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Tag Archives: Documentary
Kodachrome 2010: A short documentary about the Kodak film
To celebrate its 75th year, Xander Robin made a short doc about Kodachrome film. Here’s a look at the first color film and the last lab–Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas, that processed it. Source: petapixel.
Room 237: A documentary about The Shining
Rodney Ascher’s Room 237 is a documentary which explores various theories about Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining and its many hidden meanings and metaphors. Through interviews with fans and various scholars, Room 237 delves deeper into a closer reading of Kubrick’s magnificent horror … Continue reading
Academy overhauls documentary rules for Oscars
This week the Academy of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences will announce new rules that govern the documentaries eligible for the Best Feature Documentary Oscar competition. The last few years the documentary nominations have been inundated with works made to run only on … Continue reading
The Rep: A documentary about repertory cinema
Morgan White’s documentary The Rep–which looks at the culture of repertory cinemas, follows the first year of business for Alex, Charlie, and Nigel as they try to make their theatre, The Toronto Underground Cinema, a success in the dying world of … Continue reading
Oscar 2012 Documentary Semi-Finalists Announced
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the 15 semi-finalists for the 2012 Best Documentary Feature Academy Award. One hundred twenty-four pictures had originally qualified in the category. Documentary Branch members will now select the five nominees … Continue reading
Pianomania: A documentary to see
“Pianomania” is a documentary about one man– Stefan Knüpfer, the chief technician and tuner at Steinway & Sons in Austria. Filmmakers Robert Cibis and Lilian Franck spent a few years traveling with Knüpfer as he worked with world-class pianists to make sure their … Continue reading
This Space Available: A Documentary
“This Space Available” is a documentary about the grassroots movement against outdoor advertising. The world around us is full of ads. We are not even conscious of them; billboards, bus stops, cafes and many public spaces are full of them. … Continue reading
“People vs George Lucas”: A must-see documentary
At what point does a piece of work by a filmmaker belong to the culture? Few creative endeavors have a place in our modern culture as the Star Wars saga. One would think that George Lucas–the creative genius behind the … Continue reading
“The Typewriter (In the 21st Century)”: A documentary
As a teen I had started a weekly “newspaper” on my father’s Remington portable typewriter. In 1983, when I started my first year in college, I went and bought a used typewriter for $65 in the town of Northampton, Mass. … Continue reading
“Press Pause Play” a documentary about modern creativity
We are living in an amazing time. The digital revolution is moving through global cultures like a juggernaut. New tools and new mediums have allowed new forms of creativity for many people, who previously had no access to such mass … Continue reading




















