films, lost masterpieces, and stillborn projects assume new lives in documentary form. How The Other Side of the Wind, Shirkers, and Dune endure as non-fiction.
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Max Lewkowicz’s documentary Fiddler: Miracle of Miracles assess the longevity of Fiddler on the Roof as it become more relevant than ever in Trump’s America.
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Malcom Ingram has collaborated with Sean Stanley on a new doc, The Phantom of Winnipeg, which gives Brian De Palma's cult hit Phantom of the Paradise an appreciation it deserves.
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Keep ReadingForman vs. Forman (Czech Republic/France, 78 min.) Dir Helena Třeštíková and Jakub Hejna Oscar winning director Miloš Forman helped shape cinema for decades. From his internationally celebrated Czech output through Oscar winning
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