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There are 9 entries for the tag documentary

The Tijuana Project (documentary)

Recent festival films look at “garbage people” communities in Egypt; John Sheedy traveled to Tijuana to show us the issue is alive closer to home. What stands out in each of these documentaries is an obvious dichotomy of spirit. The viewer watches the fi...

The Real Revolutionaries (documentary)

"The Real Revolutionaries" precisely fulfills Cinequest's promise as a Silicon Valley film festival. Telling the story of technology's "Traitorous Eight," a.k.a. "The Fairchild Eight” – eight men who broke from Nobel prize-winning physicist William Shockl...

The September Issue

For hardcore fashionistas, the words "September issue" are like secret code-one that filmmaker R.J. Cutler does a pretty good job of cracking in his same-named documentary about the September 2007 issue of Vogue magazine.

No Impact Man (documentary)

Laura Gabbert and Justin Schein's documentary on Colin Beavan's well-publicized attempt to live for one year without trash, plastic, electricity and most of the other items that make modern life "modern."

October Country (documentary)

In a haunting, four-generation portrait of a family, the docu reveals the tragedy of the individuals' past and present choices in frank, sometimes surprisingly self-aware interviews.

After the Storm (documentary)

A group of students in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans rehearses for the musical "Once on This Island," which is set in the Caribbean in the midst of a storm and shares many parallels with their upended lives.

Pray the Devil Back to Hell (documentary)

A passionate portrait of the power of the African mother to force sons and brothers to disarm.

Thin (documentary)

In Florida's Renfrew clinic, four women struggle with eating disorders.

 

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  1. Re: Mugabe and the White African (documentary)

    This is an excellent review. The issues raised are complex and fascinating.

    --morbid

  2. Re: Mugabe and the White African (documentary)

    I doubt very much if your readers would still sympathise with Mike Campbell and his son-in-law Ben F...

    --Christian Allard

  3. Re: Kites

    Why did the director have to kill Barbara Morie. I was in love with Barbara 30 minutes into the movi...

    --Rohit

  4. Re: The Last Airbender

    The actual genders and races of what the elements represent are in Rodney St.Michael's book, Sync My...

    --Guanxi

  5. Re: The Last Airbender

    Thanks for weighing in, everyone. That the Avatar would reincarnate in the Water tribe was absolutel...

    --annleee

  6. Re: The Last Airbender

    I agree completely with this review. It's true for everyone questioning the way Aang's revival was h...

    --Philip

  7. Re: The Last Airbender

    I think the fact that there is even confusion on this subject is a testament to the poor writing in ...

    --Anna

  8. Re: The Last Airbender

    Ren you are right. One of the reasons the Fire Nation was after the water nation because they wiped ...

    --Bryce

  9. Re: The Last Airbender

    Whoops! Guess I wasn't as quick on the draw as I thought. Sorry about that!

    --Ren

  10. Re: The Last Airbender

    Just wanted to help clear up a little misunderstanding: the Avatar's reincarnation process cycles th...

    --Ren